Ian Valencia

Hey!
I’ve been incarcerated since the age of 17 and I’m using this platform to try and meet people and build connections that can last into my freedom. Writing, emailing (CorrLinks Text Chat), and talking on the phone are all forms of communication I’m open to. I’m an avid reader, writer, and I love R&B and poetry.
Currently, I’m pursuing my Bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University with the plan to attain my PhD as well. I love learning and I thrive having deep, meaningful conversations about life, politics, and different philosophies. I also love laughing, and so as much as I enjoy those deep moments, I try to keep things fun and light by talking a little shit about life too. Lemonade, right?
And so I’m looking for someone who is intellectually driven, emotionally open, with a great sense of humor and a curiosity for life. Write, email, or send me your name and phone number so we can get to know each other and see if we can click… I mean, hey, if you just read this WHOLE thing, I’m pretty sure we’ll get along, so holla at me and let’s see! ^^
Your possible friend,
Ian

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• Incarcerated Since: 2009
• Sentence Received: 26 years
• Earliest Release: 2031

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