Antonio Yazzie

Hello there. What do I say that has not already been said? I hope I can raise just enough curiosity to catch your attention to get you thinking about reaching out to say “hi.” If you’re reading this, I hope you give me a chance and take a leap of faith with me.

I really don’t know how to put myself out there to get someone to write. What do I say and where do I begin? It’s been a while since I met anyone new. I don’t have much of a social life with anyone out there and I thought I would give this program a chance. After four years of receiving no kind of mail, maybe I’ll get lucky and meet some fun new friends who are interesting and exciting, who can bring light to my dark days. I believe we all have a story to tell and the things we experienced in life influence us today, whether it’s good or bad. Meeting a good friend to share thoughts and conversations with would be wonderful. I miss that person-to-person interaction because the unknown can be both scary and exciting. Maybe we can share a smile and laugh together.

A bit about myself, I’m open to new experiences, easy-going, adventurous, sincere, and a direct kind of person, with a good personality. Despite my situation, I continue to keep my spirits high, pushing through my incarceration. It isn’t easy at times feeling left out from the world and its joys, but I’m accepting the repercussion of a bad choice I made. Before coming to prison, I was a wielder. I like classic vehicles because they’re simple to fix and they have character. I enjoy a range of music depending on my mood, reading a good book and watching movies if it’s good.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2019
• Sentence Received: 10 years
• Earliest Release: 2027

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