Image by FlamingText.com I value my intelligence, each day I challenge myself to mature myself even further in different aspects of my life. My independence and my family are essential to my sanity. Friends come and go, but my independence and my family are sure to remain until I'm standing in front of God at those gates. On more than one occasion, I have discovered that the two, love and happiness, cannot co-exist between a man and a woman. Hopefully, someone out there can prove me wrong, but right now it's not looking good. I don't stress over titles. Not every little detail between two individuals needs to be defined as if you were going to put it in Webster's dictionary, so I just prefer to let things be. -------------I can get along with virtually anyone, and you would be able to see that if you take a look at some of the friends I've made in my lifetime. When I meet new people, I focus on the GOOD in them, because no one is perfect, and no one will EVER be perfect. Although my wholeheartedness, kindness, and involuntary ability to understand people has been taken for granted more than I would have hoped for, I don't trip, because I use every negative experience to help me grow each day. With that being said, the right people will just find their way into my life, so patience is a must, ESPECIALLY being patient with myself. I've learned to never underestimate myself, otherwise other people will, making my life on this nasty Earth useless. Along those lines, judging other people is far worse to me than judging myself, so I don't even bother trying to criticize someone or make them pay for someone else's mistakes.--------------Little known facts about me: I sport my own style with confidence, 6'2"; 170 pounds (I know I'm skinny, but I eat a LOT), One thing I've discovered about my generation is that we are sometimes comfortable conforming to the "norm" and begin to develop a fear of individuality. I, on the other hand, have no problem being myself all the time. I'm goofy, and I love to make people laugh, because laughter is medically proven to make people feel better. Look it up. I'm not gonna spoil the surprise, so ask me anything...