I'm in my early thirties looking to learn more about myself through dance, hand balance and friends/community.

Overall pretty good. I recently made some big changes that out me at a small transition period but excited for what's to come 😁.

Dancing, drinking tea, training handbalance, spending time with friends. My key has been Movement and genuine rest.

Self discovery. Thankfully thay journey intertwines with all my interest! So really just going deeper into.thw big three: loose leaf tea, hand balance, and dance.

I came across a book titled The Temple in the House about the intersection of architecture and spirituality. Not sure I agree with every idea they present but using architecture and home design as an extension of the soul as well as it's resting place has given me lots to ponder on. Have I built a home the reflects me and let's me rest in myself? What would a temple built to sanctify me include? Can that be in my home too?

Lots of change in my life right now - recent empty nester and new to my neighborhood. I'm closing in on retirement and working as a consultant. I now have free time to do some of the things I enjoy.

Life is great, and I'm excited about finally having the time to do what I enjoy.

Being outside keeps me sane - hiking, biking, paddleboarding, walking my Great Dane. I've also enjoyed rediscovering reading for fun. To wind down, I love to cook while enjoying a glass of wine.

I'd love to meet some new like-minded people. I enjoy meeting new people, and working remotely and as a consultant limits my ability.

The world is such a strange place right now. The news never fails to surprise me.

I am enjoying life, doing my sports, staying healthy and looking to flow from full time Electrical Engineering work to consulting and get back on the adventure/travel bandwagon

My life is interesting, I am working on staying healthy and happy. Looking to meet some new friends as I like to cook and pair it with thoughtful wine.

Good Family, my active lifestyle and looking forward to the next phase

As I look to transition from full time work to consulting, create a life with good friends and family and looking to make some new social contacts.

Good question. I live very close to Balboa Park so really enjoying the museums (I became a member of 2) and all the little parks within the big parks.

Being in my mid twenties, I am still trying to figure out who I want to be. Currently I’m working night shifts, and hopefully switching to normal hours soon. I was also going to school for Graphic Communication associates but sadly had to drop out because it was getting too exhausting. I’m hoping to go back as soon as possible. I’m married, and have two cats. Most likely we won’t have any kids. I am from Guatemala and moved here in 2017, I love San Diego. Its weather is perfect to do anything, and everyone I’ve met is extremely nice.

Working night shifts atm :(. Depending on how things go I should start a normal 9-5 soon, I am so looking forward for it. But since that hasn’t happened yet, I’m usually at work from midnight to 8:30am, I’m free from the rest of the day until 2/3pm. I try to keep the same schedule to keep my sanity, or at least what’s left of it. You can find my at any hiking trails enjoying the weather, and I’ve been trying to get more into everything related to video production. There’s something about multimedia that excites me. I think it’s the ability to communicate so many things to other people using the multimedia.

As I said before, going on hikes or doing anything outdoors. I’ve only gone camping once and I loved it. So I hope I get to go on more adventures. I also play call of duty, I am not good at all, but it’s fun playing from time to time. Something that doesn’t really help my sanity, but I want to get into it, is making videos. I think expressing emotions through videos would be something helpful for my mental health.

The most important thing for me right now is basically surviving. It’s been tough to see the positive in things lately, but I know that with human connection and good people, everything will be better. Human connection is also important for me. It’s something that helps me get out of my comfort zone, and rewarding at the end.

If you are going through HRT treatment (for transgender people (MF)), your feet will shrink a couple of sizes! I’m not sure if it’s something that happens to everyone, but that’s what happened to my husband’s cousin.

Settling. Moved here a few years ago but would like to make more friends. I'm trying to explore new hobbies, especially anything involving art.

Pretty good! I'm hoping to go on more fun little adventures. Or making mundane things into fun little adventures.

Doing creative projects, listening to music, walking outside.

Connecting with others!

I recently moved closer to the downtown port and get startled when I hear the cruise ships sound their horns! Haha.

Early 20’s, I turn 21 November 3rd 2024. In a community college student studying engineering who transfers to a four year come 2026 fall.

A little grey at times , a lost most of my friends and I struggle sometimes within my relationship. I mostly spend my time studying and reading .

Poetry, spirituality , god, books, writing , my dog

My major , and my dog

Snorkeling , learning about religions and different life philosophies

I’m content, happy, learning gratitude, acceptance. I’ve learned to prioritize happiness, well I’m still learning. I’m 42, I feel the same as I always have, just a little wiser. Making connections is a little difficult for me due to my job. I do think shared experiences are more memorable so I’m hoping to meet some good people here for either intelligent conversation, outdoor activities, or both.

My life is good, I’m very fortunate. My work rotation is 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off. So I’m either gone, or in San Diego with lots of time. I work internationally and have for most of my career. My younger brother and his family who I’m very close to are moving to Miami, so that’s a big change for me.

The gym, family, having a job that I enjoy, walks, plants, fostering dogs, surfing, snorkeling La Jolla, swimming to the sea caverns.

Mental and physical health. Being present, going to the beach. Enjoying my life.

3 Body Problem, thinking about the concepts and science in the show, and the Dark Forest hypothesis.