Mkmo13, 75

I was diagnosed three and half years ago and have spent this time focusing on living healthy,becoming undetectable, and finally accepting how I truly feel about myself. Over the past six months I have now been able to realize my truth. Embracing myself and my illness with acceptance and love. Now understanding that every choice I made in the past has made me the remarkable human being I am today.
Throwing caution to the wind is part of my past. Every choice I make moving forward should be made understanding if it fits into who I really am.

My gift to laugh and love was God's best prescription and btw it didn't cost a dime, just a ah ha moment.
I'm mature, yet a child, attractive, fun, smart and can fit into any surrounding, culture or environment making everyone feel right at home. I'm adventurous to a point, never afraid to say loudly danger Will Robinson"when necessary. (You have to have seen "Lost in Space" to get that one) Enjoy music, performing (accomplished, award winning actor), laughing, dancing, movies, theatre, reading and writing. Many sports but don't take any competition seriously, it's a game! Involved with many Charities, love children and all animals.
Now looking to add to my life friends, that I can relate to in our common struggle. Friends who can learn, teach, love and share. One's that will try to understand their prejudice's as well as accept and celebrate differences of others. If one should turn into a lover and partner, how great for us both. If not, a loving friendship is always welcome.