Tessa

Wheeler High School, UGA, Athens Technical College

In transit.

Phi Kappa Literary Society

Failing to titillate, writing bad poetry, listening to good music on good headphones, quivering

Pulp, substance, trash, literature, poetry, prose.

Potential movies, movies-to-be, and hypothetical movies.

Varies. Currently infatuated with: Mediaeval Baebes, Daughter Darling, Massive Attack, Delerium, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and that one song "Murder" by the Radiation Kings.

I don't watch TV.

Aries

I used to talk about food a lot, and I still sometimes do. I've literally never lit a match. I briefly (and casually) once dated somebody I met on a dating site. I am moving to Shetland in November. I forgot about this site for half a year or more. I think Henrietta Leavitt was really nifty. I get very antsy around groups of girls, though I'm usually very friendly in one-on-one settings. I have worked in the adult entertainment industry. I was born left-handed and converted to right-handedness. I shaved my head for reasons not involving aesthetics. I have synesthesia. I used to be a Livejournal addict. I will eat nearly anything and like to meet others who are also unpicky. I rarely approve of pictures others take of me. I know the difference between "its" and "it's". I enjoy placing periods outside of quotation marks. I recently decided to stop disliking Sarah Brightman. I still hate folding laundry. I have very few reliable personality traits; I am equal parts hermit and social butterfly, stickler and rule bender. I admit to everything I have on my iTunes playlist (from opera to Ciara). I like corsetry. I am halfway between Libertarian and Green. I know how to mix bleach and developer in proper proportions and strengths. I miss my late mother. I tried to teach myself Maori (and gave up). I enjoy books about submarine warfare. I think Cyndi Lauper's cover of "When You Were Mine" is awesome. I learned how to sew before I learned how to kiss. I like consistency. Except when I don't.

I'd like to meet somebody who knows that the prompt (Describe Who You Want to Meet:) should read "whom"--but who, in the next 24 hours, will have forgotten about the grammatical error and instead be focusing on matters of beauty, gravity, and consequence. Like shoelaces. Or avocado. Or the Muppets.