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DeryckOffline
Man. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Aries.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
I'm a ridiculous person and I won't apologize for it. What does that mean? Maybe you'll find out. I'm a vegan. I love music and singing, I like to read and write, I like to dance. I like to eat. I like to list things I like. I like making comedy. Get at me, bros. Let's go the library.
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HardyOffline
Man. 22 years old. Zodiac sign: Capricorn.
Looking for: man. In age: 19-29
Tall. Loud. Feminist. Optimist. Geek. Proud nerd. Grammar lover. Teacher. Student. Japanese music lover. Karaoke master. Danceaholic. I'm really up for anything after a good conversation! :)
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CamronOffline
Man. 25 years old. Zodiac sign: Leo.
Looking for: man. In age: 22-32
I am the "; kinda guy. You know the type. I appreciate most messages I receive, even the "hi" / "hey" "what's up?" messages. HOWEVER, I will say that I am more likely to respond to a message with actual substance. I didn't think it was so hard to put so little effort into starting a conversation or discussion. Its more fun to ask questions than to just write 1 to 2 words anyway. I am self-aware but I also learning new things about myself every day. I am an extremely outgoing guy, and I am passionate about everything that I do. If something is worthwhile, I will throw my whole self into it. I don't typically do anything half-hearted. I love to laugh and I use humor to get through stressful times. I have also learned when humor is and is NOT appropriate. I am insightful and thoughtful, and I always try to think before I speak. I can talk for hours with most people, but I have a deep appreciation for silence. I try to be as well rounded as possible. I also have three fairly large tattoos that I 1.) designed myself and 2.) mean something poignant and signify things that are integral to who I am as a person. Feel free to ask me about my tattoos! My goal was always to be done with undergrad and my doctorate by age 25; I certainly acheived this goal :). I know that this path isn't for everyone and that many require a moratorium of sorts to figure out their passion before pursuing further education. I am a lucky one who figured their dream out early. I am still very proud of what I have accomplished. Taking a critical look at the movie Mrs Doubtfire (but not too critical... the movie is damn perfect) over a bottle (or three) of wine. Or even contemplating the effect of the economy on the price of street drugs while sharing a crack pipe. Any of them work (except the last one... I don't smoke crack, I promise).