I’ve always believed that stories are bridges between people, and I spend much of my life wandering across them. I’m a writer, an avid reader, and someone who finds magic in everyday things; rainy afternoons, well-loved books, starlit skies, and conversations that drift far beyond small talk. I love learning about different cultures and traditions, and the experiences that shape the people behind the page.
I’m hoping to meet kind yet curious souls who enjoy sharing stories, dreams, and pieces of their world. Whether we exchange thoughts on books and art or the places we call home, I value genuine connection above all else. And if life feels a little heavy sometimes, know that I’m a good listener and always happy to offer a friendly ear. After all, every great story begins with two strangers deciding to say hello.
Requests
I’d love to hear about your favorite books, your culture, your dreams, or the little things that make you smile. Tell me your story, and I’ll gladly share mine.
Hobbies & Interests
I love music and books, I loving having long conversations and learnings I will talk about anything. I play Saxophone and video games as well, but reading is probably my favorite
Any genre except for new country, but I will say that Jazz is the way to my heart. Jazz is probably my favorite type of music
Favorite Movies
I don’t have a favorite Movie either, there’s so many it would be criminal to choose only one to be your favorite
Favorite TV Shows
Bones, face off, anime.
Favorite Books
I ADORE reading, I don’t really have a favorite... mostly what ever I am currently reading
Favorite Quotes
"Agonizing pain makes me Cranky" - Brandon Mull
"We all possess different gifts and abilities. How we use those gifts determine who we are." -Brandon Mull
"We humans are conflicted beings. Our beliefs don't always harmonize with our instincts, and our behavior doesn't always reflect our beliefs. ... We wage war between the person we are and the person we hope to become." -Brandon Mull
"An unread book does nobody any good. Stories happen in the mind of a reader, not among symbols printed on a page."- Brandon Mull