well now.
i never could (and probably never will) come up with a self-description that didn't make me think "meh/lame/prolix/wtf/whatever" to some extent after re-reading it, so i'll just put some more-or-less-random informations in this box and "leave the rest" to the other sections, the questions, and (most importantly) your curiosity.

i'm a laid back & easy going french wannabe philosopher, born in germany and grown up in italy.

important:
among things i've got strong opinions about (and there are several), one of the first is surely feminism. i'm for gender equality in every aspect of life, so if you are currently searching for some sort of prince charming you can stop reading here.

myers-briggs fan? i'm an ENTP.

probably unconsciously trying to become the new dude, but without the focus on bowling and white russian.

missing deadlines.
being awkward.
rampant use of subordinate clauses.
not giving a fuck.
rational thinking and judgment.
failing at being tactful.
speaking nonsense.
discussing about ethics and philosophy.
giving a fuck.
defying stereotypes.
reading bus numbers from great distance.

from november to march, the short pants and/or short-sleeved t-shirt i'm wearing.

that i'm not a hardcore stoner, despite the fact that i apparently look like one.

i have a thing for electronic music, especially the one normally associated with the dark/goth scene. listing all my favourite artists would probably result in flooding the entire section, so i'll just go by favourite genres: synthpop, futurepop, old-school and modern ebm, industrial, darkwave, 80s and modern new wave, synth rock, electroclash, bitpop (no, i didn't miss an "r"), post-punk and gothic rock, as well as most of the crossovers between the aforesaid.

favourite movies:
tre uomini e una gamba, ovosodo, mio fratello è figlio unico, A.C.A.B., herr lehmann, die fetten jahre sind vorbei, goodbye lenin, das leben der anderen, the big lebowski, this must be the place, the men who stare at goats, the boat that rocked, top secret!, blazing saddles, the departed, drive, outrage, the intruder, diaz, gran torino, train de vie.

favourite writers:
stefano benni, umberto eco, daniel pennac, nick hornby.

favourite shows:
blob, fuori orario, various anime.

favourite food:
italian, japanese (EXCEPT sushi), indian.

-music & concerts
-friends
-humour
-stormy days (at least once in a while)
-black clothes (especially band t-shirts)
-public transport

monogamy and how people manage their relationships.
languages, their similarities and differences.
ethics in everyday life.
how awesome it would be if life had fitting background music when needed.
why i didn't go to sleep earlier.
how much it will take to achieve actual separation between church and state in italy.

the following options cover approximately 90% of my fridays, so i think they suffice to get the idea:

hangin' out with friends in the streets of trastevere, testaccio or san lorenzo (or some other part of rome), usually after or before going to a pub or a club;

at a concert (usually in first row), most likely alone but jumping and singing for sure;

playing table football, munchkin, dungeons & dragons, videogames or other heavy nerdy stuff at someone's place with some friends;

watching some random movie at the cinema with a group of friends;

at home, alone. online gaming, anime streamings, manga scans, some what-the-fuck-am-i-watching film late at night on tv or long casual night-time chat conversations can turn out to be some surprisingly valid consolations in this case.

you appreciate someone who treats you and expects to be treated as an equal and identifies chivalry and the classical perception of "roles" of men/women in a relationship and life in general as nothing but useless sexist heritage.

you're light-hearted and/or like to joke a lot, but nonetheless you think carefully before saying or doing something.
and if you can actually be serious while joking.

something along the lines of exploring an old coastal fortified tower and the surrounding cliffs at night with a group of friends to watch the sunrise on the sea from there, then on the way back at 5 a.m. stopping to quickly steal milk and a carton of croissants just left by the supplier at the entrance of a café and eating them togheter for breakfast on a lake shore might ever sound like an appealing/funny experience to you.

you think litfiba effectively ceased existing after 1989.

you can teach me danish, swedish, dutch, or japanese.

you agree that dave gahan should have remained only a singer.

you respect and don't judge other people's interests/opinions/ways of life (assuming they're not antisocial or harmful to others) even if you eventually don't agree with them.

you feel like.