I'm Kevin, a full-time second-year student at St. Clair College.
I'm generally a nice person, one of not many left who feels and shows compassion and genuine care for the people around me. I try my best to be humble; to put others ahead of myself where I can. I forgive many of the wrongs I've been done, though I'll hold a grudge if my generally good nature would then be exploited by the forgiven.
I'm seeking employment. I am self-motivated, skilled and/or knowledgeable in many areas, well mannered and able to adapt to your existing business practices or bring in my own suggestions if you're looking to streamline your process. In short, anything goes and I do anything well if I'm given adequate training.
I am 20 years old and I feel I've wasted many opportunities in my life. This isn't a feeling a 20 year should have. I hope that as time passes I'm able to overcome that feeling, but I'm not going to go out of my way to do it...live in the present, right?
I'm gay. I'm confident that I always have been, am, and will continue to be for the rest of my life (that is to say it is an inborn quality that can't be changed). I would be straight if I had that option. This is not because I have a particular problem with homosexuality, but rather because I don't handle the burden that comes with it very well. I would have had a much more enjoyable high school experience and would be a much more social individual if I were straight (perhaps more accurately, "if homosexuality were accepted as it should be").
I have pretty serious confidence issues. Despite this, I maintain reasonably high standards for the people I form relationships with. As a result of low confidence, high standards and being gay my relationships are few and far between. It's pretty sad when it's easier to get casual sex than a stable long term, emotionally-driven relationship.
Want to change my outlook? It doesn't take much. Get in touch.
