Milton Chalmers

(Have an open heart and give me a chance…)

First of all, let me tell you about myself. Before the bad boy lifestyle kicked in… I was a young boy with big dreams. I always wanted to be an animal vet. I love all animals. I never had a father in my life, so I looked up to my cousin that was in the streets… He was a big-time drug dealer and everybody knew him. when I was 12 my cousin was killed by his best friend… So I became a product of my environment, on the west side of Chicago.

I lost myself in the streets trying to be my cousin, not myself… The gift and curse of incarceration has redefined my concept and role as a man. I did not trust a lot of people and I had a wall up. To better myself mentally, I had to find self. I began talking to a counselor, working out… for when I get back to society. I’m 5’9”, I weigh 220. I love 90s r&b music. I like to write poems. I’m very loyal. I come to you as a changed person. At this point in my life, a friend is what I need, with good energy. I’m looking forward to hearing from you soon… Until then, continue to live life to the very fullest… If you give me a chance, I will always have your back.

PS: you can also message me through ConnectNetwork. Have a blessed day.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2015
• Sentence Received: 10 years
• Earliest Release: 2024

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