Bluey22, 35

Classical music is amazing. It's true soul music. It digs deep into the emotional corners of the soul and just lets it free like cages doves. Absolutely amazing. I love music but not just listening to the top tune or just hearing the words. I love to take in the dynamics and the different notes in the base instruments. I love minor keys, and songs with dozens of different melodies and harmonies like organ music. But what I'd really like is to have someone to talk to who understand what I'm talking about an appricietes the music. Music is the essence of to soul, what better way is there to bond? I'm a student at American University. I sing in the church choir and write novels. I play the saxophone and mallet percussion. I love to draw a lot. In my free time I write and have one novel well on it's way. Moving slowly is always good. I'm a deep thinker and am very comfortable alone within myself with my own thoughts. I'm always for a good, g-rated time! Discussion is good anytime. I'm a good friend and during times of trouble, a really good shoulder to cry on. I'm kind to everyone. A smile and kind words go a long way. I go to church each week. I'm more in to older latin/organ church music than guitars and drumsets. I can be funny at times. I don't drink or smoke. I'm pretty much one of the safest, clean cut goody-two-shoes you'll meet on the web. Essentially a friend would be great, whether in a realtionship or not. I want to connect with someone on a mental emotional and phsical level not just a hi and bye relationship that is pretty common these days. I want someone who will share wwith me as much as I share with them, a shoulder to cry on is great but only if they remeber that I have a shoulder that they can cry on as well. A nice Catholic guy with a good amount of sweetness and a sweet amount of goodness. He doesn't have to be perfect, just a good, kind stable person that I can go out with on friday night and meet up on Sunday night to go to church with