Who Am I?

I write a lot to assuage the thinking a lot.
I drive algorithms on sites crazy because I appreciate listening to a variety of music and hearing information from two opposing viewpoints. YouTube can’t decide if I’m Republican or Democrat, or even if I’m a man or a woman, I think.
I am an artist. I am particularly skilled at music, writing, poetry, collage and drawings of some sort.

I love video games, particularly ones that teach you to rethink or adjust your worldview, make you cry, can be played while high or raise your heart rate.
I work as a freelance developer, designer or digital strategist or what have you.

I’ve also been a stockbroker, a bank teller, a worship leader, a mover, a roof washer, a factory worker, a paper folder, a grease scraper, a youth worker, a YMCA director and a yard cleaner. Now I go to college for Psychology, though I also went for Computer Science and then English Literature.

I’ve been to Europe and many, many places in the United States. I’d like to travel constantly and spontaneously. I spend time in coffeehouses, and other various artist magnets like brick walkways, small couches, places where they attempt to sell coolness and establishments where people smoke cigarettes outside.

I’m radically non-violent, empathetic and communicative.
I really like old ships, legos and fidget spinners.
My favorite board game is none. I can’t stand waiting in line or tightly, packed crowds of people. I prefer oceans and campfires and trees and soft mosses.

People have called me:
– Kind
– Gay
– Intense
– Passionate
– Rude
– Weird
– Careful
– Reckless
– Interesting
– Handsome
– Selfish
– Fun
– Dramatic
– Depressing
– A good listener
– A bad listener

Words I feel I want to live up to:
– Autonomy
– Wisdom
– Ingenuity
– Explorer
– Guide
– Philomath
– Satyagraha

I am an ENTP, Aries/Libra with a life path of 3.

I am a constant learner, an advocate for growth and a skilled mediator.

I once was a devout Christian, then an atheist, then a pagan, now a spiritual mutt as my therapist calls it. I think the Four Noble Truths have as much wisdom as the Sermon on the Mount or the Norse Eddas.

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