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21 / M / straight / Single

Lexington, Kentucky

The Skinny

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Ethnicity
Black
Height
6' 1" (1.85m).
Body Type
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Looking For
New friends, Activity partners, Long-distance penpals
Smokes
No
Drinks
Sometimes
Drugs
Never
Religion
Agnosticism and laughing about it
Sign
Gemini but it doesn’t matter
Education
Graduated from high school
Job
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Income
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Kids
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Pets
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Languages
English

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I am humble, content, and not an astronaut.

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My Self-Summary

My name is Dalyn, I'm a nice guy. I do martial arts stuff and play videogames and try real hard not to get into arguments with people for no good reason. I work for a local nonprofit organization and take community enrichment very seriously. In a former life I may have been a number of lesser-known superheroes.

What I’m doing with my life

I'm trying to convince everyone I can that were Pokemon real, it would be so completely undeniably awesome. They obviously don't even know. I definitely feel like I have my work cut out for me, but as they say: "Nidoking is pretty baller, but Rhydon's really where it's at."

I’m really good at

Providing positive reinforcement

The first things people usually notice about me

I don't think I'm qualified to answer this question with much sincerity, predominantly because I've never noticed something about me as someone else. I do get a lot of compliments on my bizarre, indie hipster t-shirts.

My favorite books, movies, music, and food

I don't read much. Most of my favorite movies are poorly received by the masses. I'm a music-snob, but I'm trying to quit. I'd wrassle a bear for General Tso's chicken. Two if it's especially delicious.

The six things I could never do without

1. My spine- Sure the brain is important, but the backbone's how you get paid.

2. Games- because I've learned more about living by not having a life than most of the people I've met who've been going at it backwards.

3. People- because I can't get rid of them all, and *probably* wouldn't if I could.

4. Daydreaming- because #3 gets real old, real fast.

5. Wikipedia- check out the article on Colossal Squid, that shit is TERRIFYING.

6. "Bad" grammar/dialects- go on all you want about how "ain't" ain't a word, you'll never change my mind. Language is only fun when you do it a little wrong. If you're not going to have fun, shush.

I spend a lot of time thinking about

Don't worry about it.

On a typical Friday night I am

Trying to imagine wherever I am as the setting for an independent, low-budget, coming-of-age drama, filmed in the style of The Adventures of Pete & Pete.

The most private thing I’m willing to admit here

I'm in the habit of writing arbitrarily verbose sentences, and I have to cut my writing down to sound like less of a pretentious jerk and I think sometimes it just doesn't even work like that.

You should message me if

...you wanna?

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