Calvin Wise

Someone once asked me, “Why do you always insist on taking the ‘hard road’?” and I replied “Why do you assume I see 2 roads?” That was me. Seeing life always through an absolute way of thinking. At 35, I just discovered within this last year that I can’t solve my problems/issues with the same level of thinking I was at when I created them. So I have begun to educate and elevate myself. I’m not how I used to be, I’m not where I want to be, I’m not who I’m gonna be, but I thank God I’m not who I once was! Who was that? Well, I got myself incarcerated for progressive drug abuse and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. I am a new person on a new path now. I have severed all past lifestyle relationships. New life, new friends, new lifestyle: period. I am now on a journey through life with purpose. These are some of the reasons I decided to be a part of Wire of Hope. I am clean and sober now by choice and I have no desire to use or distribute drugs again. I have good positive energy, good positive vibes, and I am in pursuit of a good positive life. I believe negativity and negative thoughts are dead weight. Positivity, positive thoughts, and positive pursuits I highly favor and are in the best interest of others. I believe we all deserve the best life has to offer. Soon I will be free, but my new life has already begun within me. I believe we all need hope, encouragement, and inspiration. So, I am searching for friends who deserve this and who are on this same path. I have learned the hard way that some people are not loyal to you, they are loyal to their need of you and once their needs change, then so does their loyalty. To say the least, I know how to be loyal and I am. I’ve learned that how others treat me is their path; how I respond is mine.

Calvin

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• Incarcerated Since: 2017
• Sentence Received: 12.5 years
• Earliest Release: 2027

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