Interview

• What do you do for fun?
  Other than having sex? Sorry, it was an obvious joke that needed to be out of the way.
  
  I play video games, listen to podcasts and video essays, and enjoy discovering new music.
  
  If you never experienced discovering a brand new music artist with no following slowly rise to being mainstream, it is something you need to experience at least once before you die. This was Kendrick Lamar for me, I knew he was going to be big right before he released Section 80.
• Tell us what you consider to be your greatest life experience.
  My first BDSM experience.
  
  Not only was it the best I ever had, but it was a life changing experience that changed me for the better, and most importantly it was the final healing step I needed to let go of a lot of things that happened to me. Before I did it I knew this was a possible outcome, but I never imagined that BDSM would be so crucial to my self development.
• If you and I were on the beach having some wine and great food, what would you tell me about yourself.
  I enjoy living my life off the beaten path and it took me a very long time to admit that to myself.
  
  A big reason I am here is because I was able to let go of what society expects and wants from me and I have decided that it does not have my best interest at heart. I do not want to live another second doing something I do not want to do especially with everything that is going on with the world.
  
  Other than enjoying being unconventional, I am also very thoughtful, sometimes to the point of overthinking, boy and I am a passionate person. I am super frank with people and want the same from others even if they are afraid of hurting me. I obviously have a very high sex drive and I am one of the most self-aware people I know.
  
  Some of my favorite drinks are Basil Hayden, Disaronno, and Delirium, and some of my favorite foods include calamari, Egyptian street food, and too much Sushi. I enjoy listening to post-rock, classic rock, 90s and experimental hip-hop, RnB, soundtracks from various media, and pop music that doesn't sound like it was made by an AI.
• What should others absolutely know about you?
  I can respect anything about anyone as long as people are direct about it to me. I am very empathetic, but it makes it difficult to put myself in other people's shoes if people are dishonest, tell half-truths, are hypocritical, or say one thing and do another.
  
  I don't get hurt by people living their authentic selves, but I do get hurt when I'm left guessing or when people don't go through with commitments (or even worse, they don't even bother to tell me when things have changed).
• What do you enjoy most about yourself?
  I like how introspective I am.
  
  I ground my beliefs, values, principles, and positions on solid arguments and once in a while I will entertain the idea that I am wrong about something. I think it makes me a more compelling person to talk to and it makes it easier to be independent and enjoy my own company.