...and I have no pictures of my car, posted here or otherwise. Now that I've passed the preliminary screening for things that annoy you, here's the rest about me:

Hi. I'm a good guy looking for a great girl who doesn't take things too seriously, but nonetheless is by now stable and secure in life. I don't think it's important that we have the same interests, I think it's important that we respect each other's individuality and hopefully if we don't directly cross paths in our interests, we may inspire each other and grow through discovery. Besides, isn't that almost like saying life would be boring if we were all the same? If you find a match who is exactly like you (with a few key variations), where is the opportunity to find new perspectives and learn new things from each other? You never know what you might be intrigued by until you're exposed to it so I'm always willing to try new things and hear other views.

What I like in a person:
Someone who is independent and knows what they want
Someone who is happy with who they are and where they're at
Someone who is able to communicate what she thinks, feels, wants...whether it's something good or bad
Someone who I can spend hours with and it seems like only minutes have passed

Two perfect strangers should just...meet. Something simple like coffee or a few drinks if they are indeed strangers, but if there's been enough time to establish a common ground, take that path as it might be.

I don't believe a guy's ability to sweep you off your feet should lie in his ability to captivate (verb) you, but rather in the captivation you feel without any staging.

Nonetheless whatever the activity, the first date should be primarily focused on getting our story straight - where DID we meet? "Where" is easy, it's wherever we arranged to meet up, perfect loophole...but "how" we met is going to require a little more thought to cover this all up!

Female
Live in Canada
Live within 75 miles.