From Dead Can Dance to Dimmu Borgir. All kinds, really.

Uhm... arts student. My life revolves around books. Favourite writers: Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman. I also started to read the Dresden series... Wish I had more time to read.

Love them. Preferably not American ones, tho. They are usually too predictable and a bit too American for my tastes. (Of course, I have been surprised a few times before, but alas, I need more proof before I start trusting American movies again.)

I also like many Alan Rickman movies. (And I really don't care if those movies are American ones or not.)

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• I have issues, but I hardly if ever bite. Also, I'm usually described as strange.

• I dislike most religions (That's what you get if you study theology for a few years.), I dislike most of the male idols of today's women (Because they look too girly or just plain artificial.), and my favourite pastime when I'm with friends is being in the middle of a heated discussion about whatever comes up. (We all love religional issues.)

• I tend to spend my time being very creative with whatever is at hand like drawing, repairing stuff, painting vases... I also make silly looking plush toys when I have the patience to finish them. (I mostly don’t, because I always have better things to do.)

• I prefer to be treated as an equal. I don’t care about anyone’s religion (as long as they don’t try to shove it in my face), gender, sexual orientation (same again with not shoving it in my face since I’m not doing that either) or anything else as long as I’m not treated as someone who can’t possibly have enough brains to understand common things… or someone who’s fainting all the time (like women are supposed to do). I have a handful of gay friends. They are of course hot, successful and well-groomed.

• Also, if any male tries to open a door for me I’ll stare at him like he grew another head and will feel rather uncomfortable. I’m not really a feminist, I’m just human. I’m not supporting rabid females trying to take over the world just as much as I’m not going to support rabid males either. I just prefer to be… well, normal. So let’s face it, being the perfect gentleman or the perfect macho won’t win brownie points from me. (Although macho guys might earn themselves a punch or two if they piss me off.)

• Oh… I know how to belly dance... which is totally unrelated, but hey, people like that. :)

Real men. (No, not muscles. Strong will. The muscle look gets really silly if you start crying over Bambi's mother.)

No romance whatsoever. (I hate mushiness as much as I hate stupidity.)

Sarcasm, intelligence, backbone, attitude, thinking outside the box. (Also hooked noses - don't ask.)

Btw, my aesthetics sense is a few centuries behind. Today's idols don't appeal to me much.

First and foremost: being expected to be nice. Where is it written I have to be all smiles and sunshine? If someone wants a cute, blushing, sweet little maiden they can damn well count me out.

Second: weak men. I can't stand men who need to be coddled and treated as weak puppies. Same goes for clingy ones.

Third and... yeah, the others: idiots, too much muscle, too much religion, pretty boys, macho guys, narrow-minded people, those who judge others based on appearance and last but not least too much hassle.

Last but not least: wiccans. They turn me way off. (Although wiccans who can fly on brooms, occassionally get burned at stakes, know herbs by heart, get poked by needles but do not bleed and can withstand torture without crying out are excused.)

Oh... and... perverted old men. They follow me around. I dunno why. It's just so off-putting being followed by salivating old grandpas.

Sleeping, reading, drawing, tourist guiding, having long and meaningful conversations.