Joel Batalla

Hello world,
You know one thing I’ll say, it takes a lot of nerves and heart to step outside the box we call morality. But by doing so we are met with the surprising and intoxicating possibility of not only stepping out of our comfort zone into the unknown, but unexpectedly encountering something new and intriguing in are otherwise ordinary and daily routine lives. I believe that these are some of the things people discover when deciding whether or not to take that leap off of that cliff called “uncertainty” when it comes to writing pen pals who are incarcerated. In a more charming and amusing manner allow me to push you over that edge lol. Though I am young, I would say I’m wise beyond my years granted I have much room available for growth, I wouldn’t mind corresponding with someone who is older than me and has experienced a different lifestyle than my own. Someone to share and exchange stories of our lives whether good, bad, great or ugly, I am non-judgmental and a great listener. One thing I can say I miss the most from the free world is just interaction with women in general that being said a simple conversation will more than suffice for me. Hopefully I’ve been successful in not only easing your doubts but your mind as well and making you comfortable in your decision to writing me and in doing so we can create a friendship worth embracing.
Sincerely,
Joel.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2013
• Sentence Received: 25 years
• Earliest Release: 2039

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