Energetic, at times restless, and a hopeless night owl, I tend to overanalyze things and read between the lines seeking to find greater meaning even when there isn't one. Sometimes this helps me and sometimes it prevents me from seeing the obvious.

I know I am not perfect, and I don't expect you to be. I believe that life would be one boring journey, if we had all the answers. I don't expect you to accept me for who I am, and I welcome constructive criticism and change. Giving compliments and telling people what they want to hear is easy and fun, but confronting a situation and doing something about it requires the courage and openness that I very much admire in others, and try to cultivate in myself.

You:
You can take a joke, you do not get offended easily, and can dish out a sarcastic remark of your own. You also tend to analyze things and read between the lines. You are interested in developing yourself, and are curious about your own nature as well as the nature of the things around you.

You find men attractive for who they are and not so much for what they have.
You will call me on my sh-t when due, and I will thank you for that. Cigarettes are not part of your budget, and shopping doesn't usually consume a bulk of your weekend's waking time, unless it's right before holidays.

You prefer real conversations over instant messaging. You are not addicted to compulsive shopping, Reality TV, and other by-products of post-modern mediocrity. You want to meet a man who is capable of appreciating what you carry above your shoulders and not only what you've got below your waistline. You stand out from the rest in your own subtle but significant ways.

You can write more than "how are you?" "I like your pic" and "wanna chat?" if you decide to contact me.

Simplicity is hard to beat when it comes to meeting someone for the first time. A cup of tea/coffee or hot milk :) and a walk down the street or in the park with an interesting, stimulating company is what I have in mind.

Under the risk of sounding cliche - it's the company that matters, and not so much the activity. But... I don't mind being surprised.