James McGough

You can create a world you want to live in by doing something different, not giving up, and finding new friends. When I stopped asking “why” and began to accept responsibility for my actions, change began to happen. Change is scary at first, it takes courage, determination, and faith.

Today the world in which I have created is one that is filled with peace and hope. And now I am hoping to meet new friends. Someone who is comfortable with who they are, who can accept me also for who I am and not someone others might assume me to be. Someone to grow with spiritually and to help me stay grounded to the world outside.

I have at least 12 more years before I am eligible for parole. I study the Word regularly, striving daily to be a better person. At this rate I should be almost perfect by the time I get out. But seriously, I am grateful that I have grown beyond the person I was 13 years ago. I am a chilled and laid-back person. I am free-spirited and I value my faith, family, friendships, transparency, good manners, honesty and common courtesy. I like going places I’ve never been before and doing things I’ve never done, but for now that is limited to my imagination. Where does your imagination take you? I like being outside whenever possible or relaxing by an indoor fire on a cold, rainy day or night, listening to slow jams with good company, walking in the moonlight. Is that cool, or what? I like music (70’s-80’s, classic rock, R&B, blues, some country), riding horses, beaches + lakes, and scenery from high up. I rec and exercise daily and spend much of my free time attending faith-based classes.

Finding inspiration to overcome our low points can be wonderful and life-changing. If you think you might enjoy some old-school company, then please write me, and don’t miss out on your opportunity to make a difference.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2010
• Sentence Received: 50 years (Virtual Life Sentence)
• Earliest Release: 2035

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