Hi penning in about self could be a quite daunting task, Maybe I need to learn the art of eloquent and charming expression. It makes me think of a lot of adjectives with which I would love to describe myself. But if you look at the issue in depth then you will realize that different set of people know us differently. Nearly all my friends are married with 1children... and cupid seems to have missed my direction. I guess it is time to really consider the next phase in my life and finding the right person to spend with and who can share the good and bad times with ease I�m known to be vivacious, cheerful and humorous by my friends and family. Despite this, I handle challenging situations with reason and maturity. I like honesty, sincerity and loyal when it comes to friendship and relationship, everyone says I have a good heart and I want to give it to the woman whom I am going to spend the rest of my life. I think many of my friends would sum me up as being a caring and genuine individual someone who has lot to offer to the right person. I am too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. I give some time to the improvement of myself. I’m driven by the simple things: good people, good conversation, good energy, though I’m grounded by the big ones: family/friends, a sense of social responsibility and spirituality. Having a clear mind and good health is the key to living a successful life. I never live in regret. I believe that everything that has happened to me (good and bad) is part of the great plan that GOD has in store for me. It makes me who I am. I appreciate each day of life as it comes. Having had a bad phase, have realized that pain helps one discover latent depths in oneself & have gained insight and maturity as a consequence. I respect people and their opinions. I believe tradition and values give us a solid rooting in life, whereas education expands our horizons. Strong family values are at the core of my upbringing, which is balanced by a progressive outlook on life. I believe in respecting and appreciating people’s values and tradition, which are different from mine. My family comprises of my father, mother and two younger brothers and I love them dearly. I also have a fairly small and close knit circle of friends whom I meet often to catch up on recent happenings. The way I perceive, Marriage is about nurturing a fragile plant with patience, care and commitment and weeding out differences and ego trivialities and eventually enjoying the fruits of labour; Trust, Togetherness and everlasting Happiness. .

As for my expectations in a partner- I refuse to assign parameters beyond saying that I expect you to be your own person, have a passion, a sense of humor, a judgment-free attitude, someone who is confident, articulate and with a good personality. I look forward to meeting someone whom I can share life in all its wonderful hues with and who would mentor me being a friend and nurture the child within me. And who believes in the institution of marriage, doesn’t give up on problems, addresses them when they are facing them and not save it up for a rainy day. Perhaps good communication is one of the essentials. Someone who can drive me during each phase of my life, so that we know each other consummate, become the very best of friends, have that binding of emotions, accept and appreciate each other and each other’s family as ours and be there for each other at all times sharing every moment of this beautiful life. A good family background is also important to me, and by that I don’t necessarily mean having a privileged upbringing but rather an upbringing where great emphasis was placed on education and integrity. I can go on penning down �partner-expectations�, but you must know that it doesn�t work this way. I personally believe that it is not essential to have ’identical’ interests, as long as the two people are fine with what the other likes and give him or her independence to pursue it. I think conflict of interest can never be an issue for me. I believe that a successful partnership is one that is mutually empowering and empathic.