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I'm the girl who is happy and happy to play, the one that guys whisper about
from the corner of the room: "She looks like she's fun to play with".
I'll make you proud, I'll make you happy--yes, yes I will! I love
mystery books, Firefly, bitter beer and men's nipples. Mint, smoking
and guacamole are hard limits. I sing when I'm alone. Sometimes I a bit of a goofball. I'm outgoing and friendly, very passionate, and sometimes giggly and silly and shy.
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While I like to play and to play hard, I need someone who is an equal
and a friend first. I'm looking to date, but what I'm really looking
for is a serious relationship with someone who cares about me and
cares for me. If you're the kind of person who sees his girlfriend as
his best friend, that's a good thing. You should also be passionate
about community, a top/switch/Dom, outgoing and a non-smoker. A good
kisser doesn't hurt either. I'm looking for someone who understands me
and has my back when things get tough, someone who knows when to push
me to get to the other side and when to back off.
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I like humiliation, some objectification, scary emotional play, fire,
blood, rope, needles, and much more. I don't like pain for the sake of
pain and one friend described me as liking random violence. Being
scared and pushing limits and growing with those experiences are so
very, very good. Playing hard is more than possible with the right
person, and playing hard doesn't necessarily mean multiple bruises or
pain, either.
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Maybe you saw me at Spank or at the Loop Happy Hour. Maybe you saw me
at one of the clubs in Chicago: I play with friends and with people I
trust, with scenes that are sometimes impulsive and other times
planned out. There is no denying the moment that you suddenly create.
"Did she just do that?" Oh yes, I did.
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Words are the start of all things between us and much of the play in
between. Choose carefully, for they may be words that makes me cry or
that make you happy. Say some words too often and they lose their
meaning, like "I love you" said too often or too carelessly. How
creative can you be? How vicious and biting are your words?
It is a cold, calculating and distant space.
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