#adventurous

@funny_hot Amazing, Special, Patient, Supportive, Irreplaceable, Caring, Confident, fantastic, courageous, Awesome, Smart, humorous, special, beautiful from the inside out, determined to make me smile, intriguing, athletic, motivated, trustworthy

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@nourabdoun5642 Amazing, determined, adventurous, courageous, brilliant, patient, kind, caring, Confident, smart, darn right Awesome, astute, discerning, empowered, skilled, tenacious,captivating

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@RyannWilson515, From where I'm from, so relatable, witty, smart, patient, kind, courageous, empowered

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@NicoleBuckleyyx Special, sincere, compassionate, Supportive, witty, loyal, confident, smart, Awesome, determined, caring, patient, beautiful from the inside out, courageous, one of my first friends in this app.

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@Inna Happy that she found her true love on this app, and they are finally together, engaged and look forward to taking y'alls wedding photos, soon.

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@vivaciousviv Patient, kind, Awesome, determined, funny, courageous, beautiful, polite, darn right amazing!

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@Apeshitz Crazy Dude, good heart, witty, kind, always makes me smile

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@fiezuqa Inquisitive, observant, sincere

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@natalehjayne Amazing, fun, sincere, trustworthy, kindhearted, amicable, optimistic, affable

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@xohollyh obviously for a her weirdo podcast, if you haven't heard it, its hilarious, fun, witty, Often chats with well-known celebrities, definitely vibrant.

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I am a hardworking, unassuming and very conscientious person, undemanding and never looking for my own interests.
I am a good worker, a man of conviction, dedication and integrity who always shows courage and determination. Perfect, fair warning, my track record with friends is spotty. I've been called "depraved", "repugnant" and even "ursine" by someone who... in retrospect I don't think knew the meaning of that word. My last best friend was institutionalized when he had a psychotic break researching the life of Orville Redenbacher for a podcast and no one is sure why.
I'm a wallflower. I'm that guy who sits in the corner of a party after his friends convinced him to go, but if you give me a beer and try to talk to me, it turns out I'm actually a pretty interesting person who just doesn't like opening up to people.
It's namely videogames at the moment with a anti-sjw video and two rpg videos. I hope to expand out and become a more well known anti-sjw and gamer. I have plans for doing wrestling show reviews, news commentary and audio dramas in the future. My main youtube idols are Moogleftw, Gamehorder, Thunderfoot, Sargon of Akkad and the Amazing Atheist.
Fucking insane. Not even like in an edgy way, just I don't really have good impulse control when it comes to random shit, so people think I'm a weirdo. I am a major science enthusiast.
And I don't wander far from that place for a majority of my time, even though I'm an extensive global trekker.
I know I’m loud and obnoxious. I cannot contain my twerking when Cardi B comes on, I wear pajamas out in public and yeah I know my shorts are too small and my ass is out. 🤷🏽‍♀️ I’m fully aware of my ratchet tendencies.
Caring, oblivious, vindictive, creative, trustworthy, indignant, self-pitying, verbose, introspective, affectionate.
Empathetic, self-motivated, nonjudgmental, endlessly curious about the human condition, introspective.
Empathetic, dog-lover, insecure, easy-going, wine-lover, intelligent, sensitive but strong, hard working, perfectionist.
Driven, confident, outgoing, curious, adventurous, fun, gregarious, hot-tempered, flexible, tenacious.
I'd say: insecure, overthinking, chaotic mind trying to relax and find a way to live without being troubled by feeling guilty for being a burden on everyone/ in the way.
Calm and funny are the two I've heard the most from people. And people say that I'm very kind, I guess I am but it's just how I am and like to be. I can't stan people that are mean and enjoy seeing others in pain.
If you know me, then deep, dreamy, kind, sweet and savage sometimes. Hard to please sometimes too.
I describe myself as a guy who cares deeply for my closer friends, likes to talk and daydream and I consider myself as funny.

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Even after I try. I feel people ding me different. They're ok with me at first but eventually they start pulling away. I think I'm making myself too available. I don't see it as being too available but simply reliable. I should probably try to find people more like me...nerdy people...but those people usually don't like doing much. I'm a very adventurous introvert. It's hard for me to find people like myself. I believe I have a similar situation. I have a lot of "general friends", but they are all part of different groups so I don't do much with them outside of school. To a stranger, it would seem that I have 3 closer friends because we hang out with each other a lot but tbh, I wouldn't call us true friends as we do some pretty mean shit to each other keeping us not close. Just this week I found myself with almost nothing to do as school is over. I live in the city so there's not a whole lot to do without paying up, so I just find myself playing video games most of the days with my so-called "closer friends" and strangers online. Even then I feel lonely because we usually don't play with each other until the late evening. I just want to have some closer friends that are nice and want to do things with me so that I'm not stuck in my house doing nothing on some days.
I spent my entire childhood and teens with one or no friends. I'm incredibly particular who I let close to me. I made that choice when I had various friends around who ditched me, lied about me, or treated me like crap. As an adult I have one close friend who is more like a sister to me. I can imagine you're feeling somewhat depressed. I can imagine that you are feeling lonely. Something I've learned in my life is I really had to get comfortable with myself and with being alone. I happen to already be a pretty extreme introvert already so that actually helps me. Making friends, real friends, isn't easy for me. I've had to work at the friendship because my natural inclination is to be alone. But you really don't need to be outgoing to make friends you just need to be genuinely open to the idea. Try not to keep thinking like you are which is easier said than done but vital to you getting through this. If there's something you enjoy doing then start there. If you have the mindset that you'll never fit in or you'll never have friends, believe me, that's exactly what will happen.
No one belongs to anyone or anywhere. We all are merely passing by on this beautiful journey. Each of us is different and unique. With layers of complexities. Seek. Learn. Explore. In your own way. Misfits are the ones that have brought new things into this world. Meditate.
Forget about keeping up with the joneses and just cut loose. That would be great. But we're stuck in our jobs, stuck trying to be better than someone else, I'm stuck and I feel helpless to do anything about it. So yeah, you're not alone in this.

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My best friend and I have a confidence rating scale that goes from 0 to 100, where 0 is the guy from your high school graduating class that no one even knew went to your school because he was so shy and awkward that he couldn't carry a conversation or even come out in public, and a 100 is the cockiest asshat you can dream up - like Justin Bieber magnified. We've very non-scientifically determined that the optimal range for confidence is somewhere between a 75 and an 85 - confident enough to ask you out, humble enough to be attractive.
A man who knows what he wants, who doesn’t dick around & hope it falls into his lap, he works for it - achieves it. A man who will try every different way to make something work but if it’s a lost cause, admit it and move on. And finally, a man who helps those who need it, but doesn’t take every opportunity, like, he knows sometimes the best help is to point out that you are capable and do not need his assistance. Men who can be someone’s rock and role model are my favorite.
There are a few qualities that I absolutely require in both men and women: empathy, kindness, enthusiasm, and heartiness. I can't narrow it down any further than that. A person lacking any one of those qualities is not someone I would be interested in.
I like when a guy is confident enough to not give a fuck. Like comfortable discussing my period, offering to hold my purse or bags if I was going to try on a pile of clothes, helping me straiten my hair when I'm running late or taking it down while I'm taking off my makeup when exhausted after shitty day. When a man is comfortably doing anything that could be seen as feminine to someone who gave a shit about gender rolls I find that super attractive.
For me, finding a guy that that's a learner and ambitious, and isn't afraid of trying out new things is attractive. Someone who's kind and empathetic to others and treats others with respect. Someone who's positive and supportive to people. Someone who's charismatic and has confidence but is also humble. I love guys that are nerdy and have a sense of humor too.
I admire women who are confident and adventurous, who jump to try new things because "fuck it, it might be fun." It's funny because I'm pretty much the opposite of that; maybe that's why I like it, because I want to be with someone who would encourage me to do things.
Humor and compassion. I love a man who I can talk to for hours and always makes me laugh and one who melts at the adorableness of babies and animals. The biggest turn off to me is a bully and a douche bag. I can not stand a guy who acts like a dick to other random people.

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As cliche as it sounds, my kids. When I see those little guys I want to do my best to provide for them. My daughter (3) also dig hearing stories, and I enjoy telling her stories. I aspire to be a writer and watching her hang on my words just makes me happy. I know the opinion of a three year old really doesn't hold any wait when it comes to becoming a professional writer, but it does give me a strange sense of motivation.
Mine would have to be my Grandfather who passed away a year ago today. He was 89. This was a man who was very hard to kil. He was a war veteran who was shot 9 times in the war. He lost his eye and part of his ear in the war. He used to take out his eye and let me hold it as a kid which was equal parts awesome and gross. After leaving the war he worked as a postman for 30 years. At the age of 54 he was diagnosed with cancer and the outlook wasnt good. They told him he'd be lucky yo be alive in a year. He fought cancer and he won. Lived another 35 years before finally succumbing. He lived a good life. Had 4 kids. Would do anything for anyone. He was a great role model and I miss him dearly. I think about him whenever I get down or complain about how hard life is. Mine would be my grandmother. She's the most altruistic, caring, genuine person I know. She had an extremely difficult life growing up and she never complains about it, but instead only wishes for a better life for her kids and grandkids. Whenever I talk to her she is always coming back from doing some kind of community work, whether it be helping at the polling booths during elections, working with the local church, or assisting in organizing events in her apartment complex. It's small stuff, but she just always seems to be helping someone. She's 93 and still so involved. To this day, she has never forgotten to send me a card on any holiday (Valentine's Day, Easter) or my birthday. She really is incredible, and a crucial fixture in my life.
The persons that inspires me the most are my uncle an my mom. My uncle has such a wonderful outlook on life, without losing his realistic side. He always seems to know the right answer to any problem we might have. He has accomplished so much, but he never loses his true self in that. I love how he can be very serious about certain topics but has never lost the joyous, adventurous part of himself. He taught me some amazing life lessons I live by every day. My mom is just an amazing person with incredible strength. She has been through a lot, but she's handled things incredibly well. She's been a huge supportive factor in my life. I know my mom will stand by her children no matter what. She is the most genuine, honest and altruistic person I've ever met.

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