To describe myself without seeming vain...hmm.... Let's see, I do tech work at the moment, have a degree in psychology from UGA, want to be a Navy SEAL officer, have been labeled a "sickening optimist", work out a lot and cook. I never want to stop learning and I'm good with kids. I still enjoy bubble baths and I don't scare easily. "Stronger" by Britney Spears just came on and I'm not too proud to admit that I liked it. Oh yeah, and I'm going back to school for EMT training too. So playing doctor has a whole new meaning

I know there's a certain caliber of guys you'd expect to find on here but I can assure you I'm not abusive, jealous, petty, immature, dishonest or unfaithful (if you can believe all that). I'm on here because I'm essentially lazy. I don't want to have to go out to a club or a bar to find women when they could still just as easily lie there.

I prefer women who know what they want and aren't afraid to say it. I don't want someone that can be easily manipulated, I like strong women! Intelligence, kindness, good humor and attractiveness (in that order) are also highly valued. But mostly I just want someone to talk to at first, see if you're a good conversationalist. It's hard to find someone who chats well, but you're probably different right?

As far as what I like to do, I'm always up for anything. You never know what you like until you try it. Same thing with music and movies...to a degree anyways. I've never been mauled by a lion but I'm fairly positive I won't like it much

Oh yeah. Instant turn-off: not knowing when to use appropriate usage of words. Your = possessive. You're = You Are. Their = possessive. They're = They are. There = referring to location. Now you're prepared! =D

One more thing! I LOVE how some of you say something along the lines of "I want a smart guy who can speel" You have no idea how ridiculously hilarious and ironic that is. I guess you're counting on opposites attracting >:)

For a first date, I'd like to have dinner and then finding a place to either get coffee/tea or just sit somewhere nice and talk. Preferably a mountain or something equally breathtaking. A movie is relaxing and neutral but why pay $20 to sit next to someone you don't even know? Then of course return you safely and soundly. I'd say go do something crazy and unique, but you gotta know who you're going whitewater rafting with before you get lost in the woods with them right?