35 Just a nice, nerdy kinda guy looking for a spark

Let's be real, these 'seeking' posts are tough. How do you share enough without sounding like you're writing a shopping list, but also not so little that no one bothers to engage? Here goes...

Hi, I'm Puck \_wave\_. 35 Local (I will not say G'day. Nope. Not happening), but I align well with all US timezones, being online from mid-afternoon to well after bed for anyone in the US.

I would love to find someone to chat with. Someone to make me smile, and someone I can make smile when we see the messages pop up.

My hope is to build a connection that turns into something a little more risque if we click. I believe trust and respect are earned, so no rush.

Ok, so me:

* Intellectual, at least I think I am. There are people out there smarter than me, but I get what they are talking about. I soak up info and have a good memory.
* Movie / Music / TV lover - Everyone says this nowadays. So I am going to lump them all together, but let's untangle it!
* World Champion Simpsons Quoter. The Flying Hellfish is the best episode. Change my mind.
* I love sending nice messages, I want to make people smile and feel appreciated.
* In a relationship and not looking to change that. No desire for an in person meet up. Photos are ok if we end up there.

You:

* A lady, 25-50 (I'm 34)
* Whatever timezone. I WFH so I'm generally online 12+ hours a day
* Whatever your current situation, it's fine. If you're reading this, you're likely open to something similar.
* Open to something more intimate if we click (online only)(within your comfort zone)
* Someone who likes to chat and has the time. Doesn't mean hours every single day, just some response with substance in whatever time you have.

So why consider this post, out of the thousands?

* I care, I respond to messages, I don't ghost. And that is a promise.
* Flexible. Do what you have to do. I am not going to bombard you.
* I put effort in to responses. You will get wordS. Plural. Not singular.
* I respect your boundaries and not trying to force something on you.
* Words in my vocabulary include: please, thank you and would you consider. I'm not demanding
* I know the difference between There, Their and They're. A badge I wear with pride.

To the lurkers, the "Not sure if it is for me", the "maybes", the "one day I might":