Deep Thinking

When it comes to what I admire most in a friend, it’s all about them being real. I want someone who’s just themselves, no masks, no pretending—just straight-up authentic. Kindness is huge for me; I love people who are thoughtful, who show they care through the little things, like checking in when I’m down or just listening without judgment. A good friend’s got to be loyal, someone I can count on to have my back, whether things are going great or falling apart.

I really connect with folks who share my passions—like being out in nature, soaking in the beauty of a hike, or diving into deep, creative conversations that make you feel alive. I admire friends who get that balance between being curious about the world and staying grounded, not getting lost in fluff. Also that having Trust builds slow, through those small, genuine moments, not some big show.

Emotionally, I need a friend who’s there to lift me up—someone who’s cheering for me when I’m chasing my dreams and holding space for me when life gets heavy. I’m drawn to people with a kind of romantic, hopeful vibe, who see the good in things but still keep it real. Above all, I admire friends who live with empathy and a sense of unity—people who get that we’re all in this together, building connections that feel warm, true, and harmonious. That’s the kind of friend I vibe with.