I grew up in a small town in Germany (about 40 min. from Frankfurt) and I've been a curious kid from the very beginning. In my second year in elementary school I started listing data about all the countries of the world in endless charts and did research on eeeeeeeeeverything of interest for a (weird) child like me. My constant longing for experiences and knowledge made me run away from home a lot and moving out early. I was quite the troubled kid, got kicked out of school twice but made it back to the Gymnasium (German equivalent of the American high school) were I started and graduated. I always thought I hate school, but over time had to realise I miss the talking and debating we did in philosophy-, german-, english-, arts-, politics- and social science class. I gained quite some knowledge on politics, geography and history (and my brain can store shitloads of useless random facts on basically any subject). I like to think of myself as an autodidact, but unless something really excites me I tend to lack discipline and focus (working on that). I'm open-minded, curious, chaotic, often political, direct, vegetarian (not the annoying type, I promise!) and honest. I married my wonderful German-Russian-Kazakh-Ukrainian-Tartarian wife in Las Vegas in April 2017. We live in Israel now and work in a psychiatric clinic. I know for sure that I want to study, but I can't say what, when and where yet. In late 2018 we will move to Seoul, South Korea.