A little about me...
I am not good at this describing myself thing but if I have to here it goes... I am a young intelligent lady looking for the same in a partner. I like old black and white movies, traveling, the feel of wet warm sand in between my toes, building sandcastles, quiet warm summer nights on a porch swing,home improvement/home making, electronics and about fifty thousand other things that its better to enjoy learning about in person. I am looking for a christian man of intellect, character, integrity and standard that is not too uptight to enjoy a great laugh or an innocent game of tickle wrestling. Someone I can be a cheerleader for and who can do the same for me. Someone that things just click with who can trust me with his feelings and that I can do the same. Someone I can play a good game of Jeopardy (is that spelled right?) with and whether they whip my behind at it or I win, we can appreciate and encourage each others intelligence. Someone I can see as my rock and they can rely on me to be the same whenever they need. Hopefully there is a man out there who feels the same. Update: Now that I have had a chance to experience this sight for a little while I feel the need for some clarification.
I am looking for a man that is moral, honorable, loyal, do right, GOD fearing, HONEST, loving, strong (I am talking about inner strength) and a lot of other qualities that I also possess, or that my future mate can teach me.(I'm not asking a lot am I ? lol) Know that if I ask it of you, I am willing to give it. Someone I can glean from and be proud to stand next to beside and sometimes when needed behind. Someone that has the capability in the future(maybe wayyyyyy in the future:) to be the kind of man I can be submissive to and not have one problem in that submission. (Christian brothers understand what I'm saying)A man that is somewhat old school in his beliefs but carries them out with a 2012 twist ( willing to open a door for a lady but be strong and confident enough to wear pink be damned what anyone else thinks).
