A: I would rather be wrong now than remain ignorant forever. I'll never pretend to be something I'm not or know something I don't, it's as unnatural as it can be to me. I sound like I know things, and I do know a lot, and I'll be the first one to say "oh no, that's a lie" or "no I was wrong" and the last person to make an assumption or judgement without getting as much context as possible.
A: I am clumsy and you should absolutely know, that under no circumstance, am I to be trusted with fragile glassware.
A: Whatever you'd like to know. I do great with questions. Sometimes just offering all your information can be unnnatural. But ask me a question, you get an honest answer, every time. If you dont wanna hear the answer, best not ask the question, because I won't lie to your face about it.
A: Is it arrogant to say my humility and grace?
A: It's the people I care about that get my 'extra mile'. I'm very open about my thoughts and feelings and that includes telling my friends their importance. There's no shame in telling the boys how much they mean to you :)
A: I don't need much to be content, just sunlight and fresh air. I love to hike, camp, picnic, watch the birds, identify the plants. I have a side that's very outdoorsy, but I have always loved video games, fantasy worlds, and board games. But most of all, I find learning to be fun. I'd rather watch a nature documentary than an action comedy and will often get lost in research topics that have no pertinence to anything else.
A: 6'4 with long hair and colorful tattoos certainly help. I've never been confused for another midwestern twink after deciding I didn't wanna just be some clean cut cutie anymore. I've been told to lower my voice as many times as I've been told I was blocking someone's view, but I've never heard "can you speak up please"
A: I want to teach people how to play with butts. Usually we have to learn our limits, our preferences, and even our insecurities in real time, via trial and error. That can be a much easier experience when I am around and can aid in the mental preparation as well as the physical.
A: I love to get outside, but I am definitely a homebody. I love that I can walk everywhere I need to go through familiar places and see familiar poeple, which by extension make the neighborhood feel like home.
I wasn't this way when living in suburbia where the next closest thing that wasn't another person's house was a 20 minute drive. Everything is travel at that point.
That said, I am the most low maintenance travel companion. I usually have one thing I want to do on a trip, and want the rest to be improvised. I was raised by roads trips where car did not stop unless it was for gas and if you needed something, you had the time it took to fill the tank to get it done. I was only left behind once and it wasn't that long of a walk.