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I am easy-going, friendly, caring and I like to have fun. I can fit with most people because I don't categorize my interests or preferences -- I am able to match up with others in one way or another. I'm fairly two-sided in all my traits. I'm very smart yet humble, quiet but extroverted and always wanting to talk, impatient but never pushy, driven but laid-back, serious but quick to smile and goof around, attractive yet still down-to-Earth, and so forth ... Plus, characteristics about me that I think are noteworthy, may not be important to another person. I have had many successes and failures with other people. So, I must be an ordinary human with both faults and strengths. But I do try very hard to be the best person that I can and to be as good to others as I can -- and that's a start. You'll have to meet me to figure all this stuff out! I would like to meet someone who is similar to me in that they don't limit themselves emotionally or mentally. I throw my heart into everything I do, including meeting other people, so I have no need for detached individuals who are afraid to put a little trust in another person, especially me! :)

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Instead of delving into specific details about who I'd like to meet, I'll share a bit of my outlook about meeting others, and you can extract clues. First of all, I think there's a real consumer attitude when it comes to dating these days. Finding a person is not like have a custom-built car with all the specs as you want them. People aren't consumer products. Secondly, I'm looking for another who embraces differences as much as they embrace things in common. There exists a lot of laziness in today's dating world: When differences or disagreements arise, then interest decreases unhesitantly. For me, interest comes from differences just as much as it does commonalities. Third, after having been with workaholics before, I should state up front that my philosophy is "work to live, not live to work." I appreciate career life a lot, but when that comes in the way of others who are supposed to be important in your life, then there's a problem. I suppose all this comes downs to wanting a match who defines themselves more by their true feelings not material desires. And also it comes down to being with a person who values other people and the joy of other people. In any companionship there are many different times for many different things. Adaptation is very important. Find someone who you connect with, who will be careful with your heart and hold onto them. Life is short and, at the end of day, what we have are the experiences and the people we love or loved.