A: I'm just a fun loving caring guy all around, and love to make people happy. Seeing someone said or going through a hard time makes me want to help however I can.
A: I don't have much spare time anymore, but when I wasn't working, I used to enjoy playing the violin and piano, as well as running cross county and playing tennis.
A: I've been self-reliant since I was 14. I've already had nine different jobs in different fields, all with good things to say about me, I moved up here a week after high school on my own, and I support myself entirely.
A: Like I've stated before, I love going out and partying and meeting people. If I feel like staying in though or being with friends, I love to play xbox/ps, maybe read a book, or even clean.
A: Oooh this is a hard one. I guess it would be knowing the few people in life I call my best friends. Every experience I've had with them is the best in my life.
A: I'm pretty quirky and adventurous. I usually just go with the flow for the most part, seeing where the day/night takes me and watching how it plays out more so than making it take the course I decide.
A: I'm a very good listener, and I genuinely care about what people say, which is hard to come by in today's society. I also like to make people feel good/better however I can.
A: I don't really have one per say. I come from a country, southern background, but I'm too urban for them. And coming up to the city, I'm too southern for you guys ha.
A: I absolutely love traveling. I have been around most of the county already, and I hope to eventually travel across the globe. I'll admit though it's nice to have a place to come back to and call home at the end of a trip.
A: I only recently started working out since I moved up to New York, but I try to go to the gym every day before work and school. Diet wise, I'm mostly on a budget being a college student on my own, but I try to stick to salads and proteins when eating out.
A: Let's face it - your 20's are rough; you don't make enough money, and you're still in the middle stage of figuring yourself out. But if the first half of them has taught me anything, it's the importance of self-care in my life. Treating myself and my body with respect. Listening to my needs and understanding how to meet them. Living without being overindulgent. Learning my limits and not burning myself out. Being mindful of what I put into my body. Mentally, learning to accept and release the things that are out of my control or that do not beneficially serve me. Bit by bit, I am cultivating a more positive, healthy, and stable foundation upon which to better tackle life, so my lifestyle at the moment is centered solely around much needed self-healing. It's given me a new perspective from which to view my life, and I'm still adjusting to that new perspective and the shifts it's bringing about.
A: The most interesting place I lived in while growing up was a old two-story log cabin heated by a wood stove. Not the experience of most Gen-Z'ers out there, I hear.
A: I'd talk about my past, present, and future: where I come from and the things I've overcome, where my journey has lead me, and what else might lie ahead.
A: I'm big on respect. Be respectful, treat others how you'd like to be treated, don't take advantage of others, the whole nine yards. We're all just people trying to live our own lives, so why should we make it harder on one another?
A: What I enjoy most about myself is my attitude towards others. I do my best to be appropriately empathetic, understanding, and not assume things about people. It allows me to be very laid back and genuinely get to know others to whatever degree they're comfortable with. Be kind; be real.
A: I'm a fairly simple guy, and I can manage without a lot, but there are some things that just make life easier. I have to start and end every day with my toothbrush and contacts - can't walk around blind with a dirty mouth now, can I? Next would be music and a book - preferably one with a map in the front - to have some kind of escape and entertainment. And last would be a mirror to see how I look. I can't imagine a world never being able to see yourself.