I'm a writer, though unpublished. My goal is to write for television and film, though that isn't exactly the easiest goal in the world. Then again life isn't easy, but I've heard that to really win at life you have to find a way to get paid doing what you love. So I wont stop trying. My specialty is dialogue and characters, even though I'm not very social in real life.

I'm very 420 friendly.

I'm living alone in a nice apartment on the tenth floor. I wrote a novel recently, at 494 pages and 187,000 words. Putting it aside I immediately started writing something else, a screenplay. I'm taking a break now for a bit, just trying to save some money and find myself.

Writing
Computers
Video Games
Customer Service (I know, resume thing...but I seriously am reallllly good at it)

My problem is that I like everything. I'm a jack of all trades. I have so many interests, and I'm so fractured, that I haven't been able to exceptional at anything (besides IMO writing), and I worry I come across online as a bore. Which isn't true at all... I hope.

I think it also quickly comes across that I'm harmless. Courteous yet rebellious. Yes, I think I pull off both. At the same time. Silly and responsible. Honest to the point of insult. I'm not saying I wont lie, but I am saying that I'd almost always rather tell the truth. I've had more success with it.

I love every genre, from Sci-fi Fantasy, to Romantic chick flicks. With video games, I play all kinds of games. My belief that a product is good or bad, and it doesn't matter what the subject matter is.

I have a 3TB hard drive that I use to store all the shows and movies I watch, of which there are a lot. It's become like an Archive of geek pop culture. I try to catch anything that's good; I absorb good storytelling because I hope to write the same sort of stuff one day. I used to have friends I'd watch with, but since moving I've had no one to laugh at Big Bang Theory with. Or freak out at every twist in Game of thrones or American Horror Story. Community, god so much. Everything. No Reality TV. Except for Colbert and Daily Show <3.

South Park is my favourite cartoon. Though Archer is a close second. I also watch Saturday Morning cartoons like the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Actually stupid good), or sometimes superhero stuff.

I love any kind of music except country. Can't stand country. My iTunes is a mix of 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, and modern Rock and what have you. I've been getting into grunge, and female singers. And I like the first FUN album. And I have a crazy big playlist of Movie and video game soundtracks.

I also cook my own meals. Not a complete idiot in the kitchen. Though lazy, and perhaps not the most healthy, I love a good stir fry, or any kind of seafood. I'm a little bland when it comes to liking sauces, but I love a good spice. I'm trying to get myself to eat a little healthier.

6. A place to live (Learned that the hard way)
5. Food
4. Marijuana
3. My laptop
2. My iPhone
1. Internet (It's a human right, apparently)

The separation between reality, and social reality. What I mean is that there are things we take for granted as being important and mattering. Like money, like positions of power in society. You have to be successful in the eyes of society for your life to mean something. That's what we're told but it's a lie. Because it's all made up by people just like us. We're all ants crawling around on a rock hurtling through space and everything we've built up and cherish will one day not exist. Every action we take has no effect what-so-ever on the ever forward motion of the universe.

Usually watching TV, a movie, playing a video game, or working on my writing.

I'm safe. I keep my head down, I'm non-violent and non-threatening. And I'm happy with that. I'm not boring. I have a wild sense of humour and I think I'd make a great boyfriend. To all those girls who have turned the noses up at my profile, you've missed out on something epic.

Also everyone on this site seems to love traveling. I'm not the kind of person to spend all my money on traveling, when frankly I don't have the money to spend, and there are so many things I'd rather spend it on. Maybe when I'm older, but it's quite obvious that the responsible thing to do in my life right now is not to travel, but instead work on improving my state of life.

I think I'm looking for two different things from a relationship and they contradict. I'd love to find an exciting girl who can break me out of my shell and show me a whole new world, or conversely I'd love to allow someone more chill to come join me within my shell where its really safe and there's lots of video games and movies and TV. Either would work, or maybe even a little of both. It's never good to alienate yourself from the world... But seems things are getting pretty shitty out there.