Ashisanokguy, 33

'We're all awkward and terrified, trapped in our own heads, alone. We stumble through life looking, whether we admit it or not, for that one connection, that one person, who tears away our painstakingly made crusty and beaten persona to appreciate the frail consciousness that only we've been able to hear. A mental embrace that is quintessentially human.'

Now don't get me wrong, I'm primarily a pseudo intellectual massive nerd, who is very prone to acting almost painfully cute and will irritate you to death with an almost constant stream of popculture sociological crap that you have absolutely no interest in, but I'm also rather known for being an immensely reliable and selfless guy funnily enough not laboured with your standard nerdborn self confidence issues.

I am incredibly opinionated and thrive off debate and discussion, primary because I find the idea of coming to understand and appreciate others viewpoints thrilling. This is not to say I'm a pushover, but merely more than capable of adjusting my own ideals to coincide with new perspectives and evidence.

I also hate how incredibly formal I'm apparently sounding while writing this.

I would consider myself somewhat of a hopeless romantic, and can very easily find myself swept up in the idea of a person. Working on toning it down though, some people can find that quite intimidating, for obvious reasons.

Sometimes I feel like I'm completely alien, with a complete disconnect from accepted social constructs. I don't operate within the confines of what others have deemed socially acceptable. I make my own decisions based of my own conclusions, and it really gets to me how people can blindly accept prejudices and opinions without first evaluating them themselves.