Rydoner

No bait. I'll be as true to my desires as a dear friend suggested.

I wish to begin a life with a girl for whom my passion will never waver. She for me will complete both my carnal and intellectual desires. I will in return offer the same devotion and adoration.

Myself, I am here to find the one girl who can match my passion for life. She, from whom I can learn to love. Again. While my persuasion is and always has been purely dominant, I see a life where my girl and I maintain a mutual respect and enjoy each other's mutual affections.

You are physical strength and a steely will. Your desire is to bestow these gifts upon the man who wins your love. You are dreaming of man determined and proud to be worthy of your considerable devotion.

We may never find each other but in our dreams. Yet if you exist, I encourage you to talk to me. You'll not find me a man of narrow interests. Nor will you want for wit and charm. And if you like a creative mind, a spontaneous lifestyle and an irreverent sense of humor then I may have a chance at winning your heart.

Here is the final stanza of my favorite poem. Mr. Frost encapsulates my thoughts and maybe my life too.

"...I shall be telling this with a sigh,
Somewhere ages and ages hence.
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference."

R. Frost