Bored Druid ThreadFollow

Psh.

Kali, Aeth and Pigtails (Maz and my mutual friends on facebook), please confirm that he is, in fact, a tall, handsome Dane.

Pictures are lies, Digg, unless it's the one where I'm face-down in a pile of trash at that festival. That picture is not a lie.

Also, I wanted to add something more to my previous post and since no one was posting anything, I edited it in. Figures. Anyway, I removed it and put it below:



Definitely. I could never fall in love with beauty alone, but it's what catches my interest. Unfortunately, beauty has a tendency to turn me into a rambling mess, so I tend to avoid it like the plague (I like it, but I hate it). It's pretty funny when I'm out with my (male) friends. I usually volunteer to chat up "the ugly friend" while they go feral on each other over "the pretty girl." It's hilarious because the ugly friend, most of the time, isn't ugly once pulled away from the picture perfect friend, and more often than not they're more pleasing company exactly because of their lack of physical perfection.

I believe there's a difference between being confident because you're attractive (not just physically) and know it, and being confident because, in short, you don't give a sh*t. I'm the latter and while I wouldn't mind the added attention that beauty brings with it, I'm fairly happy with what I've been dealt.

And now I feel like I should have added a 'Dear diary' somewhere up there...

Edited, Mar 23rd 2012 6:23pm by Mazra

So, to sum up, we're after the intelligent, confident, attractive, but modest, people with great personalities.

Do we want them to share our interests? I'm thinking it's a plus if they like video games and the sci-fi/fantasy genre, but not a requirement.

Married a friend who I enjoyed spending time with.

Problem solved.

You can't beat the system. Might as well cheat.

I got married because I was bored.

Granted, it was with a one again off again girlfriend/best friend since before high school. Still, the exchange was literally "Hey, I'm bored. Me too, what do you wanna do? I dunno, you? How about marriage? Eh, sure, why not." Worked out pretty well so far.

And to note, I wasn't the one that suggested it.

Edited, Mar 23rd 2012 1:57pm by lolgaxe

This is how I've come up with my only two (soft) criteria:
1. They need to be loosely as intelligent as me, more intelligent, or intelligent in completely different ways. That last part is the best case scenario, imo. I'd love someone who can broaden my horizons (and vice versa).

2. Ideally, I'd want someone who was playful and deceptively dopey. It would counter my dry sense of humor rather well.

I don't really have any particular preferences beyond those two things, and even they aren't rules.

I totally agree with you there Digg, except for the Dopey part. I want a partner who is intelligent and proud of it. Not in the arrogant way, though. But that's probably at least partly because I'm a bit of an airhead sometimes. =x

Beards are hot, beards are so ******* hot.

Also, intelligence is mandatory, I'm simply not interested in people who I can't have a good conversation with.
And I tend to go for either manly men or feminine women as far as looks go. Also, some sense of style is preferred and a similar taste in music and art is a big plus as well.

That you want to mount him and then ride until the sun comes up?

Perverts.

Because women are weird lol. That's why we do it. We are complex when we don't need to be.

I agree that there has to be more depth to a person than just looks though. Nothing more exciting than talking to a brick lol

ETA: Of course, I'd say nice things about you. Other than Isy and Feyras, you're the only other person that I had the pleasure of talking with one on one outside of the forums lol

Edited, Mar 23rd 2012 3:24pm by xNocturnalSunx

I didn't ignore it. It's awesome. I love grayscale.

Okay, so if women are weird, and I'm a weird woman, does that make me normal?

Seriously though, I don't do that ****.