A: I'd like to think my specialty is genuinely connecting with people. I find it comes naturally to empathize with most people, and can see myself in everyone around me.
Also my head game, I'm beginning to think I need to teach a master class.
A: My free spirit and carefree demeanor! Which are very conducive to hedonism and enjoying life. I can't complain, it's all good, we are in this mortal coil for a mere instant so may as well enjoy ourselves while we are breathing and blood is pumping... to the right spots ;)
A: For fun I play rugby and beach volleyball, love live music (concerts, festivals, raves), doing whatever fun thing with friends, podcasts/audiobooks, games (table top, board, video), immersing in nature (kayaking, camping, foraging, hunting), and exploring consciousness, though I can basically find enjoyment in most activities!
A: I don't travel too often due to being a broke student at this time, but of course love traveling and experiencing new people, places, and cultures. I would consider myself extremely adventurous and would love to see the world, stay in hostels (or hotels), and get into some debauchery abroad. If you want a travel companion I'd be an entertaining mate!
A: My diet is mostly unprocessed foods, my favorite meal would consist of a rare steak, sweet potatoes, and fruit/vegetables. Of course I love to indulge and don't shy away from more decadent foods. I try to be healthy so that I can let loose when the moment arises.
For fitness, I love heavy weightlifting and strength training and am on a journey to gain beef and be larger in general. I've been big into rugby lately, which requires mass. I also love volleyball, hot yoga, ice baths, saunas (addicted), steam rooms, and trail running occasionally.
A: My "extra mile" is being as true to myself as I can. I believe in transparent and candid communication, even with my own conscience, which means honesty and unapologetic authenticity. I'd like to think I have a comprehensive understanding of (most) of my flaws and strengths, who I am as a person, what I want out of this life, and the ways I can achieve that. Otherwise, spreading love, compassion, and kindness, and attempt to be understanding.
A: My fun one is that I was born with a single testicle! Though, like the rest of us, I was self-conscious in high school and had a prosthetic ball put in at 18. Doc said it was the biggest prosthetic they had, and it still pales in comparison to the size of my one super-ball, which had to double in size to make up for hormone production. So you will notice my ballsack is lopsided, and the smaller "ball" will feel harder. I often find myself fondling it which feels great.
Another unique and personal pursuit of mine is trying to gain as much fur (body hair) as genetically possible—a "fur gainer," if you will. It's a body modification that is rarely discussed, but it is possible, and there are various strategies.
A: Psychedelics have played a pivotal role in my development as a human being and my journey toward self-actualization (especially regarding my sexuality). These sacred medicines are tools that have helped shape me into a love-spreading, empathetic, nature-loving hippy who wants everyone to be happy, find inner peace, and truly feel love and love themselves.
I also study psychedelic science for my master's program, so I am aware of this field of study and its potential from an academic and scientific perspective. I'd also like to note that they are not for everyone, and I am not suggesting everyone use them. If you're curious, I will point you to the documentaries "Fantastic Fungi" and "How to Change Your Mind," both on Netflix, where people much smarter than myself can illuminate ya!