Matthew Gray Gubler

“I've seen so many beautiful curvy women gain success in Hollywood and then wither into bobble headed stick figures in some grotesque attempt to fit a revolting Hollywood trend. I like real women, not the broomsticks that Hollywood has been selling lately.”

girlfriend wanted

must love decorating for holidays

mischief

kissing in cars

and wind chimes

no specific height

weight

hair color

or political affiliation required

but would prefer a warm spirited non racist

cynics

critics

pessimists

and “stick in the muds” need not reply

voluptuous figures a plus

any similarity in look, mind set, or fashion sense to

mary poppins

claire huxtable

snow white

or elvira wholeheartedly welcomed

i am dubious of actresses, fellons, and lesbians

but dont want to rule them out entirely

must be tolerant of whistling

tickle torture

james taylor

and sleeping late

i have a slight limp

eerily soft hands

and a preternatural love of autumn

I once misinterpreted being called a coal-eyed dandy as a compliment

when it was intended as an insult

I wiggle my feet in my sleep

am scared of the dark

and think the Muppets Christmas Carol is one of the greatest films of

all time

all i want is

butterfly kisses in the morning

peanut butter sandwiches shaped like a heart

and to make you smile until it hurts

Source: http://gublernation....lfriend-wanted/

Interviewer: What's the best age to be?

Matthew Gray Gubler: Any age, if you can figure out a way to remain genuine. I love children, because you never meet a disingenuous or insincere child. It's really hard for kids under twelve not to be genuine, and if you can retain that all through your life then you never age. Around 13, people start getting cynical and, like, cool, and they start to care about things that don't matter. That's why I think any age, so long as sincerity and genuineness course through your veins.

"I just go to work and come home. I'm not very good at, like, parties or things like that, so I'm not really in the Hollywood zone. The things that I'm part of are outside of that vibe."

girlfriend wanted

must love decorating for holidays

mischief

kissing in cars

and wind chimes

no specific height

weight

hair color

or political affiliation required

but would prefer a warm spirited non racist

cynics

critics

pessimists

and “stick in the muds” need not reply

voluptuous figures a plus

any similarity in look, mind set, or fashion sense to

mary poppins

claire huxtable

snow white

or elvira wholeheartedly welcomed

i am dubious of actresses, fellons, and lesbians

but dont want to rule them out entirely

must be tolerant of whistling

tickle torture

james taylor

and sleeping late

i have a slight limp

eerily soft hands

and a preternatural love of autumn

I once misinterpreted being called a coal-eyed dandy as a compliment

when it was intended as an insult

I wiggle my feet in my sleep

am scared of the dark

and think the Muppets Christmas Carol is one of the greatest films of

all time

all i want is

butterfly kisses in the morning

peanut butter sandwiches shaped like a heart

and to make you smile until it hurts

Source: http://gublernation....lfriend-wanted/

OH MY G--- :shock:

"I wanted to do a simple, honest, hand-written web page."

"I love to work, even when I worked for retail shops in high school, nothing is better than a long hard day of work. If i don't fall asleep exhausted it feels like a waste of space. Bath time is the only time I am not technically working, although actually, I typically learn my lines in the bath so scratch that, I'm always working."

Q: What happened to your leg?

Matthew: I was dancing, dislocated my kneecap and chipped some bone and cartilage.

Q: Wow, that’s intense dancing.

Matthew: It was pretty intense. I don’t joke around on the dance floor. It’s hard to explain. It was kind of like a Michael Jackson-esque move, God rest his soul. He would’ve pulled it off much better.

"Enduring constant mind bending pain for a third of a year has changed me for the better, its made me stronger, more focused, more patient, and more empathetic. I am so glad it happened. I feel like a damn cowboy."

I'm the luckiest person in the world because besides having the best, most loving, most awesome, and most unique family, friends, and coworkers in the world, I also happen to have the best, most loving, most awesome and most unique fans in the world. I can't begin to describe how blessed I am. They are so much more than fans they are "fands" (fans/friends).

I've never understood the notion of shunning or acting "too cool" for fans. I know, and occasionally work with, actors who seem to think it is beneath them to take 5 seconds to stop and sign an autograph or even shake hands with their admireres. To do that, you really have to be filled with a lot of self-hate and insecurity. An actors job is to entertain, how can you resent, or look down on the very people that find you entertaining? It would be like being a birthday clown who gets hired, goes to the party, shouts insults at the kids, and then kicks all the dads in the crotch. If you have the ability to make someone's day by giving them a moment of your time DO IT!

"My apartment in New York is the size of a shoe box. My LA apartment is a tiny bit bigger, its the size of a hat box. I really like small confined areas, not only because I prefer to live modestly but because I find them creatively stimulating."

"I'm acting like I'm comfortable around women today, but yeah I'm not at all. I babble and the hands begin to sweat and it's awful."

On Winnie Cooper: When she broke Kevin's heart in the "Wonder Years", mine shattered into a million pieces, also the girl that plays her in real life, Danica McKellar, is a brilliant mathematician who has her own math theorem named after her.

Q: Anything you want to say to the fans?

Matthew: "I'm beyond proud and happy - I never imagined I would have one fan, and there seems to be a few. I just couldn't be happier that people seem to like what I'm doing and seem to respond to it. If they weren't there, I don't know what I'd be doing right now."

"Long live love, smiles, courage, and freedom."

"It’s been a long time; it was the last time I kissed a girl in real life, too.”

He is polite, unassuming, modest.

"There's nothing less stylish than trying to be stylish," he says.

"I’m very easily excited. I’m excited by a flower, maybe I have a low threshold for excitement. It helps that I’ve never once considered anything I do a job, even when I worked retail I really enjoy just living."

"Do everything you do as memorably well as possible."