I tried to think of some descriptor that a lot of family, friends, and acquaintances would use to describe me, and "a real character" is the first phrase that sprang to mind, so there's my title. I have been told I have enough personality for three people. . . .I believe that is a good thing. . . .
I love reading, writing (I want to publish my play.), walking (and I mean WALKING), biking, visiting historical sites and museums of all kinds, and most of all theatre.
I was raised Roman Catholic but do not practice it anymore. I am attending a Lutheran church, which I really like, but am really a non-denominational Christian at heart. I am trying to discipline myself to read the Bible and pray every day, but honestly struggle with it and have lots of questions that I would love to ask someone.
I love my work in a -care facility and am considering teacher certification as a permanent, :"8-to-5" career path.
Theatre is what I have always loved to do more than anything, and I am contemplating how vigorously I want to pursue it in my off hours.
My Ideal Person
The paramount thing I look for in a partner is the quality of his relationship with God. I want a partner who will actually put God first and me second -- because I know that if God is first in my partner's life, I will have no worries or complaints about how he treats me.
Of course, two people always have to feel some kind of "chemistry," some physical attraction. I can vouch from personal experience that beauty truly is in the eye of the beholder. And I find that one of the things that makes me most physically attracted to a person is the way he thinks of me and treats me. I can tell when someone is asking a personal question to really find out more about me and when they are asking for some other reason. And when I get the sense that the person actually cares about me and would look out for me, I am totally engaged with them and we usually have a wonderful time together. When I care about someone, I am always trying to consider their best interests, as well.
I am a highly independent person, so any partner of mine would probably have to be pretty independent as well -- only because I would not want him to feel hurt or slighted if we do not spend every waking minute together. However, the benefit of HAVING ME as a partner is that I am very generous and understanding when it comes to the need for personal space.
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