Here's a list of things I bring to the table.. just in case anyone decides they want to know why they should want me.
I have a job. Technically part time, but it seems like most weeks I'm scheduled a good 37-39 hours. So it often feels like full time. I enjoy it though and my managers have told me that my motivation and hard work definitely make me stand out.
I don't have any addictions. I don't smoke at all or drink or do drugs.
I'm still a virgin. I know that some guys don't like that, but I personally think of it as a positive thing and I know there are guys that would agree.
I graduated high school (a year and a half ago) and plan on being in college this coming fall semester. I'll be studying psychology with the intentions of becoming a clinical psychologist.
I'm very detail oriented and can be very much of a perfectionist... the downside of this can be that I have a significant amount of difficulty following orders that aren't specific enough for me. But when I do something I tend to get it right.
I'm motivated and eager to improve and develop myself.
I enjoy cooking. Unfortunately, I don't get to cook or bake anywhere near as much as I'd like to right now. I do hope though that sometime I'll be cooking someone dinner every night :)
I like to be healthy. I work out 3 times a week right now. Once it gets warm out I plan to start running again.
I'm honest and very unlikely to be deceitful no matter what the cost is.
Despite being a perfectionist in some areas, I am pretty laid back. I can be flexible and I'm not the type that needs to constantly be busy.
I'm loyal. Me cheating would never have to be a concern. My parents have been together for over 20 years and have always told me and my siblings that they'll never divorce, so I've had that example set for me.
I don't have a problem standing up for myself. I know what I deserve and I'm not going to settle for less. On the one hand, this is bad news for a lot of guys who just want to take advantage of any girl they can get their hands on. On the other hand though, knowing what I deserve means not only requiring others to treat me the way I deserve, but it also means that I treat myself with respect. That's not something I used to do a whole lot of, but as I've gotten older I've started understanding the importance of it.
I might add to this later if I think of anything else.
