Either there are formatting rules that are not getting distributed properly, or this site uses a format that dislikes the idea of whitespace. I am interested in friendships. I am not seeking what is generally referred to as a relationship right now and don't expect to be seeking one soon. I am a human being person and definitely not a conversation algorithm or a mechanical simulator. Question: When a woman lists *travel* among her interests, what does it mean? Does it mean she enjoys spending hours strapped into a cramped seat? Does it mean she's looking for a man who can afford the time and money to take her on vacations? Does it mean she is willing to come and meet you wherever you happen to be? Does it mean she likes long walks (e.g. from Nauvoo to SLC, from gates to baggage claim at the new airport in SLC)? May I make a request? Obviously I can. That doesn't mean anyone will grant it or even read it. That's OK. I can see clearly what my expectations ought to be. But on to my request. I would ask that those messaging me write at least three sentences. I'm not so much concerned about their content. Three sentences implies more attention than a squirrel and more effort than a single generic cut-and-paste line. I don't feel I'm asking for a lot there. I would ask that you put that much effort into your profile as well. It's not that I want anything deep. It's not that I expect a lot of information about you in your profile. All I'm asking for is enough effort to show you respect the medium and you respect yourself. If I want to talk to a bot all I have to do is plug one end of an auxiliary cable into my speaker port and the other end into my microphone port.

Ingesting calorie containing organic fuels like humans do. Human entertainments. Making fun of obviously incongruous profile material.