I'm currently going to school and studying History and to a
lesser degree Psychology and Sociology. Right now I'm gearing up for the education program at my school and hope to be a History teacher. I'm fascinated by where History, Psychology and Sociology mix, but my primary interest in history is re-Reformation European (before the 1500's). Well, that's hugely broad area that interests me, more specifically I ike to focus on classic Greek and Roman (around 800 BC to the first few centuries AD) eras and the surrounding Middle Eastern area during that period.

I've studied a lot of things in school and I used to be a theatre major. Not that I have really lost interest in theatre, but other interests have overtaken it. None the less I still find theatre, film and television to be fantastically cool. I also fancy myself a bad writer and would like to get into photography.

It might seem kinda pointless to mention all that, but my feeling is, that's how you get to know that there’s a real person on the other side of this computer screen, right? For instance, if all you ever do is read about these people’s fantasies and nothing but sex stuff, what's the point, really? You're not getting to know them at all; you're getting to know their libido and their fantasies. And isn't that the point after all, even here, to get to know PEOPLE?