I grew up in South America (first person to guess which country wins the lucky prize) and moved around a good bit before settling in Atlanta. I have lived in NY, CT, FL, NC, and finally, GA. I love to meet new people and get to know them. It's always fun to listen to someone's story! I've learned that you never know what road someone has taken in their lives that have led them to where they are today. Tolerance is key for me. Please don't judge others around me....you never know where they've been. Unless we're making fun of them...that's totally allowed!!! Humor is good, rude behavior is not.
I participate in a wide variety of activities (all legal..haha!) and would enjoy you doing the same. Most of them involve being with friends which mean the world to me. I feel like I have a wide variety of people I get a long with and would have no problem being a part of any circle. Meeting new people and experiencing new things are the spice of life.
I'd say that I'm looking for someone that is honest, caring, outgoing, enjoys a night out as much as a night in over conversation and a bottle of wine, loves to travel, has a good relationship with his family and friends...but is it necessary? Most of the profiles here already say that which I think is hysterical. What would pique my interest would be a great looking guy that says, "animals offend me, children are terrible, and brushing my teeth is optional. What books have I read recently? Since high school?" LOL. Basically, we are all on our best behavior here and the only way to get to know someone is through face to face meeting After all, 75% of communication are non-verbal elements. Is it safe to say that I don't text much and prefer a phone call if we get to the point of exchanging numbers? I know this part of getting to know one another is much easier and less risky via text and email, but let's move out from behind the keyboard and do this the old fashioned way. Don't be afraid to say something not-quite-cool. I'd rather that than the carefully thought out text or email. :)
Important Note: if you are recently divorced, within the past two years, or are currently separated, I wish you the best of luck, but I am not the girl for you. I hope that doesn't come off as rude, however, through experience, I respect that a lot of people don't realize the road they will travel during that time and it can be confusing and somewhat emotional. I've been single for more than 10 years and can attest to the positive changes that come after 2 years of being single. Timing is clearly an important thing in this forum, and I'm hoping to find someone that's ready to develop an amazing friendship with the hopes and possibility of something more substantial. Ready if you are!!!
