Matt

Hello, my name is Matthew, I'm forty six years young this December and have been incarcerated for the last eighteen years.
There's so many things I can say about me, who I was, who I have become. Yet I think what's most important for you to know now is that I am, I have become a good person, a man who cares deeply for his family and friends and is looking for someone to share his life with.
I have a future. It is not set in stone, but is there waiting for me; the culmination of years of hard work and struggle.

I have a good work ethic and a somewhat decent moral compass.

I believe in God, but do not consider myself a practicing Christian.

I believe in the closeness of family and am a loyal and honest friend
Honesty is a hard line for me. Without it, nothing truly works. A wise person once said,
"If you are afraid of offending someone, there is no way you can be honest with them."
Life is a process, the living know this well.

I do not judge people for who they are, so please be yourself. Be human because you are one.
I like music, art and writing and am constantly overflowing with creativity. I am a sharer. If we connect, don't be surprised when I want to share my talents with you.
I am a foodie!! Big time. Love to cook and eat and eat what I cook!
I have several types but am a fool for brunette's. Brown hair, brown eyes, ( or silver) light skin and freckles...gorgeous.
If you believe in yourself, then I will believe in you too. So just be you!
I am open to discuss my life, my time and my crime. It has taken a lot of hard work, growth, self reflection and faith to shed the darkness of my past. I am very focused on the present as well as my future, however will be as open as you need me to be.

Well, that's me in a coconut shell.
Contact me at Getting Out (GTL)

Sagitario

Atlético

6' 2 (1.88 m)

Caucásico

Soltero

Si - No En Casa

No

Tatuaje visible

Marrón Claro

Sin Mascotas

Si

Algo de instituto

Desempleado

Arte / Música / Literatura

Hacer ejercicio, Aprender, Música, Televisión, Películas, Cocinar, Computadoras