I can throw a football better than most men...REALLY. I like to engage in activities and surround myself with people that inspire growth. I like all the fun stuff everyone mentions on these profiles. I am simply looking for a man that excites me. Someone that I am attracted to, someone that I NEED to see again. I don't ask for much from another person. I do not tolerate behavior that suffocates an individual in a relationship. I will accept your video game dependance if I really like you and/ or if that's your thing. As a matter of fact, I will accept and encourage anything that is "your thing".
I would mention here that I have been told that I am a great cook, but I don't want to get anyone too excited too soon. In addition to apple cider vinegar, I believe laughter is the cure for any illness. I am happiest when I feel productive and healthy. In closing, If there is one thing that I would categorize as imperative from a partner, it would be-self-awareness.
Footnotes:
Yes, I am athletic and enjoy watching sports just as much as the next girl pretending to love it, but I am in no way a fanatic. So if you are looking for a gal that will religiously watch Sunday football with you, I am not her. I will however be perfectly happy engaging in another activity . What I am trying to convey is that our similarities will not align perfectly and we should both be okay with that.
What I mean by "I dont ask much from another person" is that I don't expect my partner to compensate for my shortcomings, or to complete me in any way...I realize that my incompleteness is mine and mine alone. We should all stop the unreasonable expectation we place on love and relationships.
Just on a side note I would like to share a reflection of mine. I wonder if the generations to come will look back on online dating and think how romantic it must have been....compared to their new and even less personal versions of courting in the future. Perhaps romantic compatibility will be deduced to such a scientific level that dating in its entirety will become obsolete. Perhaps I have digressed a bit.
