10. I smell good.
9. I'm straight.
8. I'm a good cook.
7. Unlike the seemingly vast majority of members on here, I know when and how to use "your" and "you're."
6. I brush *AND* floss.
5. My haircuts are walk-in -- NOT by appointment.
4. As a NoVA native, I know all the best-kept secrets in the National Capital area.
3. I put the toilet seat down, ALONG WITH THE LID.
2. I'm sponge worthy.

And the number one reason to write me: I'm not on meds.

As far as what I seek, this list includes - but is not limited to - the qualities/traits/characteristics I find attractive: Intelligence, sense of self-worth, confidence, height/weight proportionate, good hygiene, sense of humor, comfortable with self, spontaneous, adventuresome, fun-loving, coordinated (if not athletic), ambitious, and passionate about life.

BTW, in the second pic, I'm the one tryin' out a beard... Am conducting an unscientific poll - feel free to let me know which one you prefer.

Thanks for reading.


***********UPDATE*************
After several responses, it looks like I have to put up ANOTHER Top 10, so below are the Top 10 Reasons NOT to Write Me:

10. The unit of time used to measure your “getting ready” is in hours.
9. You’ve ever resolved to, “I need to see how it looks on me when I get home..." after an arduous self-debate at the store.
8. You have a tramp stamp. (Seriously, did you REALLY think about how hot it makes you look when you're 60??).
7. You don’t know when and how to use “your” and “you’re.”
6. You believe that somehow the game itself is different when in attendance, as opposed to watching on TV.
5. You won’t have a beer and a dog at a game because that would dip in to your chocolate budget. (Financially or calorically…)
4. You still say “Happy Holidays” to people that you know celebrate Christmas.
3. You got a cat because you wanted company, but then got a second cat so the first one wouldn’t be lonely since you’re never home.
2. “Coping” to you means getting your Rx (re)filled.

...and the number one reason NOT to write me: You didn’t find any of this funny.

Honorable Mention: You’ve resolved to online dating because you "...don’t have time..."

One last thing, I realize that there is a mutual comfort level that must be attained in a natural progression, but I cannot stress enough that I am NOT looking for an overabundance of written exchanges. (Who the heck has time for that anyway!?) If that's your M. O., might I suggest supporting our troops by becoming pen pals with one of the thousands of service men and women - I am certain they would welcome that type of exchange!