A personal profile is a way for others to learn a little more about you and what you are interested in. This is a way for you to showcase yourself and what you think would be attractive to other people as well as provide information you want others to know about you.
How do you write a personal profile? There is such a thing as a system to writing this profile. Just throwing up words randomly to fill up space won’t cut it. Rambling is a real turn-off as well. There are certain things you should include and do in this profile.
First and foremost, STAY POSITIVE! We’ve all got baggage. There’s no need to drag it out as your first introduction to someone.
Think of your profile as if you were meeting someone for the first time in person, picture yourself saying the words you write, it will help you from sounding too stiff and keep your tone conversational. And most importantly, don’t complain about the lack of great men/women, your ex, or why you’re “trying” this out even though you “don’t really need to.”
Some possible topics to include might be your political affiliation, career choices, hobbies, likes, interests, and a brief family history. DO NOT include dislikes or turn-offs. Including this in your profile would be considered negativity and we’ve already told you to be positive!
Show that you are a unique person. If you’ve got a quirky or unusual hobby, go ahead and mention it, but keep it in perspective. Remember that all of us have odd hobbies that don’t seem so odd – and even make us endearing to those that love us – but if someone doesn’t know you yet, bombarding them with information they don’t care about (yet) will bore them.
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