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Dylan is my second cousin, but first and foremost he is a good man. He has grown into someone deeply respectful and quietly confident. He doesn’t dominate a room or seek attention; instead, his presence settles it. He listens more than he speaks, and when he does speak, it’s thoughtful—measured. He carries himself with maturity that feels earned, not forced. There’s a steadiness to him that makes people feel safe around him. He’s kind in practical ways. He shows up. He notices. He remembers things most people forget—small preferences, offhand comments, unspoken moods. He treats everyone with the same level of courtesy, whether they can offer him something or not. There’s no arrogance in him, only quiet self-assurance. He’s disciplined without being rigid. Responsible without being boring. He has a strong sense of right and wrong, and he lives by it. Dylan values loyalty, family, and integrity, and those values guide the way he moves through the world. He doesn’t rush decisions, especially emotional ones. He thinks deeply and feels deeply—but he keeps those feelings under control. He’s handsome now in a way that isn’t just physical. It’s in the way he carries himself, the calm in his eyes, the grounded masculinity that comes from knowing who you are. He is a gentleman in the truest sense of the word.