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Music from artist 2Pac’s song, It Ain’t Easy is my most meaningful memory. It keeps playing in my head from time to time. Being incarcerated has opened my eyes to the old me and has presented the new me. I appreciate life on a whole nother level and take it seriously. I currently have 14 years left on my sentence and am actively on appeals. I look forward to starting a family of my own when I meet that special someone, and for now I’m open to meeting new friends and see where it goes. God bless, HOSQ.

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