Some labels in no particular order:

Polyamorous. (I have multiple sexual/romantic partners, and they all know about each other and are OK with it.) Fat. Fat activist. (Hatred of fat and fat people needs to end. Having a fat body is, by itself, neither healthy nor unhealthy. Health is orthogonal to morality. I don't try to change my weight on purpose.) White. Queer (I am sexually/emotionally attracted to people of various genders). I don't identify as feminine. Kink-friendly. More or less neurotypical but a lot of my friends are not. Disabled (I have less mobility and energy than many people). I don't raise children or have plans to do so, but I like most of the kids I know. Politics: Pink and green. Feminist. Trying to get a grasp on privilege. Religion: Buddhist. Nontheist. I'm also a semi-lapsed shamanic-type pagan, but I don't have much patience with most new-age woo-woo. Some personality traits: Frequently cranky. Frequently charmed. I used to have deep ambivalence about Hello Kitty; now I have deep ambivalence about steampunk.

Trade: Wordsmith. (Mostly I edit technical books and manuals.)

I participate in various social networks (this might also be called "spending too much time on the net") with an emphasis on fandom. My home on the Intertubez is Dreamwidth.org. I also read alt.polyamory on Usenet and LiveJournal. I like to go to FogCon and Wiscon.

I like making and learning new ways to make things, so I am frequently picking up new-to-me arts and crafts. Crafts that I keep coming back to are beading, wireworking, and knitting. I have a membership at TechShop. I have plans to work more music-making into all this activity, but they have yet to come to fruition.

I volunteer at an animal shelter, pick up a word of Japanese here and there (mostly by watching anime and movies), and write fiction, rants, and poetry.

Although I'm an introvert, I spend a lot of time with people and other sentient beings—my sweeties, family, friends, and cats.

I practice polyamory. I live with my primary partner, aka the "Outlaw Husband" (we got married but didn't tell the government). I have two long-term local partners I don't live with. I have a few other connections that fall into the TOCOTOX (TOo COmplicated TO eXplain) category.

Writing, editing, knitting, teaching knitting, geek answer syndrome, shoulder rubs, discerning patterns, thinking psychologically, being concise, translating between paradigms, perspective switching, silence, snuggling

Online: Articulate, possibly intimidating.

Meatspace: Very fat, short, middle-aged woman. Gender presentation is somewhere in the butch/geek/earth-mama quadrants.

I tend to be quiet/shy with people I don't know.

Some people say I am calming to be around.

Books: speculative fiction, science fiction, fantasy (e.g., Ursula K. Le Guin, Tiptree award winners). Sherlock Holmes. Audiobooks.

Movies/TV: 2001: A Space Odyssey, Wings of Desire (Der Himmel Über Berlin), anime (e.g., Ghost in the Shell and Miyazaki), science fiction. Babylon 5. Japanese-with-English-subtitles Iron Chef on channel 26 in the late 90s.

Music: I have a special fondness for 70s guitar-oriented glam/rock, and I have found music to love in just about every genre, including rap and hip-hop, country, experimental, and disco.

I sometimes say I like music with "an underlying simplicity." I had an argument with a friend once because I said Bach had an underlying simplicity and they said, no, Bach was very complex. I think this is one of those "amplectere potestem 'et'" (embrace the power of 'and') things.

Food: I'm an omnivore and I can find food compatibilities with most people. At times I am moderately adventurous about food, but if I find something I like at a restaurant, I'll order it over and over again. I enjoy the local dive that looks skanky but has good grub, and I enjoy Ron Siegel's Ritz Carlton Dining Room (on a very occasional basis), and I won't turn up my nose at a fast food restaurant. I can cook (I once seduced someone with my hot & sour soup) but it's not something I love to do, so I heavily patronize my local Trader Joe's.

The physical requirements of carbon based mammalian lifeforms, curiosity, conversation, rhythm, cats, alone time

Social justice. Stories. What makes people tick.

Hanging with a sweetie, watching a movie, making something out of yarn.

I have a mood disorder, which is managed reasonably well by medication.

You want to have a conversation.