Name: Jessica
Age: 17
Sex: Female
Religion: Christian (Yes, really.)
About me: I’m weird. I suppose that would be best to go ahead and through that out there. I tend to say random things and laugh at almost anything. I get mad at ignorant people and hate profanity. I like to take pictures, paint, take long walks on the beach*, drinking pina coladas**, getting caught in the rain***, and music. Music could be the best thing ever. I love to read and have a horrible hair fetish. If you haven’t noticed, I’m just typing things out as they come.
I hate about me questions. I don’t really know me. I’m working on it. I am failing but working on it. For now, the best answer made be that I’m just a strange child longing for the twenty some day she has left of high school to be done with so she can go to college, leave, and be happy.
*This isn’t really true. Long walks on the beach are only good at dusk/night and early in the morning when you can collect shells.
**They aren’t that good.
***As long as I don’t have on a white t-shirt or khaki pants… I know the second one from experience.
What kind of Gaians I am interested in meeting: Male, female, younger, older- I don’t really care. I would like someone who I can talk to. I would prefer someone who would actually be interested in become friends as opposed to just the occasional, “hello.”
How much Gaian Gold and Items I have: I used to have a lot; but, when I left Gaia, I give all my gold and items to my friend whose account got hacked. I’ve got like 2000gold at most. I’m not really gold hungry so whatever. If you are gold hungry, then you can have it.
How long I have been on Gaia: I left for awhile but I’ve been a member for a good while. Let’s just say that I remember back when we had a real personals system.
My favorite things to do on Gaia: Gaia has changed a lot since I’ve been here so I’m not sure. I used to be really into roleplaying but now I like to just have nice conversations. I also enjoy looking at the creative works on Gaia.
So… Yeah…
PM if you would like to talk.
