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BlueCrystalTear posted...

You've certainly had a much more productive life than I have. Or so I feel. I can't think of anything I've done 10,000 hours doing that isn't a bodily function (including sleeping, breathing, etc.). Gaming is probably the only thing that's come close. Watching Survivor is probably only like 2000 hours.

I did look for Clerks 2 for you but didn't find it, so sadly I won't be watching that one. You can just pick anything from THE LIST you would be interested in seeing me do a write-up about!

I'm a guy, but yeah my username can confuse people there. And I don't want to talk about my "dream girl" openly on here, given... some history with this place, back when I had a thing for a pseudo-celebrity. That's simply something I want to keep private now, even though those previous incidents were years ago. It's a lesson that stuck with me.

Also sorry for the wait - I shouldn't be as busy going forward, thankfully. I'm exhausted.

Question: What's the thing you look for most in a mate? (for me, it's being patient without losing a sense of humor - acceptance is a key part of that tbh)

Near 10,000 hours isnt incredibly impressive. I did the math and I usually play around 2 hours a day. Ive been doing this for 10 years. 3652=73010= 7300 hours. I did play the guitar for more than 10 years, but not as consistently since 2012. I added another 1200 hours by guesstimating. So yeah, around 8500 hours played. I might have more hours in gaming because Ive been gaming since I was a kid.

Other posters have posted movies I wouldve said from the list. Ill check for the write-ups when they come.

To answer your question: Having a good sense of humor is really high up there. Good cooperation is a must. Bonus points if they have the same interests.

What are you currently wearing? Do you have a favorite piece of clothing that you have?

Snake5555555555 posted...

That would be totally cool!

My scariest experience is probably back in the summer of 2014, going through a bed bug infestation. Literally everywhere. Sleep was a total nightmare and days were spent placing barriers and curbing the infestation anyway and anywhere we could. It lasted literal months. We got through it though. Replaced every piece of furniture and bedding we had. I wouldn't wish bed bugs on my worst enemy, I swear.

Who is your inspiration and why?

My parents inspired me a lot as they taught me to never give up when you face difficulties in life. Always be strong and work hard to achieve all of your goals.

Whats on your bucket list?