Yup. Saw the movies. Over and over. And over. And over again.

I enjoyed the books. Granted, they could have been written a little better, but the story and most characters were unique and I like finding something like that. But too much of a good thing quickly becomes a bad thing, and the books are now ruined for me because of all these people going gaga over Robert Pattinson and one-dimensional Kristin Stewart. It irks me.

I'm pretty new to the whole "dating site" thing, and have been working on my profile a little. Was just wondering if anyone has some suggestions, whether it be take something out or add more to it.

Thanks in advance!

So about a year and a half ago, I picked up this book called "Twilight". Pretty good book, so I read the whole series. Then I got my roommate hooked on the books, and it has been downhill from there. One example? I am 27. She is 24. She literally THREW A FIT when I tried to stop her putting New Moon posters in my living room. Nearly every conversation we have revolves around the coming movie, "Eclipse". "Edward is just so dreamy I LOVE him!!" (she's a lesbian)

So yeah. Anyone else start off as a fan and become absolutely SICK of the Twilight series?!

I completely agree with this. To me, confidence in oneself is far more cool and attractive than actual looks. A woman could be rather plain by looks alone, but if she has confidence (NOT conceited) then she immediately becomes the supermodel of the room. Its all in how she projects herself.

Thats my take on it. Cool is WAYY better than hot.

I am totally in love with Emma Stone

When life hands you lemons, TAKE the lemons, cuz thats like...FREE LEMONS!!!

I have learned that balance is the key to living a full life.

I have learned that no one can love me if I do not love myself.

I have learned that no matter what someone's intentions are, lies hurt. The truth may hurt as well, but at least in the end you will know you were WORTH the truth.

I have learned that I do not need to change who I am to make others happy. Those that try to change me are not worth my time.

Every experience in life, both good and bad, shapes who you are. It is what you do with the lessons learned that matters in the long run.

Love, Me
By Colin Raye

I love 4th of July over any other holiday.

Cheesy potato burritos from Taco Bell are amazing.

Sarcasm is my second language

Seeing the english language butchered in writing sometimes makes me want to claw my own eyes out

I am mostly Deaf and absolutely LOVE having a mute button

I agree. Trust is one of the most important things in any relationship.

My eyes change colors depending on my mood, from blue to green to yellow.

This is a game I came up with to break the ice and get to know people a little easier. It doesn't involve long conversations. How it works is you simply comment with a random fact about yourself. Thats all. The rule it that you cannot say something like, "me too!" to someone else's comment. Make each comment original and have fun!

Whats that saying? "Assumptions are the mother of all f$&* ups". I never assume about anything. If I am unsure about something, I will ask. I'm big on truth, and in my opinion, one can't get the truth based solely on an assumption.

So, by your definition, the majority of men have control issues and love nothing better than the thrill of the conquest. I would have to disagree on that, just because, in my own personal experience, most men do have a clear idea of right and wrong, and know when to stop an advance that could end up compromising his morals. Of course, there are those men out there that simply do not care, they are all about notches on the headboard, regardless. But in my world, these men are not the majority.

This is probably one reason why "most dudes" are still single. Just sayin