ishaq: i am a succesfull black man looking for love
Basic:
23 year old Man, 6'0" (183 cm)
Seeking:
Woman, for Casual Dating / No Commitment
Ethnicity:
Black
Body Type:
Average
Personality:
Athletic
City:
Profession:
basketball player
Education:
High school
Religion:
Christian: Other Denomination or Non-Denominational
Misc:
Non-smoker, Non-Drinker, No Drugs
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More Details:
Martial Status:
Single
Hair Color:
Black
Eye Color:
Blue
Longest Relationship:
Never Had One!
Second Language:
Dutch
My Exercise Habits:
5+ Times Per Week
Has Children?
No
Want Children?
Undecided
Has Pets?
Cat(s)
Has Car?
Yes
Political Views:
Not Specified
Postal Zip Code Area:
M9N, ON
About Me:
Samuel Williams was born in a small, tight-knit neighborhood in Atlanta. His family was poor, but love and resilience filled their home. His mother, a hardworking nurse, and his father, a mechanic, instilled in him the value of hard work, honesty, and the belief that one day things would get better.
Growing up, Samuel was often the smartest kid in his class, but that didn't shield him from the harsh realities of his surroundings. He witnessed violence in his community, and his friends often fell prey to gang life or prison. Still, Samuel dreamed of a better life. He worked tirelessly in school, excelling in academics and sports, determined to break free from the cycle of poverty.
At 18, he earned a full scholarship to a prestigious college. It was there that Samuel’s life began to change, but not in the way he expected. He was the only black student in most of his classes, and though he performed excellently, he faced subtle racism and discrimination at every turn. But he pushed through, focusing on his studies, using education as the key to his success.
By 30, Samuel was a wealthy entrepreneur. He had built a successful tech company from the ground up, providing software that transformed industries. On the surface, he seemed like the embodiment of the American Dream. His mansion, luxury cars, and growing wealth made him the envy of many. But with his success came a deep, growing loneliness.
Samuel’s journey to the top had come at the cost of personal relationships. He had long ago distanced himself from the friends he grew up with, who hadn’t shared his drive to escape their environment. As his wealth grew, so did his isolation. He struggled to find people who truly understood him. Some of his old friends had turned on him, seeing his success as a betrayal, while others were only interested in his money.
Romantic relationships were just as strained. Samuel’s high expectations and emotional walls made it difficult for him to connect with others. His heart was heavy with memories of his childhood, when love was abundant, but now he found himself surrounded by superficiality and empty interactions.
The guilt also weighed heavily on him. He felt a sense of betrayal for leaving his family and community behind, despite the sacrifices his parents had made to give him a chance. He questioned whether his success was worth the price of the relationships he had lost along the way.
In his quiet moments, Samuel would sit in his grand house, staring out over the city, feeling like a stranger to the world around him. His wealth had come at the expense of his soul. He often wondered what would have happened if he had stayed in his old neighborhood, fought to lift others up instead of climbing alone. But now, it was too late. He had everything he wanted—except the one thing that mattered most: true connection.
Samuel had achieved everything the world told him he should want, but he was left with a profound emptiness, knowing that wealth and success couldn’t replace the love and belonging that had once filled his life.
Growing up, Samuel was often the smartest kid in his class, but that didn't shield him from the harsh realities of his surroundings. He witnessed violence in his community, and his friends often fell prey to gang life or prison. Still, Samuel dreamed of a better life. He worked tirelessly in school, excelling in academics and sports, determined to break free from the cycle of poverty.
At 18, he earned a full scholarship to a prestigious college. It was there that Samuel’s life began to change, but not in the way he expected. He was the only black student in most of his classes, and though he performed excellently, he faced subtle racism and discrimination at every turn. But he pushed through, focusing on his studies, using education as the key to his success.
By 30, Samuel was a wealthy entrepreneur. He had built a successful tech company from the ground up, providing software that transformed industries. On the surface, he seemed like the embodiment of the American Dream. His mansion, luxury cars, and growing wealth made him the envy of many. But with his success came a deep, growing loneliness.
Samuel’s journey to the top had come at the cost of personal relationships. He had long ago distanced himself from the friends he grew up with, who hadn’t shared his drive to escape their environment. As his wealth grew, so did his isolation. He struggled to find people who truly understood him. Some of his old friends had turned on him, seeing his success as a betrayal, while others were only interested in his money.
Romantic relationships were just as strained. Samuel’s high expectations and emotional walls made it difficult for him to connect with others. His heart was heavy with memories of his childhood, when love was abundant, but now he found himself surrounded by superficiality and empty interactions.
The guilt also weighed heavily on him. He felt a sense of betrayal for leaving his family and community behind, despite the sacrifices his parents had made to give him a chance. He questioned whether his success was worth the price of the relationships he had lost along the way.
In his quiet moments, Samuel would sit in his grand house, staring out over the city, feeling like a stranger to the world around him. His wealth had come at the expense of his soul. He often wondered what would have happened if he had stayed in his old neighborhood, fought to lift others up instead of climbing alone. But now, it was too late. He had everything he wanted—except the one thing that mattered most: true connection.
Samuel had achieved everything the world told him he should want, but he was left with a profound emptiness, knowing that wealth and success couldn’t replace the love and belonging that had once filled his life.
My Ideal Match:
anyone is accepted, i will treat them with respect and i will love them to death, ladies, hit me up!
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