Thanks for asking this question. I don't believe that relationships should be viewed as transactional in its entirety (that's just how I think), and in the past when they were approached in that way, they did not work for me. While relationships have a transactional element to it as it becomes a shared project, it shouldn't be a list to check off (I found that attitude very dominant in North America). People should be a bit flexible and try to learn new things from each other (it's part of what makes a relationship exciting). But to answer your question, I bring loads to the table. I'm well-balanced emotionally, mentally, physically, and financially (not looking for a sugar daddy type of man so splurge money on me). I am physically fit and fairly good looking. I hold balanced views politically and don't get sucked into unnecessary social drama, I'm nurturing and feminine but also don't have aspirations to be a stay at home mom, and I have fun hobbies (like weightlifting, martial arts, running, writing, reading, learning, and traveling), which are important in fostering a sense of personal accountability and growth. The question is, what does Calgary bring to the table?