art, design, Architecture, Engineering, Astrophysics, Quantum Mechanics, writing, bondage, music, hot wax, movies, travel, pleasuring hot guys, fine dining, and anything intellectual
I really enjoy meaningful conversation with kind, sensitive, intelligent people. I thrive on intellectual discussion. I really have an openness and a sensitivity to all people. I have an almost overwhelmingly compassionate heart. I tend to most be drawn to people of character, people like myself who have overcome some adversity or tragedy and have very positive outlooks. My heart just bleeds for people, so I'm really drawn to people of character who come from challenges.I'm very sensitive, so I only ask that my friends be sensitive. I will tend to let people walk all over me, so I need to surround myself with people who aren't going to take advantage of my generosity or be completely oblivious to my feelings.I generally try to stay positive, but I'm going to list some of my pet peeves because I think it is relevant:Conceited WeHo faggots. Whether you are from WeHo or just wish you were, you are not too sexy for anybody.People who have 900 friends on their friends list. What kind of meaningful relationships could you have if you have that many friends? People are not trophies to be hung on your MySpace profile.People who cut in front of you in traffic. Congratulations you gained a car-length! But, you're still going to sit your impatient ass at the same red light in front of me.There are a lot of insecure homos out there, and I'll be the first to admit I'm one of them. But, putting up a front that you are somehow better than other people doesn't make it so. This is advice that I have to take myself. I act all mysterious and arrogant to hide the real truth. I am weak and vulnerable. I admit it. If you can admit it, I just might want to meet you.
90's Rock, 80's Rock, Alternative Rock, Post Rock, New Age, Jazz, and Instrumental
I like all kinds of movies. It needs to be intelligent, challenging, or new. Among my current favorites would be the Dune saga and Interview with a Vampire.
The Science Channel, The Daily Show with John Stewart, South Park, and Family Guy
LOTR, "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, Hamlet, "The End of Faith" by Sam Harris, and "What Would Jefferson Do" by Thom Hartmann, just to name a few.
Thomas Jefferson and Carl Sagan