Psychology Senior at University of Florida. I consider myself very idealistic and principled, and what I want most out of my life is to help others, make a difference, and one day have a family. For fun, I like any kind of outdoor activity, good music, writing, laughing, watching baseball, good movies, good food, traveling, and most importantly spending time with family & friends.My grandparents are some of my biggest role models; married for 70 years and the healthiest and happiest 90 year olds I?ve ever known. They?ve been so influential and have taught me the importance of balance , moderation, community, and spirituality in one?s life.  Thus, I try to be grateful, generous, and practical and not get caught up in our materialistic, money, power, and alcohol glorifying culture & help other people out that need it. It's not easy, but I make an effort. I try to take a time-out every once and a while and remind myself of the civic responsibility that I have as a person on this planet. It?s easy to be cynical or jaded, but the lack of virtue in many of our individual & societal motivations fuel pain, suffering, and ultimately chaos. Ignorance isn?t bliss, and our country specifically is more unhealthy,depressed, and self-involved than ever before :( It?s sad when disasters, massacres, and personal loss often have to remind us to be grateful. I feel like we should always strive to make dignified and righteous decisions and realize that merely by existing, we are already influential and have a duty.
Cape Coral, Florida, United States