Jordan Henry

Hey, my name is Jordan but everyone calls me JD. I’m 31 years old and have been incarcerated since I was 28. Let me first inform you that the little boy in my first picture is my son and the woman standing next to me on the other is my mom.
I’m looking to build a relationship in which we can grow and be compassionate over time through mutual decision-making, respect for one another, learning about each other’s traumas, and the overall challenges our everyday life brings us.
I need someone who understands that it will take challenges, time, consistency, patience, and understanding of my current situation. This will require physical support (in-person visits and video visits) and emotional support (phone calls, messages, pictures, and letters). With time, consistency, hard work, dedication, and mutual support, we can strive to meet our long-term goals one step at a time.
Hopefully, we can build a companionship and experience something new through each other. I’m looking for a best friend type, where I can listen to your ups and downs, support you, build a trusting bond, and secure and support all our insecurities and interests.
I believe in letting relationships build themselves while we put in the work. I would prefer you to text me on (GTL) messaging, but I would love to start a relationship with a letter, pictures, and your number.
Talk to you soon, and stay safe.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2022
• Sentence Received: 11 years
• Earliest Release: 2033

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