About me: I'm reserved, thoughtful, easy-going and
open-minded.
I guess I'm pretty laid-back and self-effacing generally -- but I do have a certain ambitious, competitive side that seems to come out in certain contexts. I'll point out here that I'm also admittedly indecisive; thankfully, my most impulsive life-decisions have also been some of my best -- or at least my most thrilling. I consider myself a really lucky person.
For the record: I genuinely appreciate someone who's able to be open and straightforward with me -- and hoping to find someone adventurous and affectionate, who won't make me guess at how they feel.
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A little background: Finished up undergrad in 2010 (Cornell). A few months after escaping Ithaca, NY, I moved (or fled, perhaps) to mainland China, where I spent the next year or so working as a high school English teacher, living in a megacity called Shenzhen. I spent a lot of time getting lost, then "deciding" to explore, drinking bubble tea and eventually finding my way home. During time off, I managed to do some great traveling (read: gallivanting) with friends around Thailand, Bali, etc. Eventually I came back stateside and ended up working at a couple of different (and yet, equally unremarkable) jobs until, finally, last August, it came time for me to pack-up and move to NYC. Since then, among other things, I've been busy enjoying/enduring my first year of law school.
I guess I'm pretty laid-back and self-effacing generally -- but I do have a certain ambitious, competitive side that seems to come out in certain contexts. I'll point out here that I'm also admittedly indecisive; thankfully, my most impulsive life-decisions have also been some of my best -- or at least my most thrilling. I consider myself a really lucky person.
For the record: I genuinely appreciate someone who's able to be open and straightforward with me -- and hoping to find someone adventurous and affectionate, who won't make me guess at how they feel.
....
A little background: Finished up undergrad in 2010 (Cornell). A few months after escaping Ithaca, NY, I moved (or fled, perhaps) to mainland China, where I spent the next year or so working as a high school English teacher, living in a megacity called Shenzhen. I spent a lot of time getting lost, then "deciding" to explore, drinking bubble tea and eventually finding my way home. During time off, I managed to do some great traveling (read: gallivanting) with friends around Thailand, Bali, etc. Eventually I came back stateside and ended up working at a couple of different (and yet, equally unremarkable) jobs until, finally, last August, it came time for me to pack-up and move to NYC. Since then, among other things, I've been busy enjoying/enduring my first year of law school.
