A: Love me a good spoon session before bed and waking up in the morning (and I’m open to sharing a bed for overnights), but I have a hard time falling asleep while cuddling, so I tend to roll away once saying goodnight.

A: Guy Next Door could arguably be pretty broad to be considered a niche, but one of my favorite compliments I receive all the time is “You’re just so … Normal!”

A: I began my career as a SW twelve years ago. It was an adjustment in many ways to integrate (my friends and family all know and have been supportive), but one of the main reasons why I’ve loved and stuck with it over the years is the number of times someone’s said “Meeting you changed my life.” It quickly became an addiction to feel like a sort of anchor in these very vulnerable spaces. Whether looking for a fun and comfortable distraction or listening ear and bouncing board while processing the curve balls life tends to throw. I enjoy sharing the journey with others when being in good company can be simply life changing.

A: People of all walks of life find it easy to get along with and open up. This versatility in connecting so intimately with many different personalities has afforded me the gift of meeting countless wonderful people, learning from and about their experiences, reciprocating a warm, welcoming presence full of mutual care and respect.

A: I have a really big heart. The ability to sympathize with and be empathetic toward others is something I’ve found to be incredibly worthwhile in my life.