NotAnotherPom

about me

Jovial gentleman with a plenty of cheek and a little charm

Just what does one say to these things! Everybody else seems to say "easy going" or "down to earth". What does that mean?
I don't know if I want to call myself easy going, as most people do. Of course I can and do relax and I am tolerant and forgiving, but why not be dynamic within yourself? Is that so bad? I am a bit of a joker, with a dry and dark sense of humour, typical Brit I guess. I have an appetite for life and would like to meet someone to share this with.
I am affectionate and playful. I try to empathise with people and be respectful; sometimes I am told I am too honest and reasonable (is there such a thing? - I suppose the quality of "mystery" is important) I can't help but be a bit of a tease though, another British trait, we thrive-on banter.

I've been living in Australia for over a year. I feel fairly settled and established here now, happy with my lot, but I admit I really do miss having a lady by my side to share the laughs, the new experiences, those lovely quiet times and of course to keep me on the straight and narrow. The best and the worst of life seem so much better when shared; who doesn't love getting to know the things that makes a new partner tick, very exciting and enriching.
I like a woman with her own interests, principles, dreams. I want to share in them. Quietly confident yet sassy characters. I don't like pushover mentalities, this is a partnership....

Yes I am a relatively sensible and serious professional, but I place a high-value on fun and making others laugh. I relish being random, I will switch accents when the mood takes me and I have a penchant for karaoke after a few drinks. We all have our vices, I hope mine are not too terrible!