New to Brooklyn (Sea Gate) by way of Chicago. I’m a cannabis cultivation student, a multi-instrumentalist, and a constant work-in-progress.
The Vibe:
- Style: All black, everything. Boots, braces, heavy denim.
- Soundtrack: A wild mix. Appalachian Bluegrass (I pick and grin a little), Technical Deathcore, Folk Punk, and Stoner Rock.
- Nights In: Guy Ritchie films, film noir aesthetics, and Lego builds. I value a "Worth isn't Utility" mindset—I love sitting in a room with my person, smoking a joint, and just existing happily in the quiet.
The Internal Map:
I’m neurodivergent (ADHD, OCD, possibly on the spectrum of Autism), demisexual, and radically honest. I’ll tell it to you straight: I’m a work-in-progress who has had to unlearn and relearn a lot of concepts to move from a survival mindset to a growth mindset. I’m serious and introspective, and I often deep-dive into the "source code" of history, philosophy, and how I think.
But once I’m comfortable? I’m warm, comforting, and fiercely loyal. I’m better at writing my thoughts than speaking them, but if you enjoy a "deep-end" conversation about the "why" of things, we’ll get along.
What I’m Looking For:
A peer. A "ride or die" who is exactly who they are from the first minute we meet. I value consistency, passion, and a partner who will defend me as hard as I defend them. I don't need us to be identical, but I need us to be on the same page morally and ethically.
Ask me about these:
- Politics: Communal Anarcho-Transhumanism.
- Spirituality: Christopaganism & Ancestral customs.
- Ethics: Social Anarchism with a Deontological core.
What I’d like to know about you:
- What do you do to unwind after a long day of performing for the world?
- Tell me a hill you’re willing to die on. Mine is that “Worth isn’t Utility”—you don’t have to be “useful” to be worthy of respect.
- The “First Contact” Rule: I’m a fan of zero-fronting. What’s something about you that people usually find “difficult,”but you actually consider a core strength?
- Pick your sanctuary: A rowdy Folk Punk basement show where everyone is sweating and screaming, or a quiet room with a Lego set, dim lights, and a joint?
Let’s explore the city together.
