Tastes Often Change!~

Your dating personality profile: Wealthy/Ambitious - You know what your goals are and you pursue them vigourously. Achieving success is important to you. Athletic - Physical fitness is one of your priorities. You find the time to work athletic pursuits into your schedule. You enjoy being active. Stylish - You do not lack for fashion sense. Style matters. You wouldn't want to be seen with someone who doesn't care about his appearance.

Your Top Ten Traits 1. Wealthy/Ambitious 2. Athletic 3. Stylish 4. Adventurous 5. Intellectual 6. Outgoing 7. Traditional 8. Practical 9. Conservative 10. Religious

Your date match profile: Athletic - You aren't looking for a couch potato. You seek someone who is active and who keeps his body in top shape. Practical - You are drawn to people who are sensible and smart. Flashy, materialistic people turn you off. You appreciate the simpler side of living. Conservative - Forget liberals, you need a conservative match. Political discussions interest you, and a conservative will offer the viewpoint you need.

Your Top Ten Match Traits 1. Athletic 2. Practical 3. Conservative 4. Traditional 5. Adventurous 6. Religious 7. Outgoing 8. Funny 9. Stylish 10. Big-Hearted

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My comments:-

Wealthy/Ambitious - Yes, I am undeniably very goal-driven and kiasu. I must have what I want, or I'll suffer from insomnia until the day I get it. As for being wealthy, that's my long term goal and I'm working towards it.

Athletic - Doesn't sound exactly like me at all, eh? I'm a demi-sloth. Anyone sloth-ier than I am is my cat. I think I like to be on the go, run around to get things done, rather than be interpreted as being athletic (running on a treadmill and doing yoga). I certainly don't like to be contained in an office for 2/3rds of the day.

Stylish - I hit. And I miss. I still have a long way to go.

On the other hand, I really want to get my blog business going again! I actually abandoned it for like... I don't know. Ages. I've actually been making some off site sales off and on so far. It's just that I haven't got time to snap photos of the newer earrings and update/maintain my site. *Sigh* I even bought some rare stones when I was in Australia that are really beautiful and I'm enthusiastic about beading them up. I was just really happy to see the amount of support I'm getting from various people on the FB Page. (consisting of people I hardly know, my church pastor and of course, my friends who are well aware of my passion!) I just know I have so much to offer...

Personal business aside, I've been really busy with college, dad/granpa/great granpa/greatx2 granpa's estate (because I'm the surviving executor), our company and it's sister company plus just general family affairs (like helping to cook once in a while or just keeping my mum company) while being able to earn for myself here and then. Everything is just back to back and just today, I got a bit upset that work has finally overlapped with college, and obviously, I had to put college aside. Hmm...

I'm sure everyone's well aware how important college is to me, I'm seriously determined to graduate with a qualification no matter what this time around. So far I've been making the grades (Yay!), thanks to my lecturers' understanding and support. At the back of my mind I'm slightly sad that I kinda wished that I would be able to be committed to college and the design field rather than to be consciously sucked into the kind of things I just don't have the heart to do. Recently, I've softened up to the idea and I'm being more receptive. I think it has to do with the fact that the people who tend to plunge everything down your throat not being there any more so I'm becoming less defensive and paranoid.


Oh anyways, I know that sometimes it may seem like I just grab someone to rant and drag you into my spiral of negativity, but thanks for listening because it really does make my day when someone just lends a sympathetic ear and not judge me for whatever. Sorry bout the depressing influence, it was unintentional. I hope that you receive the joy in return by knowing that you were able to help someone else in need unload a burden. I know it can be frustrating talking to a person who is unwilling to help themselves even after they take all your time and sympathy. For me, I just sulk it over and move on (and probably come back with more).