I like making new friends, one can never have too many. If more comes from that so be it. I am 30 and have my life together for the most part. I own my home, work and have a decent car. I don't have any kids, but those will come when I meet someone worthwhile to have them with. I like working out and trying to take care of myself. I see myself as being ready for a serious and real relationship and I wouldn't likely be involved with someone who wasn't. I am a man who generally always knows what he wants in life. If you might be a good friend shoot me an email. I have a bad tendency to say what I'm thinking. Sometimes it's simplistic and childlike, sometimes it's crazy. Either way, I try to be straight with people. Who knows though.... I aim for success in what I do and try to take the path that will lead me there, whether it be working or in a relationship. I'm looking for a woman who has some kind of relationship with God. Seriously, if you don't I really don't see you as having anything to offer me. Be someone who lives for something. It seems that it is rare nowadays to find real people who have dreams and purpose in this world. And I go to church weekly...I know, really scary.

Update: Who seriously lists partying and having fun as their interests? Having fun is just that...fun. There is more to life than that though. I'm a pretty serious guy, but at the same time I love to laugh. And I love to make people laugh, often at my own expense. I've always been mature for my age, but I'm 30 and a grown up. There is more to life than going out every night.

A girl who smiles is nice. I don't really care what you say in your profile or how nice your body looks, if you look like you don't have any joy in your life I can't be interested in you. I smile a lot and love to make people laugh.

Something surprising and unforgettable....but if I told you it wouldn't be a surprise would it? Seriously though, I'm down with pretty much anything other than a movie. I want to get to know someone and one rarely has the chance to unlock the doors of communication at the theater.