Online Dating Questions

Random Observation/Comment #273: I’ve always found religion to be based more on a community than the actual ritual or stories behind it. If you’re a part of the church/temple/mosque then you at least know you’ve filtered out people that believe in a similar set of rules.  It’s really like a filtering mechanism for people to meet other people that should be a better fit.  From the perspective of finding a mate: Online dating.  Problem solved.

me

I don’t need an online dating profile because it would probably make someone I know really mad and I rather live a less dramatic life.  However, I thought that the questions were rather interesting so I might as well answer them and show that I can make something clever and personable.

My self-summary:

I can confidently say that “I got my shit together” in all aspects of life.  Career successful for its purpose. Hobbies abundant. Happiness in every little thing.  Adventures continuous. Philosophy – perfect simplicity. Psychology – consistency. Passions undying. Community contributing. Family unbreakable. Friends selective. Love unconditional.

It may be weird for someone to say they do everything, but yes, I do everything.  And if I don’t do it, tell me, and I’ll probably pick it up on the side.

What I’m doing with my life:

Preventing a quarter-life crisis by taking life in every word (to the extent that it’s absurd).  I blog: seelemonslive.com

I’m really good at:

1)          Being productive

2)          Starting side projects that I never seem to finish

3)          Optimizing any process/activity/workflow

4)          Finding things I’m not good at and then getting good at them

5)          Making lists

The first thing people usually notice about me:

I’m way too social for an engineer/geek/Asian guy

I spend a lot of time thinking about:

New side projects I could do if I had time to do them. I also say “I totally thought of <tech start-up company idea> 2 years ago.”

On a typical Friday night, I am:

Keeping it low-key because everyone knows restaurants are better Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and clubs are really just loud and obnoxious.  Bars are fun for a neutral location, but I rather just hang out with friends I haven’t seen in a while and catch up over a happy hour drink.

The six things I could never do without:

1)          Clean socks

2)          Table tennis (SPiN happy hour FTW)

3)          Gadgets (nothing in particular, but really everything)

4)          The smell of dinner waking you up on a Thanksgiving morning – only to find family and friends huddled around the kitchen chatting up a storm and cooking a wonderful meal

5)          Mashed Potatoes

6)          My time machine

Three words to describe myself:

Smarter every day

The most private thing I’m willing to admit:

I sometimes day dream about punching some people in the face. They deserve it. I apologize in my day dream afterwards.

You should message me if:

You want to boost my ego

~See Lemons as Lemons