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birthplace: Glasgow, Scotland, no accent anymore. occupation: Training as a gym instructor/Part time in a bar on the beach. age: 23 (and I still act like I'm in freshman year height: 173cms which felt very tall when I lived in China. weight: I stopped weighing myself when I started weight training. relationship status: Single, but open to short term relationships. starsign: Capricorn biggest passion in my life: Collecting experiences. I hoard photos, memories, and quotes. I like to listen to: so many different styles of music. Plenty of old favourites, but I love new songs that move me. I like to watch: Game of Thrones, surrounded by a group of friends and Mexican food. Some have read the books. I like to smell: baking and perfume/aftershave worn by people I love. I like to taste: fresh food or totally indulgent sweet foods, a balance of two extremes! I like to feel: physically tired, mentally stimulated, emotionally supported and secure. favourite part of my body: My legs have carried me around 40 countries (and counting) and a few marathons. favourite part of someone else's body: Back of their head or neck (to hold) or lips (to feel on me). Why i shot myself: To understand myself and how I fit in to the world, ISM is a great extension. who I'd least like to see shoot themselves: Kim Kardashian, we've seen enough of her and her 'reality'. who I'd most like to see shoot themselves: Jennifer Lawrence, take back control from the leaked nude photos. my website/fav website: Being physically fit enough to take up any new opportunity that comes my way. Most outrageous thing I have done: If/when I become closer friends with someone, it's because they accept, encourage and match my outrageous behavior. I love those friendships and relationships more than anything else. Bands I like: Passenger is playing as I write this and I have the album. I love the wordplay and cynical humour. Books I like: Currently reading On the Road by Jack Kerouac. Long overdue and brilliant. Films I like: I love American prohibition era fiction, morality can be so unclear. Lawless stands out a having a bit of everything. |
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