Okay so my name's Phillip and I'm 22 years old. I pretty much like doing the things everyone else my age does. Movies, beach, drinking, partying, dancing, going out and having a good time. As much as I like to go out I am just as happy sitting home and hanging out or just watching a movie with people I care about. A lot of people's first impression of me may come off as shy (unless I'm drinking then I'm everyone's friend), but once you get to know me I am pretty open and you will love me. One thing that I get a lot from people is "I didn't expect you to be nice," which I don't really know whether to take as a compliment or not. When I drink there are 2 different versions of me. There's the one who's happy and doesn't have a care in the world. The one that's loud and crazy and then there's the one who's just pissed off at the world and thinks that I can fight anyone who crosses me. Which that one usually doesn't come out unless someone I really don't like really pisses me off, which isn't that often, but it happens. I'm kinda surprised I haven't gotten my ass beaten yet haha. I have some of the best friends in the world and they mean everything to me. Even if they are 3 hours away all I have to do is pick up the phone and I know they will be there. I really hate it when people change who they are just to fit in with a certain group of people or people who are constantly changing who they hang out with just beacause they are the people that it's cool or convienient to hang out with at that time. True friends don't expect you to change. And true friends don't only call you when there is nothing else better for them to do. I'm a bit of a romantic so of course I enjoy just spending the night alone with my boyfriend every now and then. It's a good break from the rest of the world sometime. I like to think that I am one of a handful of people who break the whole sterotype of gay men. I don't cheat, lie, steal or disrespect other people and their relationships. Most of the sterotypes are true but believe there are a few out there who are genuine. I've had my heart broken more than once, but who's to say that it was a bad thing. I think it builds charactor and makes you smarter and stronger for the next time around. I like to think that every failed relationship is just preparing you for the one that will last. Over the past few years I have been in and out of different little clicks but eventually I came into my own and found my own place. I have had all the ups and downs and I finally rest where I can lay content.