Markis Davis

* Companionship Wanted *

A lot of the time, we judge before we even get to know a person. Being judgmental is a bad trait, that even I find myself doing. I’m saying this because I don’t want to be judged.

I’m a human being who has made mistakes in life and at this moment while incarcerated, I’m paying for it. My kids growing up without their dad is a constant thought that runs through my mind. I love my kids to death so I’m taking this time to better myself as a man and a father. So please, don’t judge me by my pictures or the tabs that you can read about me. I simply wish you take the time to send me an email via CorrLinks or write me a letter.

A little about me is I’m currently back in school. I have dreams and aspirations of owning a food truck one day. I like to cook, listen to music and work out. I love staying in shape. I do believe in God and I believe through him all things are possible. There’s not too much to do in here, but I do like to try and keep myself educated. Especially on the laws, as I still have 11 years left. With mass incarceration and the laws changing every year, I’m waiting on my blessings to come. Hopefully, I can find that friendship/penpalship that is out there. I promise you won’t regret giving me a chance to be your friend.

Sincerely yours,
Markis

P.S. Sometimes, the people who are thousands of miles away from you can make you feel better than the people right beside you.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2016
• Sentence Received: 25 years
• Earliest Release: 2033

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