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"I
wish women understood that we're not all bad. There are guys
out there who want the fairy tale; I'm one of them."
Soap opera hunk, Calvin Klein model, movie star, author,
reigning Celebrity Circus champion and “Best Hottie”
winner at the 2008 Fox Reality Channel’s Really Awards,
what’s left for this sexy single father of two to do?
Executive produce and star in his own reality series, of
course. In VH1’s new reality dating series Antonio
Needs Your Love, airing in spring, Antonio Sabato, Jr.
promises to bring class to reality TV as he searches fot
someone to share his lavish lifestyle. Antonio is also
starring in the upcoming thriller Mysterious
and Drifter: The Henry
Lee Lucas Story.
... the FACTS
Born: Rome, Italy
Resides: Ventura County.
Birth date: 2-29-72 (I'm a leap year baby)
Sign: Pisces
Height: 6'1"
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Family: "I have an older sister, named Simone. She
lives in LA. We're very close."
Ethnicity: "My mom is Czech. She was born in Prague.
And my father was born in Palermo in Sicily. So I'm 1/2
Czech and 1/2 Italian."
Status: Divorced, two children
Want more children: "Yes, I love kids. I would love to
have more children. But this time, knowing that the mother
of my kids was married to me. More traditional this time,
just because I'm a little bit older and I would want to try
it a different way."
Nonsmoker. "I don't smoke. I barely drink. I hate
smoking. I hate to be around smoke.
Occupation: Actor / Executive Producer of the show; Author
of No Excuses: Workout for Life.
Big Break: "General Hospital was my first big break
because that was the first time I was actually working as an
actor on a weekly basis, making a living, having fans and
working on a great show. That was amazing."
Any
upcoming movies: "On the film Drifter, I play a serial
killer called Henry Lee Lucas, who lived thru the 60s, 70s
and 80s. He's known to have killed thousands of people. He
died in prison. He traveled all over the country killing
people, it was just crazy. All independent up-and-coming
young actors. It was great. This is a film that I'm very
proud of, we did some really good stuff. I never played a
character like this before. I look different, he's got a
very southern accent, very dirty. His look is different, the
way he walked, the way he portrayed himself, very different
from me. I had a great time doing it. I saw many
videos, the way he spoke, the way he talked to people, very
manipulative to everybody he worked with or was around.
Great place to be, mentally, physically, it was great."
Tell me about your new reality show, VH1's Antonio Needs
Your Love: "We filmed it in Hawaii. I'm one of the
executive producers. I'm hoping for the best."
Obviously you're one of the most gorgeous guys on the
planet, why did you decide to do it this way: "Well,
the opportunity was given to me. And I thought it would be
interesting to do something like that. I'd never done a
reality show like this before and I'm one of the producers
involved. I want to bring some class into these reality
shows and change it up a bit. And I think it'd be fun. It's
an adventure and we'll see how it goes. We'll make it very
compelling and I think it'll be fun to watch. I'm very open
and very serious about finding a person. In Hollywood, it's
really hard to find the right person. Obviously I'm not
going to get to know who they really are in 30 days but
we're going to try. We're going to spend a lot of time
together and if there's a person I'm interested in and
she'd be fun to be around, who knows? I'm open to it, and
we'll see what happens."
You don't have to propose at the end: "No, no, no. This
is not the bachelor. This is a chance for me to find someone
who'd be willing to travel the world with me, to start a new
life, to be open to the idea to have a relationship. That's
what I want. That's what the girls know that I want and
hopefully they're coming with the same agenda. If they
don't, then we'll find that out too, so that'll be fun to
watch. I've been single long enough, and I'm very serious to
find the right person and maybe I'll find it here, maybe I
won't. But I'll give it a shot and just have fun."
Why did you pick Hawaii: "My choices were between
Hawaii and Miami. We found a beautiful location in Kona. The
island Kona gives us everything that I wanted for the show.
I wanted action/adventure, I want stuff that I do. I'm gong
to get up in the morning and do things like skydive, deep
sea fish, scuba dive and rock climb. So the island is able
to give me everything that I want and we'll see if these
girls are able or willing to do these things with me."
Is that a normal lifestyle for you: "Yeah, it is. The
idea here is to find someone who is willing to back up what
they say and to do things that I'm willing to do and then
find out things that they want to do and we'll see if the
two things match. I'm going to take them on adventures. It's
going to be fun. This is very much an action/adventure
driven show. Very romantic. And a lot of surprises, there
will be elements in my personal life - not my kids - but
other people in my life who will be part of the show and put
these girls on a test."
I heard that there were some soap opera type tests:
"Well, the soap opera we're talking about is Dallas,
Dynasty, those shows back in the 80s where you had that
glamour, the lifestyles of the rich and famous and that's
what we want to bring to the show. We want to bring class,
we want to bring girls who are willing to take it to the
next level, intellectually, physically, everything. And make
it a compelling show that is beautiful to look at. We want
to stay away from the trash, we want to stay away from
things like that..."
So no hot tub scenes: "You see the thing is, it depends
how it's done. I'm going to live my daily life and I'm going
to do my things, and I'm going to have fun but my concern is
to test these girls psychologically because I want to find
out what they really are on the show for. That's the
challenge for me. Are you here for fame, do you want to get
your own show? Do you want to make money? If that's the
case, be open about it. Let me know. And so finding that out
throughout the elements of the show with the skydiving and
things like that, I think it will be fun to watch."
I heard a rumor that Melrose Place might come back: "I
heard that too. I read something on the Internet not too
long ago. But that's obvious. I think they're going to bring
it back. I think they have to try with Heather first, I
think Heather's the main key."
Will you come back if they ask: "Well,
Heather pulled the plug on me, but this is Melrose Place so
anything is possible. But you know Aaron Spelling is not
there, so I don't know where they're going to take the show,
are they going to bring new characters, are they going to
bring some from the past? We'll see. But if they do
being it back, I think it's going to be a successful
show."
... on HIMSELF
Strengths: "I'm very intense. If something is funny, I
laugh, I let you know that I'm really happy about it. If I'm
really pissed off, I'll let you know that to. I give myself
credit for having that Italian mentality and also having
that American business mentality too. I was very fortunate
that I was brought up in both worlds. But one good thing
about me is that I'm honest. I like to live an honest way
and I don't like to see people hurt. I would like to help
instead of not helping. I'm a giver. I like to give myself
to things that I do and people. I love life, I really do. We
live one life as far as we know, we live in a tough world
and I think that there are people out there who are honest
and they're good people inside and out and I consider myself
one of those."
Weaknesses: "Sometimes I jump to conclusions. I really
hate when I let certain things get to me. And sometimes I
just need to think about it, use my brain a little bit more
and not jump to conclusions and let things go rather than
having them get to me too quickly."
Others may not see: "People always tend to look at the
outside and they think I go out every night and get laid
with all these different women and I've got this lifestyle.
And I'm not that guy. Obviously I like to go out and have
fun but I'm also a good guy and I'm a good person and I
don't like to use people . I don't like to get inside their
heads and use then for sex and things like that. I think
that this reality show will give an opportunity to see who I
really am. And people will see that I'm not that guy. I'm a
really good guy. I'm honest. I just don't like to play the
games. I just want to be honest and be truthful to my life
and everything that I do."
Did that come from your upbringing: "I guess so. I
never liked to do things that everybody else liked to do. If
everybody goes in this direction, I stay away from it. I
just like to do my thing. I think that people tend to follow
the trends because everybody's doing it without even asking
themselves do you really like that, do you really want to be
around that. Ask yourself is this something that you want to
do. I like to find my own things, things that work for me,
that are good for me because that's all I have is myself.
And if I'm doing great, my family does great. If I'm
working, my kids are healthy. So I like to focus on what
makes me better as a person, what makes me happy so I can
give everything back to everyone."
Interests: "Skydive, auto racing. I love riding my
motorcycles. I even love washing my cars. I really love
being around cars and motorcycles. Getting inside an engine.
I like cleaning all my engines. I like to have things clean.
I like my house to be very clean. I wouldn't say I'm a freak
about it, but close to it. I like to have things set in a
certain place. I've been doing all kinds of sports all my
life from martial arts, boxing and surfing. Now I'm taking
gymnastics. I take it at the same gymnasium that my daughter
goes to. I've been doing it since September. I'm doing the
splits. I'm working on parallel bars, flips, front and back
flips, handstands, walking on my handstands, climbing ropes,
rings. I'm doing the whole thing. It's crazy. I'm going to
keep this up for a long while. It's changed everything. I
feel stronger than I ever did before. It's a lot more fun
that anything I've ever done before and it is a lot harder
than anything I've done."
"I'm
very much an adrenaline junkie. I love the not knowing.
Jumping out of planes or racing cars. That truly makes me
happy. When I go fish and go down in Australia to catch a
big marlin or a big tuna, to me it's the fight of catching a
fish. I'm one of those guys if I'm going to go fish for
something, I'm going to catch it and eat it. But there's
something about fighting that fear of not knowing, how
you're going to ... when I jump from the first plane, the
first jump at 15,000 feet that was an adrenaline rush that I
can't describe. I love it. When I get inside a race car and
there's 23 other guys racing to finish first, that to me is
adrenaline. And that adrenaline just pushes me, it's
amazing. It's just something in me, it was in my father,
it's in me, it's in my son, it's in my daughter.".
It hasn't changed at all once you had kids, because of the
risks: "No, I can't stop being myself, obviously I'm
doing stuff that's risky but I just have to do it. That's
what life is about. And I wouldn't want my kids to be afraid
to do something that they really wanted to do and experiment
because life is about taking a risk and you have to take a
risk in life, in your professional life, in your
career, in your personal life. I'm taking a huge risk with
this reality TV show. I've never done anything like this
before and I'm willing to take a big step in that world but
it's a risk. It's a huge risk. But I'm taking a risk knowing
the consequences and you can't be afraid. You can't be
afraid of what people say and might do. I'm in the wrong
business if I'm afraid of that."
Turn-ons: "A smile. When I see someone smiling and
they're really smiling, they're really happy and you see
their good soul, that's a turn on, I mean that really is.
Looking at the stars turns me on, looking at a clear sky,
getting up in the morning and seeing a little mist in the
sky over my house, that turns me on. Seeing my dogs every
day and my beautiful kids turns me on."
Turn-offs: "Gossip turns me off. And I try not to
gossip at all about anybody. If I read something, I stop
myself and I say enough. It's not good. I hate it. It's one
of the things I hate the most when people talk bad about
other people because they have nothing better to do. It's
wrong and I don't like any of my family and especially me
talking bad about anybody. I also hate excuses, people
who make excuses for themselves. I can't do this because of
this, well I used to do this but I can't do it now. There's
no excuse for anything. If you want something bad enough you
can do it. That's why I named my book, No Excuses. People do
that all the time, as I have too. That's one of the things
that I just stop myself and say, `don't bring that excuse,
you just do it. Period.'"
Special Talents: "Fluent in Italian. I used to play
the flute when I was in Italy. That must have been when I
was in 5th grade. I didn't continue. I love the sound of
drums and I bang on congas, but I can't say I play that
either."
Titles: "Celebrity Circus winner. I won Best Hottie at
the 2008 Fox Reality Channel Really Awards for Celebrity
Circus. It was nice.."
Charities: "I think it's our duty as people in the
limelight if we can bring some attention to a cause. My
personal is Aids and I consider that my main priority if I'm
asked to be somewhere or talk about it or just show up. I
think that as a celebrity it's our duty to bring awareness
to anything that we're asked. AMFAR was my first cause and I
was always very much a part of AMFAR and I still am. Any
time they ask me to be part of it, I'm there. Aids is a huge
problem all over the world that people should still talk
about nonstop. And they don't do enough. It's very
important. We need to stay away from if you talk about aids,
you're gay, if you talk about this, you talk about that.
Sexual preferences or whatever you do in your own personal
life is your business and should only be personal to you and
no one else. And it goes back to what I was saying about
gossiping and all the negativity that people tend to do when
something is bad in their lives, they'll talk bad about
somebody else to make them feel better. That's why I don't
live in LA. LA is a beautiful town with a lot of beautiful
people. But people who live in LA, they come for one
purpose, to make money, to be in the business, to do
whatever it takes to do it. And it means also hurting people
and I just don't want to be a part of that."
Travels:
"I would love to go to Japan, I would love to go to
china. Africa would definitely be another place.
My all time favorite will always be Australia. I loved
Australia from the moment I got there. I loved it even
before I went there the first time. I've been going there
for years. I traveled all over Australia and it's just a
great country with a lot of great people, so clean and
impressive. NZ is beautiful. Just that side of the
world is amazing to me, with just the food and the people
and the climate. I made a lot of friends. Adelaide, the Gold
Coast, Port Douglas, that side of the eastern part of the
continent is amazing."
Spirituality: "I'm very open to anything. I grew up
knowing about Jesus Christ and God. Being in Rome, you go to
the Catholic church and Christianity. But right now, I'm
very open to listen to anyone and anything. I believe
there's a God and I believe there's good in people and good
in the world, and there's a good place that you can talk to
every night before you go to sleep, and that's what I do. I
believe that there's good in everything. I think that if you
believe in something and it makes you a good person, go for
it."
Fashion sense: "Obviously I like sweat pants and
T-shirts, that's my favorite, just the most comfortable. And
I love sneakers, so any basketball or skateboarding shoes I
love to wear. Like Affliction, True Religion or Rock &
Republic jeans. I love to wear any of those jeans and
T-shirts, I'm ready to go."
Staying healthy: "Gymnastics, we run, we climb, we do
all kinds of hand presses and flips and trampolines and
stuff everyday that I train over there. It's great. I love
it. I do watch what I eat. If I eat something bad. potato
chips or fried food, I'm not going to sleep that night, it's
just going to affect my body, so I know the consequences. My
goal is to be a vegetarian, that would be the ultimate goal
but I love chicken too much."
What touches my soul: "Seeing my daughter smile. When
she smiles and she looks at things and she has her
expressions. Or my son, his laughter just makes me so happy,
just touches me everywhere. It's amazing."
Are you gong to be a strict dad when it comes to Mina
dating: "That's a tough question. I hope not bad, I'd
like to have a really good relationship with my daughter and
I hope that she'll make the right decisions. I want to be
there for her. And I definitely don't want to push her away.
I love her too damn much. So far, so good."
... on WOMEN
Do you date often: "Right
now, my kids come first. I choose to put then first in
everything. So my life revolves around their life and their
activities. I'm used to getting up in the morning, making
breakfast for my kids, taking them to school, go to the gym,
go to my meetings, come back, pick them up from school, take
them to their activities, then making dinner, helping with
their homework and the day's over. So when the day goes on
like that every single day. It's crazy. I don't have any
time to date anybody right now."
I first notice ... "her integrity, her smile, the way
she looks at something with open eyes and honesty. Just
honesty in the way they behave. A cute little nose, nice
full lips, nice hands, nice feet, nice teeth. Somebody who
doesn't smoke, that definitely is a plus. Somebody who
doesn't wear too much makeup, that's a plus."
Attention-getter: "Someone who doesn't think she's
beautiful, but she is. It's just a natural look, you can
tell them a hundred million times that you're the most
beautiful woman in the world, and they'll be like, `well I
don't know, I'm not that person.' But that doesn't mean
she's not confident, she just doesn't look at herself that
way, who's very humble, and humble in the way she portrays
herself."
Ideal woman: "Somebody who's got a great sense of
humor, who's willing to laugh, and be a giving person who
loves to take care of her man. I love to take care of a
woman so I would love to find someone who loves to take care
of a man she loves and there's no boundaries there. I think
that it has to do with the fact of how their mothers are and
the relationship between them and their family because I
believe that you are your parents in some ways. When the
mother's divorced 10 guys, there's a good chance that
probably the daughter will do the same. Somebody who doesn't
come in the room and want to have all the attention. It all
comes down to being humble and be someone who is confident
within themselves, they don't have to try too hard. And that
they're honest in their behavior. And watching their
boyfriend or their husband's back. My mother was always like
that with my father and I saw that as being one of the
things that I would like to have in a girlfriend, that my
mother has. She was always there for him, no matter
what."
I can't resist a woman who ... "smells really good.
Like vanilla, I love vanilla."
Most important quality in a woman: "Her smile. Sex
appeal. I think that sex appeal doesn't mean you have to
have the biggest breasts in the room. Sex appeal is
something that you have or you don't have. Nobody can teach
you to have it."
Ideal date: "A perfect date would be a great candle lit
dinner overlooking the ocean, having a nice tropical breeze,
going for a sunset drive either on a motorcycle, a
convertible or a yacht and just talk and really look at that
person in the eyes and get to know them. And just hug and
cuddle and all that beautiful stuff."
What makes me call a woman back after a first date:
"Somebody who was interesting in the sense that they
were open about who they were but they weren't too open and
they were protective about themselves. They won't sleep with
you on the first night, they want to get to know you and
they pretty much say, `I don't do this and I don't do that
and I want to get to know you but I stick to who I am as a
person, as a woman.' Those are things that I love."
I'd never date a woman who ... "smokes. That would
never work out, The smell of smoke would just turn me off. I
would never date a woman who wears too much makeup, just
constantly makeup, makeup, makeup, from day to night. Women
are beautiful. I think that putting makeup and change your
look constantly from day to night is just insecurity. I
would love to find someone who's confident."
Are you romantic: "Yes, I think so. I love romance. I
think that romance is a beautiful thing, nobody should give
it up."
How I show I care: "By listening to who they really are
as a person, what they really need, being there for them.
Listening is a big factor. You have to really listen, you
have to really care. And that's what's really important for
me to really get to know someone because if you don't, then
you're there for the wrong reasons."
One thing a woman has never done for me yet, but I would
love it: "100% commitment in every sense of the
word, committed to my life, committed to living this
sort of lifestyle that I created but living it together as
one. I think relationships are not only about saying, `hey
I've got a girlfriend, I've got a boyfriend, answer my calls
when I call or be there for Valentines.' It's a matter of a
commitment that you're living your life together as one and
you become friends and you answer those questions and you're
there for each other and you have to have full trust and
that's something that I never really took the relationship
to. And I believe that there's still hope for that."
... on RELATIONSHIPS
On relationships: "I
would love to go through the process of being in a
relationship and falling in love and asking that person to
be with me for the rest of their life. That's something that
I think about once in awhile but I don't force it, we'll
see. I mean with this show, we'll see where that goes. I'm
open to it."
Is a relationship important to you: "It's very much
important to me. A relationship is a big part of my life,
whether I'm having a relationship with my friends who are
close to me or a commitment into a relationship with a girl.
It's very important. To me, it all comes down to if you love
someone. I mean you can date people, you can say I have a
girlfriend, but at the end of the day, do you really love
this person, do you really care ultimately if you're with
them or not. Those are questions. Are you with that person
for the right reasons or because she or he is attractive and
that's all you're looking at. To me, it's all about
love."
"It's important because you want to have people there
in your life whether it's the relationship that I have with
my close friends, whether it's the relationship I have with
my kids, it's about listening to that person, being there
not just doing stuff. We live in a very fast paced
environment, everything is easy to get, you have the
Internet, you have TV, people don't listen to that person,
they don't get to know that person and I think by listening
and by hearing that person out, then you get the chance to
know who they are and then by finding out who they are, then
you ask yourself, is this the person that I want to be with.
But if you don't have that conversation or that commitment
with one another, you'll never get to know them. So how can
you say you really know them. And people get married and
they get divorced really quickly, it shouldn't be that way.
I want to be open to finding a person who's willing to
listen to what I got to say."
What I love most about being in a relationship: "It's
those butterflies. It's that fact that when I go on location
and I haven't seen that person and you're flying home or
you're flying to see her and you're like dying, you can't
wait for the plane to land and she's going to pick you up at
the airport. That's one of the things that I love is someone
who picks me up at the airport. It just drives me crazy,
it's amazing. Let's say I'm flying 10 hours and they're
waiting, and I'm like I'm going to see my honey, that's
love, that's everything."
Top relationship keys: "Honesty and sex appeal."
A
woman in a relationship with me can expect ... "I'm
very committed, very romantic and I would say sex will be a
big part of my life. Sex, you got to have it and you got to
have lots of it. And when you love someone, even more so.
It's important for any relationship to keep that up and to
keep it interesting, to keep changing it up. When you have
the first date and the butterflies kick in, and you're
excited to see this person, you got to keep that going. You
can't let it go. If you can keep that moment going and you
see the person for who they are and you're extremely in love
with that person, then just have sex with them
everyday."
What I expect: "I expect the full commitment, I expect
150%. I expect the person to love me and to respect me just
as much as I love them and respect them. And to live an
honest life and to back each other up all the way."
When I'm in love, ... "I'll do anything for that
person. If I'm in love, I will do whatever it takes."
What makes me feel close to a woman: "Her trust, her
confidence, her happiness. If she's with me and she's
extremely happy then I know that maybe it's definitely due
to the fact that we're together and everything's working
out Happiness is a big thing, a smile on her face,
yeah."
Greatest relationship
lesson: "Not
to jump in too quickly and to conclusions and to commitment.
Just let it take its time."
What makes a woman marriage material: "Someone who has
family values, who has character, career-driven, loves to
read, loves to know about life, who's willing to be there,
very intellectual, all that."
... on SEX
What makes sex good: "Oh, man. The way they look at
you, the way they smile, the way their body just goes into
the way it goes, a little mole maybe that's on their back or
on her face. The way she holds me while things are going,
and being hot in the moment, her smell. It goes on and
on."
I feel my sexiest when ... "I hear it from my girl,
whoever I'm with. When she tells me, `hey you're the man',
you know, `you're poppa.'"
Most sensual part of a woman's body: "Stomach, her
behind, her neck."
Sexiest thing a woman can wear in private:
"Nothing."
Surefire way to seduce me: "Wear a white bikini, be
really tan, have an Australian accent and you're set."
... on LIFE
Making my mark "I have so many things that I'd
like to do. I would like to keep working on my craft and
work as an actor and get involved in bigger productions and
just keep working. There's so many amazing actors in
this industry that I would love to meet and work with."
Responsibility to society: "Not to society, but I
think I feel a big responsibility toward my family and my
kids to be a good father and a good provider. And that's
about it but obviously I also like to be a good person and
be honest but my main concern is my family first."
I must ... "climb Everest. That would be amazing, to
train for that and climb that. To do a back flip off the
ground, like on the street, and just do a back flip and I'd
love to fly a plane supersonic, just to feel the feeling
supersonic speed. Maybe I would learn how to fly it."
Best advice received: "You're not as good as you will
be but you're better than yesterday."
Best advice I've given a woman: "Wear less
makeup."
... on HIS FAVORITE THINGS
Movie: "Braveheart. Nothing touches that. It has
everything that I love in life, it's got integrity, romance,
action. adventure, love to the extreme. I love that movie,
when I saw that, that was it, that does every thing for
me."
TV Show: "Heroes, CNN, Spike's Ultimate Fighter."
Book: "The Autobiography of Warren Beatty, A Private
Man; The Songs My Mother Taught Me about Marlon Brando."
Music: "Akon. I think this guy is amazing, anything he
writes is really amazing, I love anything music wise, Taylor
Swift was a great cd, David Cook was a great cd, but Akon,
this one right now, it makes me feel good when I put it on
in the car, it's called Freedom and it's really cool."
Food: "Italian."
... final THOUGHTS
Pets: "Labrador named Schumy (shumacker - 7th time
world champion f1 driver), Rottweiler named blacky, Cockapoo
named Stella."
Tattoos: "Batman tattoo on my lower back.
Always
in my refrigerator: "Cchicken, lots of creamers for my
coffee. I drink coffee every day and I like the vanilla
creamers. I think I'm addicted to coffee, I know it's bad
but ... And salads. I like salads, as a matter of fact, I'm
going to make one right now."
Hottest possession: "My motorcycle helmets and racing
suits."
I'd change places for 24 hours with ... "a Formula One
driver. I just want to experience once how it feels to drive
a car that weighs less than a coffee table and has 750
horsepower and zero to 60 in two seconds and is probably the
most technologically advanced car in the world."
I'd most like to hang out with ... "Obama. I think he's
an amazing person. I think the guy has no weakness, at all.
He's the coolest cat around. I watched him through his
debates and at first I wasn't for him, and I didn't know too
much about him and then he just made me come to his side.
He's a very good guy, a very smart guy and I'm very excited
to see what he's going to do for this country."
Celeb I'd love to take on a date: "Nicky Whelan, she's
a young Australian actress. She's just got one of the
most beautiful smiles I've ever seen on a girl. She is maybe
the most beautiful girl on this planet at this moment. She's
just fascinating to look at. But she has a very natural
look. I love that about her. I don't know more than that
because I don't know her but what I saw and what I've heard,
she's got a beautiful voice with that Australian accent that
could drive any man crazy especially me, yeah, I would die,
I would die, she's amazing."
Why I'm a great catch: "I don't know, I would say that,
my honesty. I will give my all especially in a loving
relationship. I pretty much will do anything for that person
and they will get a man who's very romantic, who's old
fashioned in some ways and who's not old fashioned in some
other ways. And who loves to travel and have an adventure.
It's kind of like a movie into reality."
Me in a word: "Driven."
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