Perhaps I have a little too much affection to give and too many words left unsaid, but I think it'd be a waste to let them go unshared. So, here I am, looking for someone worth getting to know, and perhaps someone who wouldn't mind having me around for a while.
A few things you might want to know about me are that I'm over 22, currently using Sung Hanbin of Zerobaseone as my faceclaim, and somewhere between an INFP and an INFJ. English is my preferred language, and I spend my free time watching movies, discovering music, and finding little things worth talking about. Soulmate, Summerland, Love Letter, and Pavane are among my favorite films, while my playlists are usually a mix of Sufjan Stevens, Gregory Alan Isakov, Gracie Abrams, Valley, Cup of Joe, Say Now, and plenty more.
I'm drawn to people who are thoughtful, considerate, attentive, and respectful of boundaries. Discretion matters to me, as does knowing when to listen and when to speak. I don't particularly mind gender, because I'd rather find a connection worth keeping than let labels decide who I get to know. Above all, I appreciate sincerity, mutual effort, and the kind of company that feels easy to return to.
As for how I show affection, quality time, words of affirmation, and physical touch would be my top three love languages. I'm fond of conversations that wander from the most insignificant things to thoughts we don't share with just anyone. Tell me about your day, send me a song that reminded you of something, or let me ramble about whatever happens to cross my mind. I don't mind a little nonsense mixed in with the meaningful things, and when we grow comfortable enough with each other, I'm always open to a little physical affection too.
They say that to be loved is to be worth the inconvenience, and I think there's something rather lovely about choosing to make room for someone in the middle of an otherwise busy life. So, if you're looking for a connection built on sincerity, affection, and the willingness to show up for one another, perhaps we could start with something simple.
Tell me about yourself. What keeps you up at night, what songs have been on repeat lately, or what little things make your days better? I'd like to know the person behind the words, and who knows? Perhaps we'll find something worth staying for.
