I'm interested in meeting whoever it is that I meet.

Everything, literally...except Country and most Pop. For you who say you listen to 'everything' because you listen to Pop, Hip Hop, Heavy Metal, and Alternative, let me break down to you what everything entails. Everything means what I just mentioned AND Djembe drums from Africa, Taiko drums from Japan, Gamelan bells from Indonesia, Celtic folk music, traditional Indian music (and not so traditional Indian music), belly dancing music from Egypt (and other countries), Jewish rap, Salsa (mainly from the Caribbean Islands), Reggaeton, Bachata from the Dominican Republic, Cha Cha from Cuba, Tango from Argentina, Samba from Brazil, French Jazz, American Jazz, Blues, American folk music (not new Country), Oldies, Latin Jazz, Gypsy Fusion, Arabic folk music, Buddhist and Gregorian monk chants (without the techno), Italian folk music, Bach orchestras, Beethoven piano concertos, Mozart operas, Greek folk music, Flamenco from Spain, Mariachi music, Limite (the only Ranchero group I listen to), Pan Pipes from Peru, and the list goes on and on and on and on...

Anyone not clingy. I like to dance with too many women...beginners and advanced...different ages...different sizes...different shapes...different personalities. I find my skill improves with variety. I've had a dance partner with whom I was 'leashed,' and though she was an amazing dancer...I found myself unable to dance with ladies who were not very skilled at following...meaning my lead was weak. I don't make a habit of repeating mistakes. :)

Though weak in my flesh...I am a student/follower of the Chosen One, Yahoshua. Meanwhile, I enjoy diversions of this world...like smokes, music, well-dimensioned women (take that how you will), Salsa, good company, good conversations, martial arts, literary arts, and visual arts.

I started with Hip Hop in high school. I learned Ballroom in college...didn't much care for it, but it was the closest I could get to Salsa where I lived at the time. I took a few privates in social Salsa. I studied a little, LA/NY, but...once again...it just wasn't my flavor. I currently dance a Cuban/Caribbean amalgamation. Spins and acrobatics are great and all...I even like to watch it sometimes...but what fuels the fire in my blood and brings a smile to my face is moving my body to rhythm.

Skybar...definitely Skybar in Houston.

On my down-time...I like to chill with a smoke...dance Salsa...hang out with family and friends...stimulate my mind with intelligent and not so intelligent (depending) conversations over some coffee, spar with other martial artists, read, write, draw, and watch movies. I don't have much down-time so the last four items listed are implemented infrequently or in seasons...so to speak.