So I finally decided to figure out what to say, that won’t sound too plagiarized from other profiles. No matter how unique you think you are, you start to sound quite “general” as you read the profiles.

As stated before I am quite outgoing and not afraid to approach people and ask questions…just ask the commuters on the Long Island Railroad from LI to Manhattan. I don’t think they will ever be the same since a stranger just started asking them about their life in New York City. I am for the most part a happy person. For that one you need to just ask my orthopedic surgeon or oral surgeon. Seems that whatever they put in the IV to make one relax, makes me laugh hysterically. BTW, laughing hysterically in pre-op freaks some of the other patients out…or so I have been told. Those are just a couple of my traits, I am also honest, funny (or so I am told), intelligent, helpful, educated, etc. (you know the laundry list others post).

I enjoy a variety of activities: sports, festivals, hanging out with friends, traveling (to Europe, Canada, Central America, Mexico, and the U.S.), etc. I like to change it up so life doesn’t become stale.

I would like to find someone that matches to some of the above traits, with formal education being an important trait I am looking for in someone else. I am in education so it only fits I place a priority on that trait. Additionally, I am a moderate when it comes to politics, so anyone who is quite liberal or very liberal I doubt we will see eye to eye on major issues. Since that topic isn’t addressed in profiles, and I mentioned being honest, I thought I would touch on it to save your time and mine

I don't think there is one specific "perfect first date". I think you adjust the plans to make both parties comfortable, since it is a first date.