MySingleFriend

Lynne said...

Stephen (or Steve as he's also known since migrating down south) and I have been mates ever since meeting at student halls at university, where we found common ground in both studying languages and drinking pints!

Over the years - we've lived together and holidayed together and got to know each other pretty well.

Stephen is a strong character. He's not only driven in his successful career as a Programme Manager, but he's also never shy of an opinion or two when it comes to discussing his views on current affairs. He's intelligent and has a dry sense of humour that admittedly isn't everyone's cup of tea - but then if you are unable to appreciate the funny side of his sarcastic nature then you're probably not the right guy for him!

Given that he works pretty hard professionally, Stephen does tend to enjoy the finer things in life - nice restaurants, good wine and travelling whenever he gets the chance. He's also a massive fan of Rugby and tries to get to Twickenham with his family/mates when there's a decent match worth seeing.

Stephen is a lot of fun to be around, but you have to be able to hold your own when you're around him. It is very much a case of what you see is what you get with him but he truly is a lovely guy and has been a great friend to me over the last 15 years.

Some people say he's fussy, picky or whatever but I know (as a single person in my 30s also) that he is just simply not one for settling. So if you're a professional in your 30s, are into your sports, socialising and general banter then drop him a line. Being the direct guy that he is, he'll soon let you know if he's interested!

Lynne