Thanks for stopping by! I'm Joseph, a 27 year old guy from North Carolina. Just to get it out there, I'm seperated from my wife of 4 years. We've been seperated 7 months now and there is no chance of us getting back together. I say that because I know there are a lot of married guys on these sites looking for something on the side. I'm not that guy. I'm not looking for a rebound or a revenge girl, I'm looking for somebody interesting and funny to hang out with that may turn into something special. Just to clear the air, I believe it takes two to make a relationship work and two to make one fail. We just ended up being wrong for each other. About a year and a half ago I started a new career as a BMW Client Advisor and I really like what I do. I work long hours, usually 8:30-8 and I work EVERY Saturday. This makes it difficult to go out and meet people. Trust me though, I will make time for you. I just have no time for the "game" as it's known. I've recently moved to Snow Hill from Goldsboro, where I lived all my life. I think by now you get the picture, I have started completely over. I still have the same friends and the same values I always had, but everything around me is different now. All I'm missing is "insert female name here" to share moments with. I have my own car and my own place, I understand that may guys lurking online do not. I'm a pretty handy guy around the house. I can fix stuff that breaks and I always hang pictures straight. I've done it all from rewiring electrical receptacles to rebuilding engines. I'm good at seeing tasks through to completion these days and not procrastinating. I cuddle well and I've been told I'm good at making people laugh. I don't do a lot of reading, but when I do I like humor and motivational stuff. Movies...my all-time favorite is Pulp Fiction. Yes, I know that's twisted. I haven't watched many films I didn't like, except maybe Cloverfield recently. Bluh! I'm into all types of music (yes, even country) and mostly find myself listening to the top 40 stuff or rap (a carryover from my days installing car stereos for a living). I spend most of my free time thinking about the next step. I would love for that next step to involve you.

On a first date I feel that it is crucially important to get to know each other. Of course, if we reach that point we've spent some time e-mailing and chatting. I'm sure we've talked on the phone as well. There's nothing quite like getting the full experience though. Eye contact, body language, tone of voice, it all lets you know who you're getting to know. Maybe we should go somewhere that takes a bit of a drive, you know, an hour or less. We'll share small talk and some laughs on the way. I think a nice stroll through a park, aquarium, zoo, or museum would be a great way to start, followed by a nice casual dinner and perhaps some live music. After that I'll be a good boy, take you home and kiss you on the cheek! Not bad, right?