I am a white male, 59 years old, 6 feet tall, 280 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes. I am of English, Mexican descent. Both of my parents have passed away and I have 2 brothers. I have a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology from S.U.N.Y. at Farmingdale in May 1994. I was employed as a night watchman at Jones Beach State Park on Long Island from 1986 to 2008 usually seaally. I have a wide variety of interests in science, mathematics and games. I have seen some interesting sights through microscopes and telescopes. My hobbies have included gardening, tropical fishkeeping, mineralogy, foreign languages, pencil drawing, art history, solving puzzles, chess, poker, backgammon, blackjack, roulette, photography, stargazing, microbiology, mathematics, etc. I have never been married or even had a steady girlfriend. I have been on about 10 blind dates and 3 rounds of speed dating, all of which were completely fruitless so far. Since my hood, I have found myself being attracted to women of all racial types. I spent my early hood in Rego Park, Queens, New York until July 1972, afterward I have spent the last 45 years in Hempstead in Nassau County on Long Island, New York. I have a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering Technology from S.U.N.Y. at Farmingdale in May 1994, but I have never been able to find employment in the electronics field on Long Island. I was employed as a night watchman at Jones Beach State Park on the south shore of Long Island from 1986 to 2008 seaally, but all year from March 1987 to September 1990. It was a mostly outdoor job and gave me a lot of opportunity to read mostly nonfiction books. I am usually not religious, but I did learn all about the Bible in Sunday school as a . Even then, I preferred to believe in the theory of evolution and the Big Bang theory of the creation of the universe as opposed to the Biblical story of Genesis. I have taught myself Russian, German, French, Spanish and Latin. As a ager, my parents gave me two microscopes with which I used to observe microscopic organisms including protozoa, algae, bacteria, etc. and also my own body cells which were epithelial cells from the inside of my mouth, blood cells and sperm cells in my semen. I also looked at all the brightest stars of the northern hemisphere sky, the moon, sun and the planets Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. I haven't yet seen any deep sky objects like other galaxies through a telescope which I am looking forward to do someday. I have made an effort to know all the plants of the Earth as well as all the rocks and minerals and of course, all the animals. In the years from 1982 to 1990, I kept a small vegetable garden on the west side of my house which unfortunately did not receive any direct morning sunlight. I also kept a 55 gallon aquarium from March 1986 to July 1993, the first 2 years saltwater, the next 5, freshwater. I became an expert in water chemistry and fish zoology. My family has always had cats as pets since the summer of 1969. I am still mourning over the loss of my female pet cat Mina (2002- 2016). She was my best friend in the world in preference to humans. In the summer of 1999, I practiced pencil drawing for 3 nights a week and achieved a considerable level of skill. I have always wanted to try other art media someday. I have also read and studied a lot about advanced mathematical topics. I have been a big chess fanatic since I was a ager. I currently play the Fritz 14 chess program on my desktop computer and I haven't beaten once after over 2,100 games so far. I also memorized the instructions to solve a Rubik's cube without the sight of the manual in March 1994. I have traveled all over Long Island and New York City. I have been to all the states of New England, southern Canada, Mexico City, Los Angeles, California and Orlando Florida and several states in between. I have seen the Atlantic Ocean very often, the Mississippi River, the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. But I've never left North America. The other members of my family have been to England and Spain in Europe. I actually saw the space shuttle Discovery orbiting overhead the eastern coast of North America on the sunny morning of May 4, 1991 with 20 power binoculars, I saw it as a quick moving yellow blip and I could almost make out its shape with the binoculars from the West End area of Jones Beach State Park. As a in the late 1960s and 70s, I became an expert in knowing all the species of insects, amphibians, reptiles and other small invertebrates native to the northeastern United States. But not so much fish, birds and mammals. I have read a lot of books about evolution, especially human evolution from apes that took place in Africa starting about 7 million years ago. I started learning about ancient history when I was 11 years old in elementary school in 1971. I've always been a big history buff. The favorite part of my life was probably when I went to kindergarten when I was 5 years old in 1965/66. As a little I walked the short distance of about a 1,000 feet to the local elementary school in Middle Village, Queens, NY. I could see the Manhattan city skyline from nearby Juniper Valley Park, about 5 miles away. I was sort of fascinated by the idea that I lived in New York City located on the east coast of North America and that there were other continents on the Earth and the Earth's surface is covered by 75% ocean water. I did get to see the Atlantic Ocean when my family took a car trip into nearby southern Nassau County where I saw and did a little ocean bathing at Jones Beach State Park in the Atlantic Ocean. I vividly recall the taste of the salty seawater and the large ocean waves crashing over my head. I never saw any fish in the water, but I did see clams burrowing in the sand and small crustaceans called sandbugs there also. I remember when I was learning to read and write and learn simple arithmetic in elementary school which I attended from 1966 to 1971. I recall the posted strip of the English or Latin alphabet in the classrooms and memorizing the order of the alphabet. In learning addition and subtraction, I always thought that the structure of arithmetic was very logical and orderly, like 2 + 2= 4 and never ever changes just like the laws of geometry which I later learned when I was 15 in high school in 1974/75. In contrast the usual concepts of politics and the mores and folkways of human society are much more arbitrary and random. In 1968, when I was 8 years old, my parents mail ordered for me, the first volume of the Life Nature Library from the Time Life series of books. It was called "Early Man" which was colored brown and a photograph of a skull of a Cro Magnan man about 50,000 B.C.E. on the cover. Of course, I was too young to understand most of the text of the book, but what struck me was that it had several picture and photograph composites in it which depicted artist's conceptions of different species of rival hominids or early more primitive humans in these life and death struggles somewhere in central Africa in the time interval of say 7 to 0.5 million years ago in the past. It sort of struck me as a little , that I must be this more advanced human being who was born in the mid 20th century and I am in fact, looking at all the violent evolutionary struggles that took place between my earlier more primitive ancestors several million years into the past. I think it was 1965 and I was 5 years old, I was riding in an elevator train with my mother in Brooklyn, New York and I remember looking through this rather thick library book which had a white cover and a color photograph of a male lion on the cover. When I looked though the book, I found it very fascinating, as the chapters of the book were about all the different animal phyla of the earth, starting with single celled protozoa, then sponge animals, coelenterates and then going up all the way to the most advanced animals like mollusks, arthropods and of course, phylum chordata or vertebrates which includes us humans. I realized then that about a billion years ago into the Precambrian era, single celled protozoans were in fact, the most advanced life forms on Earth. My parents gave me two microscopes with which I did observe microscopic protozoa as well as plant algae and tiny invertebrates. I was even able to observe extremely tiny bacteria at 400 times magnification and make out their different shapes. As a vacationing in a bungalow colony in the Catskill mountain region of New York State, I recall seeing our Milky Way galaxy overhead in the sky in August. I observed sunspots on the sun's surface with a 2-inch refractor telescope using a sun filter in the summer of 1971. They looked very small, but I know full well that they must be like a least 5 times the diameter of Earth in size. I also saw the craters and maria of the moon. The only planets I saw in the sky until I was 12 were Venus and Jupiter. I actually discovered the rings of Saturn by sheer accident when I was looking at what I thought was just a first magnitude yellow star in the constellation Taurus low in the southeastern sky in the autumn of 1972. When I was a small in the 1960s, I was always fascinated by the concept that I was this modern Homo Sapiens per who now lived on the Earth that is immensely ancient on the order of being about 4,600,000,000 or 4.6 billion years old and that written human history only extends in the past a mere 5,000 years or so. I never ever believed in the Biblical story of Genesis, that the world was created in only 6 days, a mere 6,000 years ago.

Tell one of your favorite sexual fantasies. Don't hold back!:
Well, I've had a lot of sexual fantasies since my childhood.
My usual one is in having a sexual relationship with an attractive
woman that I've seen on numerous occasions in some
public place in person, but was very aloof to me. Of course,
I always have fantasies about having sexual encounters
with a lot of women that I've seen often in the news media
or on television shows and movies but would obviously be
very unattainable.

What types of sexual activities turn you on?:
Receiving Oral Sex

What factors are most important to you when looking for a sexual partner?:
Sexual experience

Ever fantasized about having sex with a celebrity? Who? What turns you on about them?:
Of course, I have fantasized about having sex with a lot
of attractive celebrities. I am usually motivated to watch
most television shows and movies because I know some attractive
woman is going to be in them. I am always very turned on by
the graceful, articulate manner of most actresses and
singers. I find myself usually turned off by the inarticulate
manner of an otherwise attractive woman.

Have you ever had cybersex?:
Not yet, but I definitely want to try it.

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