Nicholas Gonzalez

I’m a very popular person outside of prison, my homies call me Stomper. I’m not one to seek out friends or conversations but when someone talks to me, I talk back and conversation always comes easy. I’m able to get along with people well because of my sense of humor, but when you’re locked up, friends and family tend to forget about you. That’s the reason why I decided to join a prison pen pal program for the first time. I appreciate you going out of your way to read my intro.

I’m incarcerated in a federal prison for having a large quantity of drugs in my car along with a firearm during a DUI traffic stop, and was sentenced to 6 years. I’m a business man who chose to use his knowledge in the wrong way. I’m not perfect but I strive to be a better person every day and to right my wrongs using my time for good things like studying specific businesses for my release to become a productive member of society. I’m focused on becoming a better me for myself and my children. I always find a way to turn a bad thing into something positive and, no matter what, I’m always laughing. I’m not one to really trip about what people think and people who don’t like me, because I like me. I’ve learned that you will never make everyone happy no matter what. So, the best thing to do is what makes you happy. To be honest with anyone who is reading this, I’m not looking for a relationship and I don’t want to give any false hopes. I believe the best relationships come from friendships. I’m looking for down-to-earth people to chop it up with and get my mind out of here with a letter or so. I love receiving mail and photos. Please come with good vibes, if you talk, I’ll talk back, and remember this is a judgment-free zone, so you can write to me about whatever.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2021
• Sentence Received: 6 years
• Earliest Release: 2026

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