About me...hmm. I am busy, indecisive, compassionate, awkward, shy, intellectual, introverted, quirky... I find it is always difficult to summarize myself, or anyone, with just words. There are many aspects to a person that can't be defined, so this is a vague idea of how I perceive myself and also what my current situation is.

I live with my partner BJK32, who is a wonderful man that I am happy to spend many of my nights with. He is the individual who introduced me to polyamory over a year ago, something I had never heard of before, but logically made a lot of sense. I would like to explore it more when I feel like I am at a place where I can truly be open. With this in mind, I want to be clear that I am not seeking a romantic or sexual relationship with anyone at this time. However, I am new to Vancouver and would love to meet new friends who share similar interests.

I am generally pretty easy going, have a dislike for major confrontations and will rarely argue with anyone. I enjoy making other people happy and may occasionally forget to satisfy my own happiness as a result of this. I have a variety of interests, which range from everyday vanilla subjects to sexy, less-mainstream desires. Variety keeps life interesting and I love how some discoveries open up an entirely new world of possibilities.

I'm a registered nurse, and have a great passion for my career. I am continuing my education with specialty courses at this point. I am working on a floor that is new for me, and this challenge has been occasionally terrifying, but endlessly rewarding.

Besides developing my career choice, I would say that I enjoy meeting new people and being open to new ideas and information. Developing relationships and learning from people is something that I feel is important for me. It allows me to think critically about my choices and beliefs, and helps me become open to new ways of thinking.

-Hiccuping (seriously..it happens every day.)
-Doing backhandsprings at random times (seems to be while drinking)
-Adapting to changing situations
-Being rational
-Car Dancing
-People watching

It really depends on what I am doing at the time and who is around. The things I usually get complimented on are my eyes and legs... and there are times when people hear me hiccup before they notice me.

I have a very difficult time having "favorites" of anything. However here is what I can think of a the moment:
Books: I will basically read any book someone recommends to me, I tend to enjoy classics as well as a good series. Yes, this does include the Twilight series and 50 Shades of Grey, but I consider them to be a guilty pleasure.
Movies: I love Audrey Hepburn movies, Casablanca, and Disney movies. Other than that I am a sucker for good romance movies and definitely prefer movies that actually have a story line. The movies that are purely for the sake of cheap laughs don't always hold my interest, but if I am in the mood for them I can appreciate the humor.
Shows: I love medical shows, however they usually are the dramatic sort, so I like Grey's Anatomy and House. Californication, Nurse Jackie, Dexter, True Blood, Game of Thrones, Mad Men, Suits and Weeds are also some favorites.
Music: I like most music, and tend to get caught up in most of the top 40's music, but this does not include Justin Bieber or the majority of country.
Food: I think for food its much easier to say dislikes, which includes raw tomatoes and mushrooms, olives and things that stare at me. I don't have a huge sweet tooth so desserts aren't high on my priority list. One favorite that I do have is my favorite breakfast item, which is a good eggs benedict - I always have a hard time not ordering it if I'm out for breakfast. I would also have to say that good sushi and poutine do come pretty high up on the favorite foods list as well though.

If I am basing this on material objects I would say :
-toothbrush
-good books
-chapstick
-hand lotion
-cellphone (I wouldn't say I could NEVER do without my cell but I do use it often.)
-my glasses or contacts, its pretty nice to be able to see

I guess I just spend a lot of time thinking...especially as I work mostly night shifts and there is a lot of downtime to think. I tend to be in my head a lot, so I guess my challenge is just doing something before I think about and process it. I like to think about life, myself and relationships with other people, what I want, the "next step" to anything (as in planning ahead), and how I can do something better.

Busy either working, out of town or with friends catching up.

I have a fear of crows and pigeons. They just freak me out.

I prefer interesting messages, and likely won't respond if you just say, "hey, you're hot...lets chat" or something along those lines. I enjoy conversations about almost anything as long as there is some substance to it