Hey, it can be a challenge meeting people these days so I'm giving this a shot. I'm a 32 year old academic turned sales exec who is tall, good looking, humorous, lots of fun to be with. Looking for a girl who's got her life in order, is affectionate, emotionally available, is relatively drama-free, and wants to find the right guy for a relationship.

So let's cut to the chase - I'll run through a few things real quick to give you a better idea of what I'm looking for.

Must be local - I like driving... but not that much.

I need to be physically attracted to you.

Must be open and easy to talk to. I like hearts on sleeves. I value a girl who takes initiative and makes me feel loved.

Chemistry is the most important thing obviously - and when it's good, it's amazing. But, have you ever met someone who you had amazing chemistry with, but the practical side didn't work out in the end due to clashing interests/values, etc? I'm sure you probably have, which is why I'm laying out the cards below.

Similar perspectives on life, general agreement on the "big issues". While I love discussing these things with friends who hold different perspectives, I think people should be on the same page when approaching a relationship. So if you're an athiest, agnostic, new-ager, nihilist, or "confused", scroll up to the top and click on another guy's pic.

Must have a pro-life mindset and value the rights of the unborn, as well as her own.

I see this alot - "I have a great career, great friends, great family, but something's missing..." Translation: "I'm looking for the next accessory". Just a note on that - I'd rather be a stray dog than a lap dog. It's more appealing to me to be single and unhindered than be an accessory to someones life. If you're an assessory, you're an option rather than a priority. I put 110% into everything I do and believe in authentic relationships. Any girl I end up with will see it the same way.

Lastly, I'm involved in the "truth" movement (for lack of a better term), as evidenced by a number of video links I've posted below. Are you aware of what's going on now? Please see the links below. I view the world with a critial eye - I don't drink the kool-aid. It would be nice to find someone of like mind, but as long as we have chemistry and you're not mindlessly running to chapters to buy Oprah's latest recommendation, we'll be fine.


That's it for my section!
**Vids & stuff** - Make the switch to alternative media, it's one of the most important decisions you'll ever make. I don't even watch TV anymore, except for maybe the Simpsons and Family Guy.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOs7q41-FQI&NR=1
Where do you see yourself in 5 years...?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk7htWPF874
Everything you need to know about 9/11

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAaQNACwaLw
Alex Jones' Obama Deception

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VebOTc-7shU
***Alex's new (and best) film.*** K.. PLEASE watch this. Even if you just want to have it minimized and listen to it while you multitask, fine - but you need to absorb this. Once you learn the truth, there's no going back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oifqt_mxeag
It's not just Obama - he's not the root of the problem (not even Bush!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cPy8SnzRsqc&feature=related
The "coles notes" of the new world order.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTahZE4q90U&feature=related
The false left/right paradigm.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nw3dWOssOhs
I've always loved Dr. Evil :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJ98rVLLgNQ&feature=related
Common sense prophecy 2009-2015
www.trendsresearch.com


**P.S.** Yes, I did see Zeitgeist. I watched it a number of times, and also its sequel. Each time I saw it, I disliked it even more. The 2nd part has some truth in it (banking system & new world order), but the assertions it makes about Babylonian/Egyptian mystery school and christianity are not credible and are not treated scholarly. Reminds me of Michael Moore's films - a blend of truths and falsehoods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej_coXEnKEI


**P.P.S.** Get educated about H1N1. 100 people die each day from normal flu in the U.S. alone, is that a pandemic?
http://baltimorechronicle.com/2009/090709Lendman.shtml

1st date => Let's go for a walk or go for drinks.

P.S. - I don't do speed dating. Conceptually it can be a good way to cycle through people until you find one with chemistry, but I like having an idea about who the person is before I meet them.