I am a 4th year university student. Friends are very important to me, but so are new experiences. I usually tend to find myself with older guys just because immaturity can tire quite quickly. But that doesn't mean that I don't like to have fun :) quite the opposite in fact. I work as a server while going to university, and I try to get out to play sports whenever possible. I work out when I can as well, and enjoy almost any kind of physical activity. So far the sports I've had my hand in have been martial arts, soccer (indoor and out), water sports, volleyball, and motorsports.

I'm taking business in school but I incorporate a very wide variety of classes while doing so, everything from fine arts, to philosophy and sociology to economics and finance, so hit me up! University is something I really enjoy and could see myself continuing with it for a while. I really enjoy great conversation, and debate always gets me goin.

I'm looking for a guy that can challenge me in many areas, someone to stimulate me either through a great game of basketball or by debating until the sun comes up (or both :). A physical attraction is quite important but not the end of the world. Someone whom can take care of themselves physically and mentally is a great combination. Loyalty and the ability to admit fears in order to face them head on is something I highly admire. Normal is boring, so be excited to show me what makes you unique. I try to be very open because I have nothing to hide, so ask anything you want :)

A good first date would entail an experience that would allow us to explore the other's interests and passions. Some time together where it is all about us in order to get to know the other in a variety of environments and activities. This could mean anything from a nice walk to a friendly competition, so be creative.

Synergy (chemistry) is something I look for, so a single activity is hard to describe. But a good first date would give me the opportunity to see what makes you special, and to find out for myself why I would end up thinking of you the next day. So unless you happen to be an outstanding conversationalist, a bar drink probably isn't going to cut it.