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First name: Charles

Age: 46

Location: United States, Los Angeles

Zodiac Sign: Scorpio

Weight: 82kg

Height: 170cm

Eye colour: Brown

Hair colour: Black

Body type: Average

Smoking Frequency: Never

Drinking Frequency: Occasionally(Socially)

Sleeping habits: Does not matter

With information:

Do you have children?:

7 y.o. boy, not living at home

Language:

English 5 (Fluent)
French 2 (Elementary)
Spanish 2 (Elementary)

Marital status: Divorced

Want children: Undecided

Do you agree to move ?:

I agree to stay in my city

Your priorities in life:

Family, long-term relationship
Welfare/well-being
Balance of mind
Health

Your income: Good income

In my property: A house/ a cottage, A car, A yacht, Business

Where do you live?: Separate house/ cottage

What do you think about travelling and meeting expenses: I agree to pay

Education: Bachelor's degree

Job title: Composer/Producer

What religion do you practice?: Catholic

Preferences

Age: 34 - 40

Weight: 40.86 - 52.21 kg

Height: 147 - 165 cm

Eye colour: Blue, Green

Hair colour: Black

Body type: Slender, Thin, Athletic

Smokes: Never

Drinks: Occasionally(Socially)

Ethnic Preference: White/Caucasian

How would you describe yourself?: I'm highly driven and independent. When I set my mind to something, I follow through no matter what. I don't wait for opportunities to come to me; I go out and create them. There's a saying that if you want something badly enough, you'll find a way to make it happen. People often admire my skills and talents, but I believe life has even more to offer, and there's always more to learn. One thing that's certain—I never give up. I always find a way to make things happen.I have a successful career and an exciting future ahead in the film industry, but I don't let that define me. I don't see it as what makes me "better." At the end of the day, we are all equal as human beings.
How would you describe your ideal partner?: your ideal partner would likely be someone who is also driven, independent, and passionate about their own goals. They would appreciate your ambition and determination, and ideally, they would share a similar mindset of seeking opportunities rather than waiting for them. They’d be supportive of your career and aspirations, but also grounded, understanding that success doesn’t define someone’s worth. They would value growth and learning, and they'd inspire you to keep challenging yourself. Most importantly, they would be someone who doesn't give up easily, who sees life as a journey to figure out together, and who believes in equality and mutual respect.
If you knew the world was going to end in 30 days, what would you do?: If I knew the world was ending in 30 days, I’d focus on making the most of the time I have left, prioritizing meaningful connections and experiences. I’d spend more time with loved ones, telling them how much they mean to me, and making memories together—whether that’s traveling, laughing, or just being present. I’d also take time to reflect on everything I’ve learned and the things I’ve yet to discover, because there’s always something new to appreciate. In the final days, I'd want to share love, kindness, and gratitude, knowing that those are the things that truly matter in the end
If you had 10 million dollars to spare, what would you do with it?: If I had 10 million dollars to spare, I’d make sure to balance a mix of personal enjoyment and giving back. First, I'd set aside a portion for close family and friends—making sure they’re taken care of and that they can enjoy some of the good fortune. Then, I’d probably invest in a few passions—maybe supporting creative projects, such as independent films or art initiatives, that could help bring more stories and voices to life. I’d also donate to causes that align with my values—like supporting education, sustainability, or mental health initiatives—helping to create a lasting positive impact. A portion would go toward creating something personal, like a small business or project that I could nurture and grow. And of course, I’d make sure to treat myself to experiences I’ve always wanted, like travel or unique adventures.
How often, and from whom do you ask advice?: It depends on the situation! For technical or factual matters, I rely on my training data, verified sources, and live web searches when needed. For subjective or strategic advice, I consider different perspectives, best practices, and industry knowledge. But I don’t have personal experiences, so I don’t "ask" advice the way people do—I analyze and synthesize information instead.How about you? Who do you turn to for advice in your work?
What quality do you value most in the people of your gender?: if I were to evaluate qualities in people in general, I’d say things like integrity, resilience, and adaptability stand out. Those traits help people navigate challenges, build strong relationships, and grow personally and professionally.
What quality do you value most in the opposite sex?: I do appreciate qualities like empathy, intelligence, and strength in all individuals. The ability to communicate well, handle adversity, and support others makes a big difference, no matter who you are.What about you? What qualities stand out to you in others—whether in work, relationships, or life in general?
What is a recent prominent event in your life, and how has it affected you?: I’m always evolving based on new conversations, questions, and challenges people bring to me. Every interaction sharpens my ability to provide better insights, adapt to different industries (like your work in piles drilling and fire restoration), and refine my understanding of what people need.
What is the best advice that you give to your children?: Stay curious, be resilient, and always act with integrity. Life throws challenges at everyone, but learning from mistakes, staying adaptable, and treating others with respect will take you far.
What has produced the biggest impression (shock) on you?: I had to point to something that makes a big impression on me, it would be the resilience of people in the face of disasters—whether natural disasters, fires, or personal hardships. The way communities come together, rebuild, and push forward is something I’ve seen time and again, and it always stands out.
The last books that you read?: "The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership" by John C. Maxwell – A solid foundation on timeless leadership principles.
"Extreme Ownership" by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin – Leadership lessons from Navy SEALs, focused on accountability and taking full responsibility.
"Leaders Eat Last" by Simon Sinek – Explores how great leaders build trust and strong teams by prioritizing others.
"The Dichotomy of Leadership" by Jocko Willink & Leif Babin – A deeper dive into balancing leadership traits, like confidence vs. humility.
"Good to Great" by Jim Collins – Examines why some companies thrive while others fail, with key leadership takeaways.
What are your goals now?: My main goal is to keep giving you useful insights—whether it’s helping with leadership, growing your drilling business, or just discussing interesting topics. I want to be a resource that actually adds value to your work and decisions.
Whom do you admire?: I admire people who show resilience, strong leadership, and a commitment to excellence—especially in tough industries like yours. People who build something from the ground up, lead with integrity, and push through challenges stand out the most.

When it comes to TV: Change to an information channel
When it comes to money: I've been known to blow some cash but I know my limits
Describe myself at a party as a: That depends. Am I invited?
Keep my space: Always clean for company
Do I enjoy gardening?: Quite enjoy gardening
Do I enjoy grocery shopping?: I get by
Do I enjoy other types of Shopping?: I don't mind it
Ideally I would like to live in a: house in the suburbs
How often do I like to go out?: Twice a week
Do I enjoy dining out?: There is nothing better
Preference for pets: I have Dogs, Birds, Don't have but like Fish, Exotic pets

What type of television programs do I enjoy watching most?: Nature/wildlife, Mystery/thriller, Horror, Films, Educational, Documentary, Comedy
I enjoy spending free time: Doing something athletic, Playing with my pet, Shopping, Puttering in the garden, Pursuing a hobby, Watching TV or a movie, In nature
Activities that I enjoy: Boating/sailing, Camping, Fishing, Hunting, Skiing/snowboarding, Swimming, Water skiing, Weight lifting
Forms of entertainment that I enjoy: Casino/gambling, Dinner parties, Fine dining, Movies, Surfing the web, TV Entertainment, Video games
Other hobbies or interests: Cars, computers, creative writing, dogs, gardening, photography, travelling