I'm a 20-year-old gay intersexed boy from Central New York. I live very close to Syracuse University on a huge hill that has handrails.

I am a writer and I paint in watercolors. This spring, I'm planning to begin studying for my Bachelor's degree. I will probably be a fine arts major

I went to a magnet school for creative writing in high school, and will be submitting my first novel for publication within the next two years.

My interests include horses, dogs, music (I compose sacred music and chamber music), biology, physics, mathematics, and anything outdoors. I like hiking and stuff and my boyfriend is going to take me rapelling one of these years.

Computer programming has been a hobby of mine for several years, and I have a particular taste for HTML as a language. While I created this version of this page with a WYSIWIG editor, I'll eventually write version with completely original code. HTML is neither a difficult language to learn or use-- I would recommend it to anyone interested in web technology.

I am a strong advocate of better education in the arts and science in the United States. Everything I know about art and computers I have taught myself, and my extensive musical education was gained almost entirely outside of the school system. At the arts magnet I attended, I studied creative writing, and I believe the school could be a model for schools everywhere. Small class sizes and attention to individual learning styles made all the difference.

I am also an advocate of basic civil rights for queer, transgendered, and intersexual people. As a whole, the movement for queer equality seeks just that: equality, not "special rights." We seek such rights as the right to marry and to have children-- two of the most basic human desires.