One (1) fully functional adult male. I run my own company, fix your tech, make you laugh, and — plot twist — actually call when I say I will.
Fig. 1 — I smile more in person, promise
Six-two, strong, and built like I mean it. The rest, I'll leave as a pleasant surprise.
Low mileage on the stuff that matters. Ages well. No known recalls.
It's called Revelate Operations. I'm good at it and I like it — which is exactly why I won't bore you with it. Ask once; then let's talk about literally anything else.
I fix the thing, build the thing, figure the thing out. Quietly useful in a way that's, frankly, a little unfair. (Yes, blanket forts too.)
Read: a straight shot to Boston, where I'm out most weekends anyway. It's closer than the map makes it look — do not let geography talk you out of a good thing. (Also: mountains. I'll make you hike one.)
I cook better than I let on, hold aggressive coffee opinions, and will quietly plan the entire trip so you never have to lift a finger.
I'm not here to keep my options open until I'm 60. I want the whole thing — a real partnership, a couple of car seats, and a Sunday dinner table that runs too loud and too long. No rush, no pressure, just pointed that way on purpose.
The bit is fun. But here's the part that's actually true.
I'm the guy who shows up. I take care of the people I love, and it has taught me more about patience, loyalty, and what actually matters than any job ever could. I don't do flaky. I don't do half-in. If I'm with you, I'm with you — and I'm genuinely in your corner when you win.
So yes: the jokes are real, the six-two is real, the hiking threat is unfortunately real. But so is this. That's the whole pitch.
— Drew
"Ten out of ten. Would raise again."
"My daughter and Drew broke up two years ago and I am, to this day, not over it. He still calls me on my birthday, and he fixed my porch step so it hasn't wobbled since — which is more than I can say for some of my actual children. Somebody marry this boy soon; I would very much like to be at the wedding."
"Tips well. Knows my order. Solid energy."
"Came over to ‘take a quick look’ at my dishwasher and left having rehung a closet door, fixed the gutter I'd ignored since the Obama administration, and labeled every switch in my breaker box. I'm a grown 58-year-old man and I did not expect to get emotional about a labeled breaker panel. I did."
• I'll explain something I'm building in noticeably more detail than you requested.
• I'm physically incapable of leaving something slightly broken alone.
• I get aggressively competitive about board games. Patch not planned.
Inventory: 1 remaining
There's just you, deciding to say something. Slide into the DMs and tell me one true thing about yourself — I'm very good at follow-through. No rush; I'm worth the wait, and I already know it.
No inbox, no last name, no shortcuts. Just the buttons above, or the application. Your move.
One opening, rolling basis. No phone numbers, no shortcuts — just my DMs and a hello I've already written for you. The hard part (this entire website) is already done.
Tapping opens Instagram to message @drewblaise21 and copies the opener to your clipboard — just paste & send. Whether we actually connect is up to me, so make it count. Nothing is stored, anywhere.
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