I'm a guy. Age 19, junior in college. Short ash blonde hair (looks brown), gray-green eyes, light-toned skin, 5'11".
I'm a passive person that's very particular about things. I'm harsh on myself, and pretty easy on everyone else. To me, it's expected and more or less acceptable for others to disappoint me, but it's essentially not an option for me to disappoint them. Although I'm hard on myself, I'm not a perfectionist. Right now, I'm in college to get a BS in Computer Science, and I plan to take that and go to graduate school for game design and programming. I intend to raise the bar for video games, specifically RPGs and MMOs, which have become so stale as of late. In academics, I'm currently a top-notch student. This is a result of requiring my absolute best in anything that's important to me.
I love adventure/fantasy books and games. I'm not the 'standard' gamer. To be specific, games like CoD, Halo, and L4D bore me to tears. In addition, I really cannot stand playing casual games for more than a minute or two (and even that is really rare). If a game has extreme violence or significant gore, for me, that's a deal breaker. Also, to me, sport games are stupid.
TV shows and movies are okay too, but I rarely watch them. Sports and anything related to them, when not just spontaneously played with some friends for fun, is not something I enjoy. Partially because whenever I feel challenged against another person, adrenaline immediately starts flowing, even if it's a minor thing. I could be hyped up by adrenaline while painting a wall, for instance, if I felt like I was going slower or doing worse than the others.
As far as personal talents go, I feel I'm far more inclined to singing than, say, drawing or painting. This may be caused by my constant practice, however, seeing as I only sometimes draw anything significant.