I am currently searching to find love and a sense of “balance” in my life. Attracting friends has never been a problem because of my personality and constant support. Though I have lots of friends, it’s important to have at least that one man who truly understands me. Someone I can share my innermost feelings with and don’t have to “wear” or express an “artifical facade” to. I’m ready and able to experience romance and a powerful “spark” with that special man. I’d like you to take me somewhere I’ve never/rarely been…a pleasant place…mentally, spiritually, even geographically. You will be gregarious, energetic, even scholarly, with a personality and a sense of humor.
I have a penchant for a healthy dose of intimacy. I’m looking for a man who’s down-to-earth and enjoys the simple things. Overall, it’s important for me to be with a man who is cheerful and has an optimistic look on life. Although having a vision of what I want can be helpful, the risk is that my rush to find the perfect man can get in the way of loving a real-life imperfect man. It won’t come naturally to me, but I am more likely to find what I want if I can sit back, “go with the flow,” and see where dating leads me. Like all men, I have my strengths as well as my quirks and shortcomings. Ultimately, I want to find that guy who will love and accept me. Someone who invests in getting to know me one-on-one will shatter my somewhat-shy exterior and discover my sensual and romantic nature.
Most people who know me would probably agree that I’m a genuine, thoughtful, fun, and humorous guy. I’m a “big picture” person. Life makes no sense if not viewed from the larger dimension. To a very large fault of my own, I ALWAYS over-extend myself in the pursuit of not only helping people and organizations I care for, but in the hopes that someday someone may want to get to know me better.
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So glad to have found you — again.
Hey, isn’t the “big picture” made up with a bunch of “smaller pictures” ?
Hello Steven!
Hey Steven. Thanks for your comment on my blog. I added you to my blogroll. Look forward to your posts.
Greg
Your request is done.
I apologize in advance if I’m repeating myself, but I love the new digs here.
**hugs**
I will definitely use your quote about a person being a unique gift that only a few may open. It is so poignant. Ofcourse when I say it to my b/f I may forget to mention I stole it from you. You OK with that?
Steven says: Don’t forget the royalties!
Hi Steven, I am very glad I stumbled on your blog today! I found you while wandering at Patti’s blog. I also love your “gift” quote! I found your post about the “p. 123 in a book”… Although I didn’t get tagged, I am gonna do that on my blog (and note I found it here)… then think of 5 others to tag.
Take care!
“Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. Older Jewish lady use to say it at the right time, I miss her.
Hey hon! I emailed you recently, but I don’t know if you still use that address. If you received it, could you reply so I know that the address is valid?
Thanks!
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hey i find your blog really interesting. plus i love that wordpress logo of yours. haha. so don’t mind of i blogroll you?
I think you are fabulous! (I don’t use the f- word lightly) If you lived closer I’d be pursuing you! You’ree quite the catch!
Extraordinary!
==> I ALWAYS over-extend myself in the pursuit of not only helping people and organizations I care for, but in the hopes that someday someone may want to get to know me better.
I wantt to know you better, much better.
Having brunch then off to the barber and to the gym.
I applaud your personal accomplishments.
Once you stop searching he will come.
it’s been a long time since i’ve been here. all the best pal.