I am Seriously Silly, Passionatly Playful, and Gloriously Geeky.
My Self-Summary
I'm a 42 year old
polyamorous bisexual male. All other labels are too
diminishing. How am I to define myself with words? Am I defined by
my expereinces? If so which ones? Should I be defined by years of
hitchhiking around the country, or by years of
playing games in my basement?
Am I the
hippy who
traveled to concerts? Or the
geek who's been to countless
conventions?
I cross boundless worlds and find some portion of myself in all of
them. I am so many things, and truly defined by none of them. Where
do I end and the world begin?
I say these things, but do not get the idea that I do not know
myself. I have made a life of studying me, by studyng that which
affects me. And yet tommorow I will be someone else.
Good points: Fun, protective, creative, funny, passionette,
compasionette, polite, smart, self-educated, well informed, caring,
political, versatile, spontaneous, happy.
Bad points: lazy, spontaneous, sometimes flaky.
What I’m doing with my life
My relationships are realigning. The world is new and exciting, and
I could go 1000 different directions. I stand on the edge of the
cliff of possiblity. I have lived several lives, and I have just
begun a new one. Tommorow is the first day of the rest of my life,
and it is that day that will define what I'm doing. At any time I
will tell you that until tommorow comes, I'll live for today.
I have been the vagabond, the geek, the hippy, the father, the
husband, the entrepeneur, the social butterfly, and the hermit. Now
it is time to find some new part of me. It is time to learn
more.
Curently I'm working in security. I'd like to own my own store
someday. I have a five year plan in motion, but it's slow going.
I’m really good at
Creating worlds. I have brought many people together, founded many
organizations and clubs, which often develop a life of their own.
This spans from running a
Larp for 10 years, to a
bisexual support group, a
poly support group,
Uniterian
Church groups, to just helping out with
gaming and other aspects of
conventions.
People have met and married through introductions I have made.
Families have spawned from communities I have created.
I
create
families of my own intent. I bond to
friendships which last from one
lifetime to the next. I bind my soul to others and learn, live, and
grow. I have recently reevaluated some of my friendships, and I
still have an amazing amount of trustworthy, supportive wonderful
freinds.
The first things people usually notice about me
The first things are generally misleading, and in my case possibly
not compelling. Those who dwell on the physical will probably
notice my slightly misaligned spine. (due to childhood accident).
It's not that bad, and maybe most people don't notice, but I fear
they probably do. Past that I'm thin, and a little geeky.
I wear bright happy clothes that tend to stand out. I have given
some thought to having my own unique style, and you may think I
hurt your eyes, but you'll have to admit I'm unique. I've been
trying to take care of myself, and I don't think I look terrible,
but what do I know? I do get alot of compliments on my shirts. I
also get a few "ow..turn that thing down.." I think I like those as
much as the compliments.
However those who look within will find my courtesy, my passion and
fire, and my interest and respect for people. My love of life, my
desire to learn, my desire to explore the feelings and opinions of
others. They will notice I have opinions strong, but hopefully look
past to see that those opinions are dynamic and open to change.
My favorite books, movies, music, and food
Books: I like books that open the mind and rock the world:
Illuminatis Trilogy,
Ethical Slut,
Principia
Discordia,
Leaves of Grass,
House of Leaves
Discworld,
Roadside
Attraction,
Jitterbug Perfume,
Stranger
in a Strange Land,
Nueromancer.
Graphic
Novels/
Comics:
Blankets,
Watchmen,
Astro City,
Ghost World,
American
Splendor,
Fables,
Understanding Comics,
Sordid City
Blues,
Dykes
to Watch Out For]], [100 Bullets.
Movies: If you see
pattern let me know. I sure don't.
Harold and
Maude,
Robin
Hood (w/Errol Flynn)
Lock Stock and
Two Smoking Barrels,
Muppet Movie,
Princess Bride,
Boondock Saints,
Maltese
Falcon,
Watership Down,
Maybe Logic,
Michael Moore Films,
Iron Giant,
Roadie,
Citizen Kane,
Touch of
Evil
TV:
Wallace and Grommit,
Blackadder,
Wonderfalls,
Dick Van
Dyke,
Mash,
Picket
Fences,
Lost,
Babylon 5,
Avengers,
Leverage
Burn
Notice
Music:
Weird Al,
King Missle,
Grateful
Dead,
Emerson Lake and
Palmer,
Bob
Marley,
Peter Paul And Mary,
Asylum
Street Spankers,
Food: I have only
disovered how joyous food can be in the last 10 years. I still seek
and explore.
Honey pineapple chicken, Pork port and pears,
sushi, seafood when on the coast,
exotic foods of all sorts and new experiences waiting to be had.
The six things I could never do without
I spend a lot of time thinking about
My brain goes all over the map. Sometimes it's politics and the
state of the world. Other times it's butter or
Godzilla films. I never know what
I'll be thinking about from one moment to the next. I live for
chaos.
Hail Eris!
On a typical Friday night I am
Usually hanging out with my freinds, playing
board games or
watching movies, or
whatever the 'crowd' is in the mood for. I'm a fairly social
animal, though sometimes it's just one or two of us. I am happy in
what I do.
I sometimes allow myself ruts that I would also happily break. I
seek the balance between adventure and comfort. I have no fear of
trying that which is new, but sometimes it easy to default to that
which I know I enjoy.
I am happy where I am, but I also seek growth.
I want to get out, meet more people. But to do what?
The most private thing I’m willing to admit here
That there is not much I won't admit too? Ask and I shall answer,
but I shall not burden you with the inner secrets of my soul unless
you dare ask for them. And even then one must be specific. What is
it you wish me to admit?
You should message me if
If you are even considering it, do it! We are who we meet, who we
choose to share with. I have made great freinds in the past by a
casual comment on a bus, or by daring to ask a stranger what they
thought of the decor. Why should online be any different really?
I'd love to get to know you. Maybe I'll learn something.
I have a great many freinds, but I do not believe you can have too
many. I want to know who you are, why you are reading this, and
what your place is in this world, or perhaps in my world. Are we to
remain distant strangers, or will we become fast friends? Or slow
freinds? Or will we clash and seperate quickly revealing our own
limitations to ourselves?