Leshun Smith

Existing In Truth
After 25 years of incarceration, 1 of the best lessons I’ve learned is how to exist in my truth. While some people choose to double down on their criminality and plot new ways of getting convicted, I chose to take full possession of my narrative and change the path my life was on. This meant deconstructing negative thought patterns and actions then reconstructing and consolidating my internal compass. Now my morals, values, ambitions, and actions are in alignment with my purpose and spirituality. So you get a backstage pass to get to know the ME the world never knew.
The owner of this site advises its members to pursue friendship rather than romance. But I prefer a more advanced type of connection. A connection that allows us to become intimately close and share a bond that can’t be accurately defined by a box unless WE’RE the ones choosing the box WE want to be in. Nothing chaotic, but something uniquely special like sprinkling spicy chili seasoning over some chopped juicy, tangy but sweet pineapples. With a foundation of shared values: honesty, integrity, trustworthiness, loyalty, understanding, humor, and communication; we’ll have relational freedom and flourish in our 2-person circle. You know, like yin & yang.
I’m unsure of many things. But I’m 100% confident that if you’re whole and complete, I can only enhance you. It’s not my intention to burden, betray, manipulate, or mistreat you. But I have every intention to bring you peace, emotional relief, joy, and the type of smiles that’ll make you think God was tickling you with a feather. That’s, of course, as much as my subscription will allow.
If you’re still reading this and you’re interested, push all doubt from your mind and email me the answers to the following questions at GTL Connectnetwork.com: When it comes to love, is intensity or permanence more important to you? Are you ready for either?

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• Incarcerated Since: 1999
• Sentence Received: 36 years
• Earliest Release: 2035

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