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Hello there and thanks for stopping by.
My name is Tyler. I'm 25. 6'3"ish? I haven't measured lately. I'm a hard-working, true to my word type guy with strong beliefs in respect for others, keeping a job and continuously learning and setting new goals. Also, I value maintaining a strong bond with family and friends. I can be a big goof sometimes too. Scientists have proven that life is more fulfilling with a good solid dose of laughter. Speaking of funny, this site kinda cracks me up sometimes.

I enjoy music like every single other person in the world, but I also enjoy creating it too. I'm more into the FM 96 stuff - the alternative, rock, classic rock mixture but i have an appreciation for all forms. I play the guitar and enjoy trying to sing along. Unfortunately, I've had to replace a few windows when such activity occurs.
Sports are cool too! I play in a semi-competitive hardball league in the summer, I play a lot of golf, some tennis, ball hockey and whatever else might come up. I used to play A LOT of ping pong back in the day but haven't had a table for a while. :(
I also enjoy art and all forms of it whether it be going to a play, watching a movie, looking at art in a gallery or doing a bit of drawing and whatnot myself. It does a body good :)
I also want to travel more soon. So far I've been to Australia and Hong Kong and soon hope to check out Europe.

Alright enough of this constant rambling... I know you have a busy schedule.
If this profile interested you in any way and you would like to chat sometime my mailbox is open.
Cheers! to finding companionship and everlasting happiness for all!

After a magically delicious dinner we would make our way to the beach holding hands, carrying our wine glasses and looking into each others eyes gleaming off the moonlight. A violinist follows behind us playing the most beautiful of symphonies along with the sound of the waves crashing against the shore. We'd find a perfect place to lay down and look up at the stars laughing and talking infinitely for what felt like hours. The violinist would say something completely inappropriate and we tell him that he should probably leave now. And then, without warning and no sense of time, we would slowly watch the sunrise bring in a new day.