When people ask me for advice, I usually boil it down to two points: 1) If you treat others the way you want to be treated, with dignity and respect, you probably can't go wrong. 2) It's none of your business what other people think about you.

I work full time at Queen's Park managing social media and designing materials destined to the public.

In June 2012, I finished at U of T with an HBA in Spanish, FSL, and Political Science. I had wanted to continue on to grad school and become a language teacher, but that's on hold for now. I still try to find an outlet for all of these things, though.

I think that I'm a good teacher; after all, it's what I've always wanted to do with my life.

Listening to others is also something that I enjoy; I truly listen to people and try to understand them.

That I don't own baggy clothes. That I'm a fast walker. That the straightest thing about me is my teeth. That I often speak my mind unprompted.

I'm mostly into non-fiction. I love reading journal articles about linguistics, politics, sexuality, race politics, and other things.

My favourite movie is "Some Like it Hot", but I also like James Bond, Harry Potter, "The Queen", thrillers, and others.

1) A (properly stocked!) kitchen. I love to cook!
2) My glasses/ contacts.
3) People smarter than me. I always appreciate having something to look up to.
4) Tight clothing. (Including underwear.)
5) My phone.
6) Google News.

I like to go dancing at Fly with my friends; but now that I work, I've been more domestic, staying at home to cook, watch movies, and read.

I like cocktail parties.

I'm the person that makes me laugh the most. Sometimes I wonder if I'm too strong-willed to ever wind up in a long-lasting relationship.

you're able to articulate what you're looking for; you are conscious of equity politics; you're not a pushover.