...then, I find out that it's a cultural thing. This friend was a guy. He overreacted because I was simply eating an oatmeal raisin cookie.

He overreacted to everything, for example, ANOTHER guy friend of mine getting anchovies on pizza. Where is this leading, you may ask? I require someone who is very emotionally intelligent. About the story of my life is that people overreact, and that makes me very nervous and afraid.

I'm feeling a lot better today than I felt the past few days. I had to let out my emotions last night with a good cry. Also, posting some DIFFERENT places outside of this, and similar, subreddits has helped. Anyway, I do enjoy a good conversation and maybe, it wasn't clear, but I enjoy cookies!

I don't ask for too much else other than emotional intelligence... Whoever is out there has to make sacrifices for me in the same way that I'd make sacrifices for them. I'm visiting my niece and nephew in Maryland. We're going to celebrate my niece's fourth birthday on Thursday. It'll be lovely.

What can I say about myself, though? I'm a very caring, honest, and genuine individual. At least, I like to think that I am. Seriously, it doesn't work when I go against my own natural self. I love sweets. I don't know how to make them, though. This is the guy who got the teacher in a panic because I bought SOOO much at the school bake sale. Cupcakes, cookies, soda, iced tea, cake...I think they're fun. So, yeah, I'm not the lightest or skinniest guy around. I'm not horrendously fat or heavy, though, especially for my height at 6"4'.

Oh, and I suppose that "being different" helps because I am waaaay past givin' a crap about "societal expectations." I don't even interact with that many people. Hell, if I know what "society expects" these days. I'm looking forward to hearing from you! Make sure to like, subscribe, and hit that bell icon for notifications when new videos drop... No! Wait! I mean, just send me a chat message! 😅