I have always been a bit of an introvert. I find it hard to make new friends and often feel overwhelmed by large social gatherings. As a result, I tend to prefer smaller groups or one-on-one interactions with people I'm comfortable around. However, once you get to know me, I can be quite funny and outgoing. In fact, my friends would describe me as having a wicked sense of humor and being able to make even the most mundane topics entertaining. I enjoy trying new foods, traveling to new places, and learning about different cultures.

Growing up, I always felt like I didn't quite fit in with the rest of my family. My parents were both very outgoing and charismatic people who seemed to naturally attract attention wherever they went. In contrast, I was more reserved and introverted. It wasn't until later on that I realized this wasn't a bad thing – it's actually one of my strengths! By being able to observe from the sidelines, I've developed a keen eye for detail and an ability to listen deeply.

As someone who is naturally curious and loves learning new things, I'm always on the lookout for interesting stories or experiences. Whether it's trying a new restaurant or visiting a quirky museum exhibit, there's usually something that catches my attention. My friends often describe me as being "fascinated by the world" because of my insatiable curiosity about everything from science to art history.

I'm currently 23 years old and have always been a bit of