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Hi, my name is aaron.
Raised mormon, but when i was a teen i started to realize i didn't view the church quite the same way my peers did. In my early 20's i toyed with a few other beliefs before realizing i didn't believe in any of that.
i like art and film, i like philosophy and psychology. i like music, animals, learning, and meeting new people. i enjoy reading, drawing, playing guitar (badly), playing videogames, writing, and playing with my puppy.
late in 2014 i got into table top rpgs, and started playing pathfinder and dungeons and dragons. i also play a bit of fate, call of cthulu, fudge, and what ever else i can find. so if you wanna talk rpgs let me know! or if you have been curious about them or wanted to try them i'll give you my opinion on it.
i currently work customer support for a tech company. im hoping to either study art or psychology, they both sound fun and exciting. after that im gonna study pretty much what ever i find interesting, but in the end i want to wind up working with children or being able to use my creativity and make art
i really love tea, but i collect incense soaps and candles too (and failed romances) i never really used anything up so my room is filled with half used erasers, tins containing a single solitary tea bag and plenty of candle stumps. i just hate the idea of using something up and not having it around anymore
i have a bad habit of persuing relationships that are doomed to fail, but i love talking and hearing about peoples lives so im actually probably better suited to give you relationship advice than to really for any sort of romance. just putting that out there.
Oh, i have a wiener dog named pinto. he's pretty great. Picaso and warhol both had dachshunds so i like to think having one puts me in some good company

Old movies?

greenwiggly comments:

I don't know how old you want to go, but if you like silent film I really liked Battleship Potemkin and it was very influential to future cinema (it invented the montage). Cabinet of Dr Caligari is really good too. If you like Audrey Hepburn (and you should) then Wait Until Dark is a really good one. I'd also suggest Fiddler on the Roof, it's one of the few musicals I actually like.

Who were your role models growing up, and why?

greenwiggly comments:

The Goblin King from Labyrinth. I decided if I could live in a giant maze, dance around and have goblins do my bidding I'd be pretty satisfied. That never quite panned out though.