About Friedeggbutty

Friedeggbutty's relationship status wasn't listed as an option and is seeking females for friendship or a casual relationship or a serious relationship.

What do you like most about where you currently live?

Living on The Wirral offers the best of all worlds, with country walks and lovely beaches on the doorstep, and close enough to city life.

What do you enjoy most about your current job?

The social side of work is key to my happiness.

What are your favourite leisure activities?

Walking, driving, cinema, theatre, and listening to music.

Where in the world are your favourite places?

I've watched the sunrise at Mt. Sinae and visited the Alhambra, but there's no place Wirral to call home.

Where in the world would you love to visit?

I'd love to go on a safari, whether that be in Africa or Asia, I don't mind.

What would you do on an ideal date?

Something to do with nature. How we respond to animals reveals our personalities, our Humanity.

What are you looking for in a partner?

Not sure. I'm new to this, so happy to see who's out there and see how it goes.

What makes a good relationship?

Respect, and genuinely working to enhance each others' lives.

What makes you laugh?

Myself, mainly. I embrace how rediculous we can all be at times, but I try to be kind about it.

What music do you like?

It's easier to list my few dislikes, which include Barbershop Quartets, and for some reason, The Pirates of Penzance.
I've been to operas and ballets, and lots of concerts over the years, ranging from Iron Maiden and Def Leppard, to Madonna, Paloma Faith, Sam Smith, and The Wanted. I've seen Elton John and Scissor Sisters a couple of times each, George Ezzra, a few. I've seen Queen + Adam Lambert (but not Freddy), and Robbie Williams and Take That (but not together. Back in the day, I used to go to Cream, and I've danced to Faithless, live.

What has been the highlight of your life so far?

Being a daddy to my children.

What are you looking forward to in the future?

Feeling valued for who I am instead of what I can do, and living in peace.

Do you have a fundamental belief or practice?

I instinctively try to make people's lives easier. Whether that's as simple letting people pull out of sideroads (especially if they're in a works vehicle, so working to a schedule), to stacking plates and glasses after a meal to make a waiter's shift a little easier. To me, being curtious and having empathy matters.