I've traveled around different parts of the US but there is no place like home (the east coast). My family usually tells me that Baltimore guys are not ready for my personality.
I am very strong willed, yet loving. I am goal driven, yet spontaneous. I am secure in my uniqueness. I'm just a fun-loving woman who still believes in kindness. I hope I meet someone who proves them wrong lol.
Everything about me represents the liberation I feel to be me. I'm a BBW and although I'm on a journey to be the healthiest me I can be, I still enjoy the current season that I'm in. I'm excited! I've lost 69lbs so far and counting and I look forward to the rest(You better be able to keep up lol). My hair also reflects the freeness of my personality. Some days I might wear it curly, braided or twisted, and then others I might pick it out and rock my fro. I'm very diverse and cultured and that helps me appreciate and represent my heritage well :)
I'm looking to meet a guy who is secure enough in his place in the world, yet hungry to be better. I'm not too overly concern with materalistic possessions, but more importantly your character. Honesty, integrity, good moral values, things like that weigh heavy with me. I like when you're able to take things seriously, yet have a sense of humor.
Sometimes it's laughter that helps keep us sane in this world. I would like to meet someone who's able to hold an intellectual conversation and challenge me. I enjoy good debates. Someone who's strong willed also, yet not too over powering that you become a tyrant or arrogant (I cant stand that trait). I'm looking for someone goal driven who is in active pursuit of his goals and not just sitting around wishing on a star.
I'm pretty flexible, but smoking is a NON-NEGOTIABLE as well as not having any relationship with God. I'm not saying you have to be a "church boy" wearing suits everyday (I can see straight through most of them), but having a foundation is very important to me.
Dating is a journey to me, so let me know if you're up for the challenge.
