I have changed numerous times throughout my life, from someone who enjoyed science to someone who can write creatively and appreciate all art forms. I don't understand everything I read, but I do enjoy a challenge always. I have always been a very independent soul, and it has gotten me into a few episodes but now I am comfortable. It's great now that I am happy with who I am, because in High School I was a follower and I regret that I followed, wishing that I was a free spirit then. It's complicated though, life goes on and you can always progress.
But I am very much a novel person, as in I am imaginative and stylish, and I do things for sentimental reasons. I am always asking questions, questions that lead to meaning or answers. I love walking, going to the mall (where I meet new people), reading beautiful books and exploring the huge world of information (internet).
When it comes to music, I am very diverse. My favorites are Post-punk and indie, but I just got addicted to lo-fi: The Smiths,Love,Steve Hillage,Joy Division,New Order,Psychedelic Furs,Adam & the Ants,The Church,Bauhaus,St. Vincent,Clap Your Hands Say Yeah,Band of Horses,Minus the Bear,Regina Spektor,Gregory And The Hawk,The Velvet Underground,Echo & the Bunnymen,The Jesus Lizard,Guru Guru,Gang of Four,The Au Pairs,Public Image Ltd,The Feelies,Ninja Tune (it's an awesome record label),Dinosaur Jr.,The Replacements,Arctic Monkeys,Talking Heads,Sonic Youth,Television,Black Moth Super Rainbow,Animal Collective,The Dirty Projectors,Panda Bear,The Residents,Idiot Flesh,Great Northern,Bat For Lashes,Can,The Mekons,Cocteau Twins,Giraffes? Giraffes!,Battles,Ghosts and Vodka,Lightning Bolt,Pavement,Stephen Malkmus & the Jicks,Built to Spill,Silver Jews,The Stone Roses,Throbbing Gristle,Of Montreal,The Lemonheads,The Smithereens
Bob Mould,Sugar,Husker Du,Robert Pollard,Paul Westerberg

Movies: I have my favorite directors and movies. My favorite director is Sam Mendes who directed American Beauty, Road to Perdition and Revolutionary Road. My favorite movie is Waking Life. Second favorite is, well... American Beauty. Then comes 2001: A Space Odyssey, then, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and many others, just ask.

Books are completely different compared to my other taste. I really like 19th century French novels like Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary (the language is beautiful if you have the right translation). Although, my favorite book is On the Road. Second favorite is Steppenwolf by Hermann Hesse.

Cafes: starbucks or traditional place. No movie afterward, perhaps some leisure time afterwards to talk afterward if everything goes well. I love hearing about people's lives because they are important to them. I am extremely understanding, so if you want to do something else; it could be up to my date.