“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
“The Google of
online dating”
— The Boston Globe
“Completely free”
— TIME
“A favorite hangout
for internet goers”
— The Village Voice
“A perfect example
of the Web 2.0 revolution”
— New York Post
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22 / F / bisexual / Seeing someone
Santa Monica, California
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i respect other people's privacy and i expect people to respect my privacy, even if it seems like i don't have much of it. i'm not eloquent enough to say something chillingly honest here, so i add things as they come up. i will answer almost any question honestly, but i don't volunteer information easily. i'm lying when i say i don't have any inhibitions; i do, they're just not the same that most people have. i have learned that people who are very open usually have nothing worth hiding, so it isn't openness out of bravery, but simply convenience; and that when people have no friends, there is usually a very good reason. i have one inverted nipple; and when i masturbate i usually think about lesbians, but i hate women. it really upsets me that i no longer remember how to properly use a semicolon without doubt. my knees are double-jointed. i don't know what size shoes i wear. sometimes i take great joy in defacing money. it is very important to me that i be soft to the touch. i keep a spreadsheet listing the people i've done sexual things with; i no longer want to add anyone to that list. i have trouble brushing my teeth if i'm not watching myself in the mirror at the same time. i wear ill-fitting clothes and don't regularly comb my hair. i say, "ow" even when it didn't hurt and even if no one is around to hear me; this leads to people feeling really bad when we bump elbows walking down a hall. i've noticed my lips are usually slightly chapped, but i like the way it looks. i generally don't get along well with people who use drugs recreationally, unless they never use them as an excuse for being stupid, ignorant, or inconsiderate.
i enjoy telling stories and anecdotes. i also enjoy reflective surfaces more than is proper. walking past mirrored buildings or especially reflective windows, i worry that i might walk into the street because i'm so busy watching myself and how i look while i move; you can't really tell that sort of thing in your bathroom mirror - narcissism based on extreme self-curiosity, rather than extreme self-love. i spend a fair amount of time looking at my own profile. i spend a lot of time thinking about a lot of things that shouldn't be so important to me and thinking about why they are so important and why I have nothing to say anymore, even when I have so much to think; maybe there is just nobody to say it to. that last sentence's accuracy has been brought into question recently. i am collared and i think it is extremely intimate and romantic, but also very serious to me. i don't want children, and you shouldn't either. i can dish out more criticism than i can take. i feel very badly when i think i've hurt someone, especially via criticism. i'm almost as uncomfortable giving serious compliments as i am receiving them. i cut people off in conversation by talking over them, but i'm trying very hard to stop that. i'm uncomfortable calling most people by their name. i take scoldings to heart.
i came to the internet to meet people who sit on the internet all day - not some asshole who goes online to check his email and then goes back to rock climbing; i doubt i could maintain something fulfilling with someone who spent less than a few contiguous hours online each day, and i would much prefer it if they spent the majority of their free time online, in one way or another. when i say 'online', i mean on some sort of instant messaging network; i don't like unnecessary delay between replies. despite the importance of this, i still want someone who will go camping with me, or skydiving or walk around in the rain or go to the beach or throw snowballs or explore god-damn-caves or go geocaching or paintballing or fishing or go to amusement parks or get into urban exploration or take me ice skating or whatever. i take a childlike joy in things, and i think all of these activities have the capacity to be very romantic. i get excited when boarding an airplane, and will always lean as close as i can to look out the window, with a huge smile on my face. i like trains, too. i can't maintain written contact with most people who don't attempt to use proper spelling and grammar and at least some semblance of punctuation. if you are a poor speller, keep a dictionary handy; the world won't hate you for it. lately, i tend to hit the enter key instead of using simple punctuation, and that disappoints me.