Girl is cute, too young for me but I found the lengthy about me section to be quite amusing.
http://www.pof.com/#!/viewprofile.aspx?profile_id=50596224"Many ask me why I’m so stringent most of the time. It seems that it’s a problem to be lacking emotion which is usually deluded amongst individuals anyway. I would like to be completely obstinate, as I’ve noticed I’ve become more and more earnest with time. I’m always looking. Observation gives me some sort of emotional shut down, as it should be the exact response. Would a detective put surd emotions into his/her work? Not to say that this is “work,” but in this constant, exclusive life of mine, I desire to recognize as much as I possibly can and make quick, usually subliminal, conclusions to whether or not “It” means anything to me - I’m never obligated to give a shit.
I seem to genuinely need unambiguous and people with a distinguished character: I covet for specific and unequivocal Individuals.
Collectivists: It's unfortunate that you don't live an autonomous life; you're "family/friend oriented" and base your ideals, morals and behaviors off of everyone you grew up with.
I’ve had relationships (friendships mostly) with people that I now would never get along with. Interesting how only deep connections filter just about every type of person, unlike your own personality, from your life. I have this evolved idea and feeling that I no longer can truly connect with most anymore. It’s a true subliminal and conscious knowledge of reality. I wish for most to identify with that isolation, since to be alive is to be alone. I don't apologize for being "selfish."I don't apologize for being an individual.
I continuously question the motives and intentions to why people act, speak and dress the way they do, etc. This isn’t to get confused with judgment, since “judging” has such a negative connotation. This is a part of my observation tendencies. Self-esteem clearly comes out with behavior. Micro-expressions can tell me exactly how you view yourself and your surroundings. In turn, I can figure out the motives that most have in a particular moment. This can give exact ideas to how mentally self-aware someone is vs. an unsure and melding character. Picking out feigned demeanor is as easy as picking apples. I don’t tend to associate with the oblivious, otherwise causing conflict.
“Without deviation from the norm, progress is not possible.”
I didn't realize what altruism was until someone had mentioned it and I completely agree with hating it, mostly because I've lived it and it destroyed me.
I receive a lot of vague, negative opinions on here. People are upset with me for reasons they actually can't explain...because there are no valid reasons. If you feel the need to tell me how much you hate me, please do it in a rational manner explaining exactly why and exactly how it affects your life enough to instigate anything.
-If I'm such a dishonorable person, wouldn't the appropriate response be to ignore me? It's not like I'm making you be an ideal person in regards to MY preference. ..and I'm sorry you're not who I decide to allow in my life. I shouldn't be reprimanded for that.
I have a strong interest in Psychology (preferably forensic) and Philosophy. It’s not about the strict academic requirements to be a licensed whatever-they-call-it, but about the actual ideas. Seems like college students go to University, wasting tons of money, to get an “easy degree” they either essentially have no interest in or it's unrealistic in the sense that it won't get them a job besides teaching.
**There Are Nowadays Professors of Philosophy, but not Philosophers. Their existence is only despair or resignation.
I love animals; the connection and unconditional love is irreplaceable. I'm a dog trainer as of now and work for a pet food company. I'm going to community college in the fall for liberal arts and I plan on transferring to a four-year university to study something else. I would ideally like to study neuroscience or psychology, and I'll most likely be taking pre-med classes.
Achievement of your happiness is the only moral purpose of your life, and that happiness, not pain or mindless self-indulgence, is the proof of your moral integrity, since it is the proof and the result of your loyalty to the achievement of your values.
-Ayn Rand"