I figured I do an introduction to myself... Though I have no idea if anyone will ever read it... But still, it's important just in case someone does find my profile one day.
It is July1, 2013. I just got off of work at a power tool company. I work in the New Product Development section which is basically R&D. I'm an Electrical Engineering Laboratory Technician, and it is my job to assist the Engineers when they need it and also perform any other tasks required of me. I'm sort of the guy you could go to with anything and if I don't already know how to do it, I'll figure it out and get you what you need.
That directly translates into who I am as a person. I love knowledge and I'm constantly researching new things to at least get an understanding of them. In particular, I like advanced physics. If I like a subject enough, I'll start developing ideas using the knowledge I gain about it, and usually I just keep all the ideas in my head and sort of work on them mentally.
My brain is just about always running on overdrive. I can usually tell what a person is thinking, and most of the time, I can determine how they would act and what choices they'd make based on what I know about them or what others tell me about them. Mostly it's just observations and statistics, but sometimes I can put me into their mindset and gain greater insight that was as well. I like to think I'm empathic sometimes, haha.
But I'm not all mental and no physical. I was in the Marines for 4 years, and got recalled to go to Iraq, which took 9-10 months-ish, though only 7 were actually spent in Iraq. I didn't see any combat, and I'm eternally grateful that I didn't have to kill anyone. I ran the nightshift post in a command center, so it was quiet most of the time. Though I can't go into too much detail cuz it's classified and all that crap. Suffice it to say I had food, soda, lots of cereal, and even internet sometimes to get me through those 12 hour shifts... I worked 84 hours a week for those 7 months out there.
I don't have PTSD, or at least I'm pretty sure I don't... though sudden loud sounds do startle me. Mostly what changed about me while I was out there was my ability to cope with temperatures. Some days were 140F (60C) degrees, others 130, and most were 120. The nights were like 80-90 during the nights which, believe it or not, made me shiver from being cold on more than one occasion. Since coming back, 75F(~24C) is comfortable, though before 60-65 would have been comfortable. I enjoy the days when it's above 100 (~38C).
I still try to keep myself active and in shape. I enjoy playing all kinds of sports, but I don't really enjoy watching them... I'd rather be out there doing it you know? That being said, I also play a lot of video games and eat a lot of junk food and drink a lot of soda. I try to eat about 2000 calories a day... sometimes I succeed, sometimes I fail, and rarely, I'll eat over 2000 calories. I'm not a calorie counter though... well, at least not noticeably... it's mostly just a subconscious running total.
About my subconscious... Remember how I said my brain is always in overdrive? That goes for the subconscious part of my brain too. If there's ever a problem I can't figure out, I'll think about it and what I've done so far right before I sleep, and usually when I wake up I'll have the answer. It's kind of a nifty and very handy trick I've picked up over the years.
I love languages and accents. I try to pick up as much language as I can whenever I can, and I love trying out new accents. I also enjoy drawing. I've posted a few of my drawing here on my profile. And I also enjoy reading... which reminds me... I have to find some new books to read... I have two bookshelves, one is full, and the other is about halfway full. I love books that are really long. (At least 900 pages) And if they are in a series of really long books, then I'm completely happy. There's just so much more opportunities to develop characters and plots.
I'm also in the process of writing a book. I'm at 71 pages and over 22,000 words. I've kind of paused on that because people who are supposed to be reading it and giving me their opinions on it have not done so.
Hmm, how about a fun part? Sex is fun right? To be honest, I don't need sex like most guys do. I don't know why, but I just don't. But that doesn't mean that I don't enjoy the hell out of it when I can get it. I'm relatively uninhibited and willing to try almost anything once... I'm 100% straight though, so stuff with other guys and stuff going up my bum is completely off limits. lol But other than that, I'm pretty much open for anything. My biggest pleasure during sex is making the girl orgasm and as often as she is able to do so. But a lot of women start to worry that I'm not getting anything out of it because I don't orgasm. I mean, I'm capable of it, I just choose not to... I can last a helluva lot longer that way which give me more opportunities to make the girl feel good. I also don't want to be in charge all the time, but I can be when I need to be. I like to be rough, but not like, super rough... I'll pin you to the ground, to a wall, etc, etc... just don't ask me to hit you with my hands though... won't do it.
Another good thing that comes out of having my brain constantly in overdrive is the amount of control I have over my own body. I can usually make myself hard or soft simply by thinking it. Also, if you ever say 'no' or 'stop' and mean it, I can make myself stop and go soft right in the middle of coitus. (Haha, I used coitus in a sentence ) It also gives me the longevity I talked about earlier... I found a girl who could keep up with me (mostly) and we went for around 5 hours before she fell asleep on me... lol, poor thing.
So to sum up the sex topic... I aim to please in anyway I can for as long as I'm able to.
When it comes to other guys, I hate all the cock fighting they do... 'Oh I can do this better than you can', or 'You should have seen me and this chick last night, I was a rockstar', or 'Duude, I did the Arabian Sunglasses, the Mexican Avalanche AND the wobbly H last night!' That shit pisses me the fuck off. Mostly because I know they're making shit up most of the time. It's just a way for them to get some stupid false sense of superiority over their peers. I used to do that when I was younger... someone would say they could do something better than me, I proved they couldn't... rinse, repeat, rinse repeat... I got tired of it... When you constantly prove you're better at something than others, more and more people come to challenge you and it just gets old. One time a couple kids brought me to this little kid who apparently loved to fight... they said 'I bet you can't beat him up'. I walked over to this little kid... and thought, this is fucked up. I let him get in his punches or whatever. He did manage to trip me and put me into a headlock, so I just crossed my arms and sat there. When I got bored, I stood up and started to walk away. The kid fell off after a few steps. I left after that. The next day apparently the rumor was spread around that a little kid beat me up. Embarrassing as hell, but at least people stopped trying to be better than me after that.
As soon as I saw that kid and heard what these guys wanted me to do, I knew I had had enough. Since then I polish my fighting skills in private, and maybe with a close friend for sparring. But even then I hold back... Just in case it gets out that I'm a good fighter, I didn't want people coming to challenge me. I've grown out of that a bit, so it's more widely known that I like to fight now. I'm just lucky that people know me and what I've been through and so don't do anything about it. I'd like to get into UFC though... Not really for the chance to beat a guy's face in, but more for the chance to learn and train.
My love of learning belongs to all facets of life. I'm kind of running out of things to write now, so I'll just leave it at an awkward, Thanks for reading!!!!
Lata guys. haha
It is July1, 2013. I just got off of work at a power tool company. I work in the New Product Development section which is basically R&D. I'm an Electrical Engineering Laboratory Technician, and it is my job to assist the Engineers when they need it and also perform any other tasks required of me. I'm sort of the guy you could go to with anything and if I don't already know how to do it, I'll figure it out and get you what you need.
That directly translates into who I am as a person. I love knowledge and I'm constantly researching new things to at least get an understanding of them. In particular, I like advanced physics. If I like a subject enough, I'll start developing ideas using the knowledge I gain about it, and usually I just keep all the ideas in my head and sort of work on them mentally.
My brain is just about always running on overdrive. I can usually tell what a person is thinking, and most of the time, I can determine how they would act and what choices they'd make based on what I know about them or what others tell me about them. Mostly it's just observations and statistics, but sometimes I can put me into their mindset and gain greater insight that was as well. I like to think I'm empathic sometimes, haha.
But I'm not all mental and no physical. I was in the Marines for 4 years, and got recalled to go to Iraq, which took 9-10 months-ish, though only 7 were actually spent in Iraq. I didn't see any combat, and I'm eternally grateful that I didn't have to kill anyone. I ran the nightshift post in a command center, so it was quiet most of the time. Though I can't go into too much detail cuz it's classified and all that crap. Suffice it to say I had food, soda, lots of cereal, and even internet sometimes to get me through those 12 hour shifts... I worked 84 hours a week for those 7 months out there.
I don't have PTSD, or at least I'm pretty sure I don't... though sudden loud sounds do startle me. Mostly what changed about me while I was out there was my ability to cope with temperatures. Some days were 140F (60C) degrees, others 130, and most were 120. The nights were like 80-90 during the nights which, believe it or not, made me shiver from being cold on more than one occasion. Since coming back, 75F(~24C) is comfortable, though before 60-65 would have been comfortable. I enjoy the days when it's above 100 (~38C).
I still try to keep myself active and in shape. I enjoy playing all kinds of sports, but I don't really enjoy watching them... I'd rather be out there doing it you know? That being said, I also play a lot of video games and eat a lot of junk food and drink a lot of soda. I try to eat about 2000 calories a day... sometimes I succeed, sometimes I fail, and rarely, I'll eat over 2000 calories. I'm not a calorie counter though... well, at least not noticeably... it's mostly just a subconscious running total.
About my subconscious... Remember how I said my brain is always in overdrive? That goes for the subconscious part of my brain too. If there's ever a problem I can't figure out, I'll think about it and what I've done so far right before I sleep, and usually when I wake up I'll have the answer. It's kind of a nifty and very handy trick I've picked up over the years.
I love languages and accents. I try to pick up as much language as I can whenever I can, and I love trying out new accents. I also enjoy drawing. I've posted a few of my drawing here on my profile. And I also enjoy reading... which reminds me... I have to find some new books to read... I have two bookshelves, one is full, and the other is about halfway full. I love books that are really long. (At least 900 pages) And if they are in a series of really long books, then I'm completely happy. There's just so much more opportunities to develop characters and plots.
I'm also in the process of writing a book. I'm at 71 pages and over 22,000 words. I've kind of paused on that because people who are supposed to be reading it and giving me their opinions on it have not done so.
Hmm, how about a fun part? Sex is fun right? To be honest, I don't need sex like most guys do. I don't know why, but I just don't. But that doesn't mean that I don't enjoy the hell out of it when I can get it. I'm relatively uninhibited and willing to try almost anything once... I'm 100% straight though, so stuff with other guys and stuff going up my bum is completely off limits. lol But other than that, I'm pretty much open for anything. My biggest pleasure during sex is making the girl orgasm and as often as she is able to do so. But a lot of women start to worry that I'm not getting anything out of it because I don't orgasm. I mean, I'm capable of it, I just choose not to... I can last a helluva lot longer that way which give me more opportunities to make the girl feel good. I also don't want to be in charge all the time, but I can be when I need to be. I like to be rough, but not like, super rough... I'll pin you to the ground, to a wall, etc, etc... just don't ask me to hit you with my hands though... won't do it.
Another good thing that comes out of having my brain constantly in overdrive is the amount of control I have over my own body. I can usually make myself hard or soft simply by thinking it. Also, if you ever say 'no' or 'stop' and mean it, I can make myself stop and go soft right in the middle of coitus. (Haha, I used coitus in a sentence ) It also gives me the longevity I talked about earlier... I found a girl who could keep up with me (mostly) and we went for around 5 hours before she fell asleep on me... lol, poor thing.
So to sum up the sex topic... I aim to please in anyway I can for as long as I'm able to.
When it comes to other guys, I hate all the cock fighting they do... 'Oh I can do this better than you can', or 'You should have seen me and this chick last night, I was a rockstar', or 'Duude, I did the Arabian Sunglasses, the Mexican Avalanche AND the wobbly H last night!' That shit pisses me the fuck off. Mostly because I know they're making shit up most of the time. It's just a way for them to get some stupid false sense of superiority over their peers. I used to do that when I was younger... someone would say they could do something better than me, I proved they couldn't... rinse, repeat, rinse repeat... I got tired of it... When you constantly prove you're better at something than others, more and more people come to challenge you and it just gets old. One time a couple kids brought me to this little kid who apparently loved to fight... they said 'I bet you can't beat him up'. I walked over to this little kid... and thought, this is fucked up. I let him get in his punches or whatever. He did manage to trip me and put me into a headlock, so I just crossed my arms and sat there. When I got bored, I stood up and started to walk away. The kid fell off after a few steps. I left after that. The next day apparently the rumor was spread around that a little kid beat me up. Embarrassing as hell, but at least people stopped trying to be better than me after that.
As soon as I saw that kid and heard what these guys wanted me to do, I knew I had had enough. Since then I polish my fighting skills in private, and maybe with a close friend for sparring. But even then I hold back... Just in case it gets out that I'm a good fighter, I didn't want people coming to challenge me. I've grown out of that a bit, so it's more widely known that I like to fight now. I'm just lucky that people know me and what I've been through and so don't do anything about it. I'd like to get into UFC though... Not really for the chance to beat a guy's face in, but more for the chance to learn and train.
My love of learning belongs to all facets of life. I'm kind of running out of things to write now, so I'll just leave it at an awkward, Thanks for reading!!!!
Lata guys. haha