A few things you should know up front...
I am a ninja. I fight bad guys in a leather suit and leap from rooftops in the middle of the night. Sometimes this makes it hard to get a good night's sleep, so I take lots of naps.
I make the best pancakes in the entire world. Chocolate Chip Banana is my specialty. I love to cook but prefer to do it with company - it's so much more fun when someone is there to lick the spoon.
I love country music. It's a new thing, started maybe a year or so ago. It's like listening to a chick flick, I can't help it. Every time some sexy southern man sings a song about how much he loves his wife I melt. Shoot me, I'm a romantic. Other than country I listen to a lot of acoustic singer/songwriter type stuff - mostly mellow. I dance the hell out of my high heels when I go out but at home I'm not really a rap/hip hop kind of girl.
(I'm not really a ninja but I have a pretty bad-ass round-house kick.)
It's important to me to stay in shape and I expect the same from the person I am in a relationship with. I believe that the way you treat your body reflects the level of respect you have for yourself. However, I don't enjoy people who are obsessed with themselves. If you have 20 pictures of yourself flexing into a mirror then I'm not the girl for you. There is something to be said for modesty.
I'll be honest, I have a type. I am attracted to tall, muscular athletes. I can't help it. Physically it's just what works for me. I am learning, however, that there are not very many men who look like that and can still carry a conversation and be loyal to one girl. sigh. I'm trying to be more open to dating different people but I have to say, abs and big broad shoulders make me melt every time. But seriously....there has got to be at least one guy out there who is freakishly sexy and smart and sweet at the same time, right?
I believe that chemistry cannot be faked and rarely ever develops over time. I think it's silly to spend lots of time winking and emailing and texting and all that before meeting up. The first 2 minutes in person will tell you more than all those emails put together. So, If you think you want to know me, say hi :-)
