I'm 25 years old. I have brown hair and blue eyes. I'm a computer programmer by day and a gamer by night. I love playing video games in my free time.

I grew up in a small town and always had a fascination with technology from an early age. In high school, I was an introverted kid who mostly kept to myself unless it came down to programming projects or coding challenges. During those times, I excelled, but I felt lost whenever social interactions were involved.

At university, I found my tribe among the computer science students and professors who appreciated my passion for coding and problem-solving skills. With that support system in place, my confidence grew both academically and socially, helping me land a job at a top tech firm after graduation.

My favorite hobby is gaming on PC with high-end hardware and 4K monitors. I'm particularly skilled in strategy games like World of Warcraft or Starcraft II and enjoy online multiplayer sessions where I can connect with fellow gamers from around the world.

The thing that gets me through those tough moments when a project's under deadline or my teammates are struggling to understand their roles is my self-motivation. It keeps me pushing forward, never giving up on what I believe in.

As for friends, they're people who can share and appreciate geeky references or understand the value of an afternoon spent discussing the intricacies of physics equations over a beer. In other words, like-minded individuals who "get" why certain things are