love map

I do not possess a specific type of person that I am attracted to. Physically, at least, there's way too wide a field of possible descriptors.

As far as personality goes, I like girls who are open-minded, and motivated. Girls with good senses of humor, and who are interested in art (music, film, literature, etc.), and cognizant of social issues. Women who are aware sexually and emotionally and diverse in their backgrounds and aspirations. I seem to gravitate toward women who are talented; writing together immediately forms a strong connection that can hardly ever be undone.

I usually do not pursue gentlemen as prospective dates, but I am generally attracted to men as friends who possess these characteristics. It's just a general blueprint for my affections.

gelirion

This is really difficult for me to write. I don't really adhere to any specific religion or denomination. I lean towards Christianity, but I am pretty sure it's mostly because my mother raised me in the church. I am sure that if I was born somewhere else, I wouldn't be nearly as receptive to the idea of Jesus as I am. I think religion has proven itself to be mostly constructed culturally.

I think it has been used to motivate people to do awful things, and also amazing things. I don't really understand why people err to either side. I think people seem like they should be (or are) aware of the problems with being extreme in almost any situation, yet continue to do it. Perhaps because it's easiest, because you can be most sure of yourself. Ambiguity is a painful, painful thing. It leaves you wondering, anxious.