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About Me

These bits are really difficult to write aren't they? Here goes....I'm a nice person, first and foremost. I'm considerate of others and genuinely like to get to know people for who they really are. I'm gregarious but not extremely so; I'm generally happy, with a good sense of humour and a good outlook on life. I love my work, I love my friends, and I think life is for living, without judging or expecting others to be what you want. Live and let live is a fairly apt axiom.On the physical side, I'm slim, considered attractive (by some, but it's obviously subjective!), with black hair and green eyes. I work out regularly, love running, and I dress well. I'm not a fashion victim; I wear what I know suits me, which is generally fairly tight fitting pencil skirts and tops, or similar dresses. And nice shoes of course;-)

My Interests

Cinema, theatre, nightlife, reading, music, running, sex, and meeting interesting people. Not necessarily in any order here!!

I'd like to meet:

Anyone really, both men and women, who have a similar approach to life. I like people who are interesting, who read a lot, who appreciate good things in life, who like things which may be slightly out of the ordinary, who are happy, who travel, who broaden their horizons, who smile a lot, who love their work, etc. Get the picture?

Music:

Currently listening to the following: (lots)Panic! at the Disco - fantastic! You really need to hear this!! Fall Out Boy - good, poppy and rocky at the same time Fightstar - excellent! Who would have thought?!Love these others:Funeral for a Friend, Green Day, Marilyn Manson, Alkaline Trio, InMe, Muse, Foo Fighters...I could go on.....and on...

Movies:

Is anyone else sick of all the usual stuff at the movies? Really starting to enjoy less mainstream stuff and watching more foreign films - maybe its a sign of my age, who knows?

Television:

I rarely watch TV, it's just pap for the masses...

Books:

Platform and also Atomised by Michel Houllebecq. Pride and Prejudice - and if you don't know the author you bloody well should, you illiterate sod!! The Secret History by Donna Tartt. Othello and also The Merchant of Venice. The Return of the Native - Thomas Hardy. Saturday and anything else by Ian McEwan, particularly Atonement. Sooo many others....

Heroes:

Shakespeare, Jane Austen, Ingrid Bergman