Texas-raised, DC-based. Authentic, adaptable, and genuinely present.
Life has a way of closing doors you didn't even know existed. A decade ago, I caught a felony conviction for marijuana possession in Georgia—a state that still treats it like a serious crime while half the country's opened dispensaries on every corner. That single event from my early twenties continues to slam doors on traditional employment, regardless of my skills, intelligence, or what I actually bring to the table.
Could I be bitter about it? Absolutely. But I'd rather be resourceful.
Here's what I realized: the barriers that keep me out of conventional work don't change what I'm genuinely good at—being present, engaging authentically, offering perspective shaped by resilience, and providing the kind of undistracted attention that's increasingly rare.
I'm a Texas native now based in DC, adaptable and candid, with the kind of masculine energy that's approachable without pretense. I navigate new environments with directness and understated humor. I don't bring drama—I bring solutions.
A modern patronage model where mutual support isn't charity, it's collaboration. You get my time, my attention, my perspective—genuine companionship and intellectual engagement that's strictly platonic and always professional. I get to use my talents constructively and support myself without begging a system that's already decided I don't fit.
Help me, help you, help us. It's that straightforward.
Clear boundaries, honest communication, and consistent follow-through
No performance, no pretense. Just real, engaged presence
Complete confidentiality and respect for your privacy
Warm without being fake, professional without being stiff
Comfortable in any setting, ready to meet the moment
I'm not performing a role—I show up authentically. My boundaries are crystal clear and non-negotiable, which creates trust rather than confusion. I'm Texas-raised with DC adaptability: direct without being harsh, warm without being fake, professional without being stiff.
I bring solutions, not problems. And I genuinely value the connections I build—this isn't transactional for me, it's about mutual support and real human interaction.