I'm someone who's always searching for depth and meaning, both in my own life and in my relationships with others. My mind is constantly firing with new ideas, philosophical questions, and creative solutions, but it's balanced by this deep craving for authentic, personal connections. I believe that the most profound experiences in life come from the simplest pleasures—intimate conversations, shared moments of stillness, or even the quiet power of physical touch.

When I'm not diving into a mix of psychology and nature-based therapy, I lose myself in music—my taste is pretty eclectic, ranging from obscure indie bands to quirky electronica and classical pieces that make you feel like you're floating in another world. There's something about how music shifts your mood and elevates the mundane to the transcendent that really speaks to me.

I think what sets me apart is this balance between intellectual curiosity and my need for grounded, real experiences. I’m fascinated by human behaviour and the way our minds work, but I’m also deeply aware of how important the sensory, tactile world is. I crave touch, not just in the romantic sense, but in the way that hugs from friends or even brushing hands with a stranger can feel like an affirmation of shared existence. I'm all about the intersections—where mind meets body, where thoughts meet feelings, where art meets science.

At the end of the day, I just want to connect with people who are as curious, reflective, and open to life’s subtleties as I am. People who can appreciate the beauty of an overgrown garden just as much as a well-written philosophical treatise. If that sounds like you, then we’ll probably vibe.