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Venkman15: "Sometimes life has a way of pointing you in the right direction" - Singles in Barrie
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Looking for Relations: All Above: Dating, Long Term, Friends
The longest relationship Venkman15 had: Less that 1 year or didn't have
Height: 6'4" (193 cm)
Weight: 295 lb (134 kg)
Hair Color: Mixed Hair
Marital Status: Single
More about Venkman15:
I discovered my life's passion at the young age of 12. My father bought me a guitar for my birthday and from then on I was hooked. Everything seemed to revolve around performing , practicing or just listening. IT seemed to dominate my world. When I went to university for guitar jazz performance I delved deeper into music than I ever have anything else but when you spend that much time on one thing you tend to burn out. I still played music and taught music to make a living after university. But as is life my father fell ill. So I slowly almost unnoticeably gave up my passion but my father was more important and I don't regret spending one second away from my friends and my life's work to be with him. My life was on a good track before then I had a good job I was living downtown Toronto but life has way of changing things, when he passed I decided to pick up a pool cue and debauchery ensued. I did everything I could I mean almost everything to not feel anything. But time is a gentle soul and I'm ready to get back on my feet start performing and give everything I can to get back the years that I've wasted. And really I would love to have someone to be there with me to experience it and help me guide me on the right track. There's much more to my story I'm sorry it's so sad or pitiful or whatever you want to call it but it's the truth and I don't hide anything. If you'd like to talk please do so I'd love to hear from you.
I discovered my life's passion at the young age of 12. My father bought me a guitar for my birthday and from then on I was hooked. Everything seemed to revolve around performing , practicing or just listening. IT seemed to dominate my world. When I went to university for guitar jazz performance I delved deeper into music than I ever have anything else but when you spend that much time on one thing you tend to burn out. I still played music and taught music to make a living after university. But as is life my father fell ill. So I slowly almost unnoticeably gave up my passion but my father was more important and I don't regret spending one second away from my friends and my life's work to be with him. My life was on a good track before then I had a good job I was living downtown Toronto but life has way of changing things, when he passed I decided to pick up a pool cue and debauchery ensued. I did everything I could I mean almost everything to not feel anything. But time is a gentle soul and I'm ready to get back on my feet start performing and give everything I can to get back the years that I've wasted. And really I would love to have someone to be there with me to experience it and help me guide me on the right track. There's much more to my story I'm sorry it's so sad or pitiful or whatever you want to call it but it's the truth and I don't hide anything. If you'd like to talk please do so I'd love to hear from you.
Venkman15's ideas of a fun date:
Going to a concert is always a good time because you don't always have to come up with ridiculous small talk you can just enjoy the band have a few drinks and discuss the performance afterwards or as it's going on. Or just dinner at home and then