It's true that one has more time as a student: recently, I've had to learn to become an expert at balancing my interests – putting hours into the job, meditation, doing sports, spending time with others. Especially the last two are very important with me:
I love team sports like volleyball, but also enjoy the one-on-one competition of tennis and squash. I'm a bit rusty, though, so you have a decent chance to win even if you're not a profi player.
Concerning time spent with others, I think there are few better things to create a worthwhile evening than doing that, visiting our to-go bar, watching something new in the english theater or trying to wrap our heads around the rules of a new board game.

I like meditation, it helps me achieve some more inner calmness. Meditating in small groups is one of the most potent experiences I had, and I like to share this kind of experience with others, if they are so inclined.

I’m also rather active - I like visiting new places, learning about different cultures, trying out new sports. Best of all is a combination of the three - last fall, a friend and I went for a long biking tour along the Limes, getting our share of roman culture and new places.

I moved about a year ago, so I still travel a lot on weekends. I made several new friends here, and balancing that with the contacts in eastern germany, Hamburg, and northern hassia that I would like to keep is always exciting.

Work is an important part of my life: I'm in a small business consultancy that was founded just 4 years ago, and being able to contribute to its growth is intensely satisfying. We try to keep work and life balanced, though, so I usually have enough free time on my hands. Recently, I started doing gym courses and participating in a medieval reenactment group focusing mainly on combat reenactment. It's amazing how difficult swinging a sword correctly can be.

I'm politically active and love discussions on politics, philosophy and economics. The pace of current developments is stunning, we're living in very interesting times indeed.

The first things that came into my mind were sports and making people laugh by laughing myself.

The same friend as in the question below told me that I'm really good at analytical problem-management and rational thinking. But don't worry, I don't give advice unless asked for.

I asked a good friend about this. I know him for quite a while, so I can't be sure he remembers exactly what he first noticed. What he told me was: physically, I have a really distinctive chin. Concerning my behavior, he first noticed that I talk very deliberately, sometimes making breaks to find the most fitting word.

Pratchett, Shutter Island, none, Metal, vegetarian food by a better cook than myself.

Fun, family, fraternity, internet, sports, work.

I'm a perfectionist, so sometimes I doubt myself more than what would be warranted.

You care about sports, live near me and are looking for an activity partner. I'm open to trying out new sports and activities that I hadn't done bevore. Change keeps things interesting.

You like meditation and don't practice as much as you would like to.

You find my views on the political and philosophical questions interesting and want to discuss them.

You feel some or even all of the above are true for you, and are interested in getting to know all facets I can offer.