<div class="floatleft">(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-0fKkCIlHm7g/TpwcBXRg__I/AAAAAAAAB18/rBcR8wX_L6U/s1600/Ashley-Greene-Hot-Wallpapers-2.jpg)</div><div style="text-align: right;">(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/75/Stockholm_University_logo.svg/200px-Stockholm_University_logo.svg.png)</div><br/><br/>The following questionnaire responses will be the only information shared about you with the other participants in Experiment 2437B. Please include a photo attached to the space provided.<br/><br/>1.<strong>Please list your name, along with any aliases or nicknames:</strong>Katherine Marie Johnson.  I go by Katy.<br/><br/>2.<strong>Your age and place of birth:</strong>I'm 30.  I was born in rural Montana in 1983.<br/><br/>3.<strong>Highest level of education achieved:</strong>I went to college for two years before deciding it wasn't for me.  It was too... constrained for me.<br/><br/>4.<strong>Why are you applying for Experiment 2437B?</strong>Wow, where do I start?  I actually grew up in a commune.  I know, it's unusual.  My parents are hippies and believe in free love.  I ran from that for a long time, but I'm ready to embrace it now.<br/><br/>5.<strong>What do you hope to gain from your participation in Experiment 2437B?</strong>I know that the lifestyle can work, and I'm excited to have been chosen to help prove it.  And honestly, the money doesn't hurt.  I'm either going to gain a family or a bunch of cash.  Either way, it's a win, right?<br/><br/>6.<strong>What is your opinion of polyamory?</strong>Well, like I said, I grew up with it.  My parents were part of a free love community.  I thought it was a bunch of crap and went against the very grain of society, and as soon as I got to college, I eschewed it.  I was married for a couple of years and very strongly believed in the one man/one woman thing, and then I cheated on him.  The divorce was a disaster.<em>I</em>was a disaster for a little while, and then I started realizing that in the end, it should never have come to that.  I'm a free spirit, and just because it isn't an accepted part of society doesn't mean it's wrong.  It just means society needs to adapt.<br/><br/>7.<strong>Please describe your sexual history:</strong>Well, I told you guys already about Sam.  Before him, I had two lovers.  And while I was married to him, I was with one other man.  Since my divorce four years ago, I've dated some but nothing's ever gone very far.  It seems like all the men I meet want exclusive relationships, so yeah, it doesn't work out.  I'm not doing that again.  In all, I've had six lovers.<br/><br/>8.<strong>Please describe your sexual preferences:</strong>Well, I'm pretty open-minded.  I don't think there's much wrong with sex in general as long as it's between consenting adults.  I love men, obviously.  I think women are beautiful.  I've kissed a couple, back in college, and would take that a lot further if the right person came along.  I'm also pretty open to exploring... well, anything.<br/><br/>9.<strong>What are your hobbies and interests:</strong>I like art.  Books, that sort of thing.  I keep in shape by going to the gym, but that won't really be a possibility on an island, unless you guys are throwing a personal gym in at the house.  I love board games, too.<br/><br/>10.<strong>Is there anything that you would like provided for your comfort and enjoyment?</strong>I'd love a library with books, or maybe a Kindle to read on.  Paints and other art supplies are almost a must - I'd go crazy if I couldn't paint.  I'm pretty easy to please, though, and not real demanding.  Some games and movies to pass the time with the others would be great.<br/><br/>11.<strong>Additional information you would like fellow participants to know about you:</strong>I'm so excited about meeting you all.  This isn't an experiment for me, it's about proving that this is a sustainable lifestyle.  But it's more.  I've been seeking family for the last four years, and I'm hoping that with you, I've found it.