
age: 28 (Sep 16, 1983)
MEMBER SINCE: July 2005
occupation: student
body mods: None
sign: Virgo
into: Do what now?
crush: the girl from the library
makes me sad: disappointing the people i love, people lying to me
most humbling moment: When I cheated on my girlfriend, then lied to her about it, and then got caught. Technically, that's three separate moments, but I just lump it under one big fuck-up. Worst mistake of my life
makes me happy: reading a good book, a quiet conversation in a diner, brandy alexander's, good sleep, having a beer in one hand and a woman in the other, hearing one of my favorite songs get played on the radio, a good argument, my family
stats: 5'8, 160 lbs, blah blah blah
fantasy: i'll let you know when i get a bit more comfortable with you
gets me hot: knowing that you're wearing lingerie underneath your clothes and i have to wait to get you alone; the long slow kiss that cements your feelings about someone, followed by the hard, passionate kiss when your mutual lust kicks in; whispering something naughty and dirty into my ear in a crowded place
There are big immigrations related protests/rallies being conducted across the nation today, and I'd like to comment on them for a bit. In general, immigrants, both legal and illegal, are an asset to this country, Nonetheless, illegal immigrants are criminals who should not be given guest worker status. First of all, these people are not guests; guests are invited, these people aren't. Uninvited guests are called trespassers, and usually, trespassers get arrested by the police. Additionally, regardless of whether they help or hurt this country (and I believe they help far more than they hurt), they are here illegally. We as a nation have the right to decide who may or may not enter within our borders, and it is wrong in principal to reward criminal trespassers for breaking the law. I'm all for amending immigration law to make it easier for people to come to America and become American citizens, but giving blanket amnesty to people who have ignored our laws by coming here is wrong.








justicia