I’m definitely open to meeting and talking to all kinds of people. I think everyone has a story or something to share, and I don’t mind stepping out of my comfort zone to connect. I try to approach every interaction with curiosity and respect, whether I have a lot in common with someone or not. At the end of the day, good conversation isn’t about agreeing on everything, it’s about listening, learning, and finding some kind of connection.

I really do enjoy meeting new people. I’m naturally curious, so I like listening and picking up on the little things people share, it helps me understand where they’re coming from. I’m also pretty good at asking questions that keep the conversation going and make it feel more personal, not just like a checklist. I think when people feel like you're genuinely interested, they’re more likely to open up and actually enjoy the conversation too.

Yeah, I’d definitely say I’m a strong conversationalist. I actually enjoy talking to new people and hearing different perspectives, it keeps things interesting. I try to go beyond just surface-level stuff and ask questions that make people think or feel comfortable opening up. I don’t force conversations, but I know how to read the vibe and keep things flowing naturally. Whether it’s a stranger or someone in a professional setting, I stay present, listen, and respond in a way that keeps it engaging. For me, good conversation is less about talking a lot and more about creating a space where both people feel heard and understood.