I'm not sure what talk about myself. Even that you are the person who better know yourself, generally the others talk about you better than you. And people say really different things accordingly the level of proximity they have to you.
People who know me usually describe me as intellectual, crazy, serious, funny, quiet, talkative,... That makes no sense, I know, but maybe that's just 'cause we forget that nobody has just one side.
I'm here especially to meet people from everywhere, make some friends and improve my English; but I have a huge interest in learning another languages (anything you can teach me, I probably wanna learn).
And I don't know if someone wants to learn or practise Portuguese, and I'm not a teacher, but if I want some help, just ask; I'll do my best.

Hmmm, first of all: Don't hesitate of sending messages to me. I mean, if you had the job to visit my profile, and read that (that's a big job), why don't write something? It doesn't hurt. A simple "Hi" can open the door to a real friendship.
But if you are a creative/crazy person and want to say something nonsense, okay, I will certainly like. Not everything has to make sense.

And if you see some English mistake, don't judge me; but, please, you can/must correct me!

My first interest (after know people) is improve my English, and then learn Spanish.

I would like to learn more languages than I can, probably. I don't have any ideia about any other language besides Portuguese, Spanish and English, but I have the objective to learn German, French, Italian, Russian and Japanese. And there are anothers that I at least would like to learn the basic. If you're crazy enough to offer me help (better if you don't do that...), I can find time in any dimension, or just steal a machine time from any place it is being built (I have no doubt that there is any project about that), and try to learn something.

I can help anyone who wants to learn Portuguese. Like I said (in somewhere), I'm not a teacher (maybe someday), but I'll do my best to be useful. ;)

My biggest hobbie is to read: sci-fi, horror, magic and medieval sceneries, and also Philosophy, Psychology, Sociology, History and Science. I love writing, drawing, dancing, wathcing movies and listening to music too.
I also like sports, but I don't really watch anything relationed, I just practise (I've already practised swimming, taekwondo, karate, boxing and kung fu, I take dancing classes and work out).
It's hard talk about what I don't like. When we talk, you'll discover.

Well, that's a really big list. I'm open mind to know another kind of music, and I'm usually changing my taste.
In general, I like rock, pop rock, pop, rap, soul (a little bit) and some MPB (the Portuguese abbreviation for Brazilian Pop Music).
Some artists, just as example: Fletwood Mac, Oasis, Imagine Dragons, Macklemore, One Republic, Michael Jackson, AC/DC, Linkin Park, Evanescence, Lenny Kravitz, Justin Timberlake, John Mayer, Eminem, Beyoncé, Lorde.

For those who know Brazilian music, know that, for me, Sertanejo is just to dance, not to hear (there are few exceptions). Then, nothing about Luan Santana, Michel Teló and that stuff. If you wanna listen some good Brazilian music, I suggest: Seu Jorge, Ana Carolina, Maria Gadú, Cássia Eller, Alcione, Tribalistas, Raul Seixas and Arnaldo Antunes. These are really singers/songwriters!

The Lord of the Rings;
Dead Poets Society;
Harry Potter;
Fried Green Tomatoes;
The Chronicles of Narnia;
The Perks of Being a Wallflower;
The Silence of the lambs;
Cloud Atlas
[...]

Series: The Walking Dead; Falling Skies; How I met your mother;
Game of thrones,...
Animes: Fullmetal Alchemist; Naruto; Bleach.

Songs of Ice and Fire;
The Warlord Chronicles (Bernard Cornwell);
The Talisman (and anything else of Stephen King);
Gone (Michael Grant);
Atlas Shrugged (Any Rand);
Wheel of time (Robert Jordan);
Caim (José Saramago - the only Literature Nobel of Portuguese);
Percy Jackson;
I am number four;
Eragon;
Hunger Games;
Paper Town (John Green).
etc, etc, etc...

"There are books written to avoid empty spaces in the bookcase."
(Carlos Drummond de Andrade)

“To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all.” (Oscar Wilde);

"Be careful with the sadness. It is a vice." (Gustave Flaubert)

“We do not see things like they are, but like we are.” (Anaïs Nin)

“Who wants flowers after dead?" (J. D. Salinger)

"For the little fish of the aquarium, who exchanges the water is God." (Mario Quintana)

"Each station of the life is a publication, which corrects the previous one, and which will be corrected also, up to the definite publication, which the publisher gives of grace to the worms." (Machado de Assis)