My name is Steven Miller but most call me Snap, I am African American from South Central Los Angelas I don’t have any current photos, but I spoke on Ted Talk a few years ago, From Gangster to Grace.
Nothing changed physical characteristic wise but mentally and spiritually has been a fulfillment of my evolution. I didn’t have any plans on meeting anybody, I was listening to Sunday night slow jams and listened to LL Cool J ” I need love” I heard this song plenty but this particular time it felt like GOD was speaking to me. Then I heard the Dj advertise this website and I knew it was time to step out in faith and meet my other half. I don’t want to sound desperate I am just being obedient to my calling, my calling is to be the ultimate man but I can’t be the ultimate man without the ultimate women. Life is to short reality is too hard and time is too precious for me to second guess my calling.
I am very romantic with a great sense of humor and I believe in fairytales and happy ever after. I have a prison sentence doing 160 years to life, for bank robbery a very expensive crime. I believe it is GOD will I am neither bitter or have given up on life , I am free in mind and spirit and I believe freedom will manifest physically with me returning to society. In the meantime, I read, exercise and I have goals to be a perceptible author. I don’t know who you are or where you’re from, but I anticipate on hearing from you, I am open minded and educated. I am into sports, politics, music and making a difference in the world. I’ll be 48 in a few months and still feel like I am 20 years old not that I have a problem with aging, I just like to feel young a heart by laughing and using my imagination.
I would like to learn what are your likes and dislikes, do you have hobbies? Are you optimistic about the future of this country? Do you dream or have goals? Do you believe it’s better
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