My name is Scott. I’m a U.S. Army National Guard veteran, a proud family man, and someone who believes that difficult circumstances do not have to define the person you become. During my incarceration, I have worked hard to grow mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. I’ve completed programs in mental health, trauma and stress resilience, anger management, financial literacy, peer recovery coaching, workplace safety, and custodial technology. I was also selected to help care for incarcerated individuals living with dementia, an opportunity that strengthened my patience, compassion, and sense of purpose. I value honesty, loyalty, kindness, and meaningful communication. I’m hoping to meet a genuine woman who is open-minded, understanding, and interested in building a sincere connection. I enjoy thoughtful conversations, exchanging ideas, sharing laughter, and getting to know someone beyond the surface. I believe a strong relationship begins with friendship, trust, and the freedom to be completely yourself. Life has taught me not to take people or time for granted. I’m focused on continuing my personal growth and preparing for a positive, productive future. I have a close and supportive family, strong goals for my life after incarceration, and a desire to use what I’ve learned to help others. If you are looking for someone who will listen, communicate openly, appreciate you, and bring honesty and consistency to your life, I would be happy to hear from you. Let’s begin with a conversation and see where it takes us. I can be reached through the Securus app.
Scott M.33
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Scott Mathews #194018
SAN CARLOS C.F. 1410 W 13RD STREET PUEBLO, CO 81003
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About Me
- October 1
- Expected 2044
- 5'9"
- Brown
- Blue
- White
Mailing Address
Scott Mathews #194018 SAN CARLOS C.F. 1410 W 13RD STREET PUEBLO, CO 81003
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