I'm an obsessive, overanalysing, unemotional, bossy, insensitive, antisocial, frigid bitch. :)
The long version:
I'm the sort of person who gets very passionate about things. If I find something I like, I'm likely to get really invested in it, and for a long time. I rarely get passing whims. It's the same with people: I have few friends but they're extremely important to me. I'll choose quality over quantity any time.
I'm also a very rational person. I tend to be pragmatic and a bit perfectionistic ...oh who am I kidding? I'm the worst perfectionist you'll ever meet. I always have to be in complete control over my life - and everyone else's life, if possible - and I'm sort of neurotic about things like details, patterns, symmetry, and order. Though my room's still a complete mess! :D
I tend to be rather blunt and straightforward with people and I also expect honesty from others. There's nothing I hate more than two-faced people who lie to your face and then badmouth you behind your back. I'd always rather hear the truth, however painful, than lies that are supposed to make you feel good.
I'm realizing that this self-summary is probably making me look like a very unpleasant person. That's just my brutal honesty kicking in; I've never been good at "marketing" myself. However, I'm generally a laid-back, friendly, and open person who's nice to everyone who's nice to me. And people keep telling me I'm funny, so I guess there must be some truth behind it.
I identify as panromantic asexual/demisexual (eli jos seksiä etsit, niin etsit väärästä paikasta), meaning that I can get attracted to anyone, regardless of their sex/gender, but I don't want to have sex with them - at least if I'm not in love with them. Maybe not even then; I wouldn't know, since I've never been in love.
I'm an avid supporter of GSM (gender and sexual minority) rights. And women's rights. And men's, too. Basically, I support equality in every sense of the word. Equality and personal freedom are the most important ideals that I hold onto, and everyone should have the right to them.