I'm a very open person and it's easy to talk to me, although I might keep my distance a little bit until I get to know people better, usually it's not noticeable though.
One of the most essential things about me is the need to travel. I grew up in a lifestyle where I was never in one country for longer than about four years, and I tend to like it that way. That doesn't mean that once I leave a place I'll never be back, just that I have the need for fresh experiences.

At the moment I'm living in Amman, Jordan, studying film and everything to do with the cinematic arts. Funny how I always loved movies yet never considered them as a career option until I literally walked by the school and it finally hit me.
You might notice I said that I'm in Amman "at the moment". Mainly because in half a year I'll be god knows where..seriously, I don't know where I'll be, I just know I'm moving.
Ought to be fun.

Languages are definitely my strong suit. I've been told I have a knack for creativity and looking at things from a new angle or perspective, and usually maintaining a cool head in tense situations.
One a more personal level, I'd say I'm a good cook, and that it's easy to relax around me.

Depends on the people. I can't be considered an objective judge of myself, so maybe it's better if you tell me.
Overall though? Some people will point out how much of a difference there is when I switch gears. That there is a huge distinction between me on a personal and friendly level, and me while I'm in work mode. I'll still be a nice guy, no worries about that, just that there is an attitutde shift.

Easiest one here is food, my passion: Italian cuisine. I lived in Italy for about five years and it's a second home to me, so a love of the food is only natural. Both eating it, and cooking it.
Books might be a bit trickier, but the main contenders here are the "Song of Ice and Fire" series. Yes, I read it back when it was still a book, before it was made into the amazing HBO show. Although my favorite book saga would definitely be the "Wheel of Time" by Robert Jordan. I grew up with those books, and I know I'll keep revisiting them all my life. After that, probably a more common mix of Jules Vernes, Tolkien, Bujold, and some Cherryh.
When it come to music I honestly haven't had that much time to just sit back and listen to some lately, so I have to make do with whatever floats my way online or on a radio. Like with everyone, my music prefference is greatly affected by my mood, so expect anything from Ray Charles, through Gorillaz, all the way to AC/DC.
If you read anything else about me, then you might be wondering how come I'm not babbling about my movie choices, the answer is simple. There are too many to list, and I myself don't know which ones are my favorite. It's easier to just leave it at saying that Tarantino and Scorsese are the directors who influence me the most.

Anythign and everything would be most fitting. I love the kind of discussion with close friends at around two or three in the morning. You know, the kind that start with what your favorite pizza topping is, and somehow, twenty minutes later you find yourself debating about whether or not the universe is really infinite and how one would go about trying to picture that.

Well, if I caught your interest in any way, then obviously feel free to, I'll answer anyone at all. Doesn't matter if you want to get to know me better, or just have an interesting topic you feel like throwing around and discussing..I'm here, so take a chance.