My perfect date would start off with coffee and a walk in the park, followed by dinner at an exotic restaurant, and would end with drinks at a nice bar. Yea, this seems like a LONG date, but when you like the person you're on the date with, and when you have chemistry, no amount of time together is ever enough. In my humble opinion, the essential elements to any great date are: engaging conversation, fun and laughter, and obviously a bit of romance. I added the dinner at an exotic restaurant, because I think it's important to experience new things together and to see how accepting a person is of things that aren't common.
Easy. The stars. I don't know why I don't spent enough time stargazing.
This is not something that I say to many people, but I think I suffer from chronic dissatisfaction. It seems like no matter what may be happening in my life, I will never be satisfied. Although this may be good in the sense that it doesn't encourage mediocrity, I truly wish that my future self master the art of just living in the present and appreciating the now. Hey, I am trying though. I swear.
Hmmm, a little bit of both. I feel younger than my peers in the sense that I haven't experienced many of the things that most 25-year-olds have already experienced (especially when it comes to relationships.) At the same time, I've had to deal with hardships/obstacles in my life that most people NEVER have to experience (my grandfather being kidnapped, etc.), which have forced me to mature at a quicker rate.
1. Cockiness - a little bit of arrogance is okay, but a guy who thinks he's the best thing to walk on this Earth isn't.
2. Closed-mindedness.
3. Selfishness.
4. Indecision/lack of passion.
1. Rude people.
2. Parents who let their kids run free like wild animals in public places. Sure, kids should be allowed to be free and have fun, but not at the expense of others's peace.
3. People who curse too much, or use too much vulgar language - it's just not classy.
4. When people make me wait for too long.
5. People who don't think before they speak, or people who don't let me speak my mind (being told to shut up.)
Maybe I'm basing my answer on the picture, but at this point, I feel that I need more affection.
"If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you, its yours forever. If it doesn't, then it was never meant to be."
And related to this, when a man really loves a woman, he'll do anything to be with her. Period.
Indispensable.
The top source of heartache in my life: unfulfilled expectations. I really need to learn how to stop expecting so much from others. But alas, I know it's a life-long journey.
Most people assume that I wear glasses. I don't.
Also, because I'm reserved and calm, people tend to think that I'm very traditional and closed-minded. I'm not.







































