I’m not the stereotypical man in prison. I’m a natural philosopher at heart who questions the question, and after that, questions the answer. I don’t believe in coincidences. I’ve used my incarceration constructively through self-education, daily exercise, and meditation. Everyone’s journey in life is different, and each experience helps us grow and learn. All the trials, tribulations, and hardships in life refine us, but they DON’T DEFINE US. Hopefully, I’ll be fortunate enough to meet a female companion (born female!) and create a friendship, perhaps even a lifelong one. Someone willing to grow with me in areas like spirituality and fitness, a goal-oriented partner of sorts. A best friend who will read books with me and encourage me to advance physically and mentally. I am currently in Kentucky, so if you’re from here or live here, please feel free to contact me as well! This is my “fresh start,” so I need to surround myself with people who have genuine intentions. I’m understanding, and I promise I’ll reciprocate all sincere energy. This experience has taught me the value of life, and how important it is to share that life with people who are there for you no matter what, especially when it’s not convenient for them. I have a lot of pure love in my heart to give, but it’s only for the worthy people who were there for me at a time like this. How to reach me: The easiest way is to email me at Jvalentino@emailinterface.org, text me at 1-216-466-0047, or write me on CorrLinks. Message me your phone number so I can contact you. You can also email me at valentinojustice8@gmail.com.
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Justice Valentino #22044-510
USP BIG SANDY PO BOX 2068 INEZ, KY 41224
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About Me
- August 3
- Expected 2027
- 6'0"
- Black
- Brown
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Justice Valentino #22044-510 USP BIG SANDY PO BOX 2068 INEZ, KY 41224
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