Jordan Scott

I’m someone who still believes in the power of a good conversation– the kind where you lose track of time just learning about someone’s world. I’ve always enjoyed listening to people’s stories, not just to pass the time, but to understand different walks of life and find the wisdom in them. Everyone has something to teach, and I try to stay open to that.

I’d describe myself as old-school in a lot of ways. I value respect, loyalty, and genuine kindness. I care deeply for the people in my life and try to be the kind of presence that lifts others up, whether through a bit of advice, encouragement, or just a thoughtful conversation.

I enjoy talking about music, movies, and philosophy– especially the kind that makes you look at life a little differently. But I’m also just as happy chatting about the everyday stuff: what made you smile today, what you’re working on, or what’s been on your mind lately.

I’m hoping to connect with someone who’s also looking to share, grow, and maybe brighten each other’s days a little. If you’ve got a story to tell, I’m all ears, and I’d love to share mine too.

Looking forward to hearing from you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2014
• Sentence Received: Life Without Parole
• Earliest Release: N/A

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