Anthony Bethea

Hello, my name is Anthony Bethea. I am in search of a pen pal, someone special and open minded, who wouldn’t mind writing and developing a flourishing friendship. I fully believe that friendships and relationships should be built upon a solid foundation of trust, honesty, respect, appreciation, and sincerity. Nothing in life is promised. But you should write someone you can come to for comfort and with a heart that understands, that time devoted between the two is yours and yours alone!

I am athletic, well-groomed and good looking, confident, creative, playful, passionate, responsible and well-read. I enjoy painting live art life, traveling and eating. I’m open to trying new things. I love all types of music and spending time with my family and meeting new people.

I really hope you write so we can connect and become friends, or much more. Come share a smile with me =)

I love quotes that have meaning;
by Lord Byron: “Women are the rainbows that ivy the storms of life.”
Unfortunately for me, I haven’t found my special Rainbow, yet.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2007
• Sentence Received: 50 years
• Earliest Release: 2050

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