Well, I believe most of you would agree that it is not that easy to write about oneself from an objective point of view. One`s positive trait might seem as a negative one in other`s opinion. I can continue and give more examples but the bottom line is, no matter what is written in our profiles, if we truly want to find mr/mrs right,we have to date that person. Obviously, the more, the clearer the picture you see. Those who decide in one date will never be happy, regardless of how smart they think they are. Nobody is the full/whole package. Those who brag about frequent traveling shouldn`t think that the rest got only as far as the Bronx Zoo! Those who brag about reading shouldn`t think that the rest read only marvels and never heard about Dostoevsky, Kafka and etc. When it comes to me, just like every hardworking person, I try do my best in managing my time in the evenings and on weekends according to my priorities. Entertainment, dining and travel are obviously included within this frame. I also have a pretty close relationship with my family. Please give some more time while reading the Personality and Interests section and do not skim it in a second. Those listed are basically my most important traits and hobbies which can give you some idea about me. In dating, reading ones profile will give you a general idea but definitely not the experience...

Intelligent, Laid-back

Concerts, Hanging out with friends, Intimate Conversation, Movies, Music Listening, Newspapers, Reading, Surfing the Web

Basketball, Jogging/Running

Bird, Cat, Dog, Fish

Rock

Jewish Style, Middle Eastern, Vegetarian

English

soulmate...

love - intimacy and sexual expression - communication - commitment - equality and respect - compatibility - companionship. Both parties must work together towards a common goal, and it means compromise in many situations. We write with one hand but walk with two legs and carry our body on a certain path... Raising a family in a warm house is built on harmonic relationship. When one side deviates, collapse is inevitable... In successful relationships there`s absolutely NO place for EGOISM.