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i hope everything's okay and that it works out for you :/

thanks i hope it does, but i lost all hope.

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8: Talk about the thing you are most proud of

This is a hard one… I’m honestly proud that I’ve made it this far. That sounds a bit ridiculous, but when I look back and remember the state that I was in just a few years ago… Well I feel very lucky to have survived. I’m proud that I was able to get through all of that. I’m proud that I’ve been able to stay motivated and not fall back to where I used to be. I’m proud that my hard work has paid off and I’m on my way to university. I’m proud that I made it out of the darkness and out of this town.

9: Talk about little things on your body that you like the most

I’m going to take this one literally and say that I like the moles scattered all over my body.

28: Talk about your fetishes

I don’t really have any fetishes, but I have many kinks lol (see next question)

29: Talk about what turns you on

Nothing turns me on more than being manhandled, humiliated, and dominated in bed. I am definitely a masochist, so pain is a huge turn on. I like aggression and a person who is demanding in bed. Slapping, choking, spitting, spanking, name-calling, hair pulling, biting… All of that, make me call you “Sir” and I’m turned on.

34: Talk about the worst physical pain you’ve endured

Oh, goodness… Well, the summer before my Sophomore year I was practicing tumbling with my cheer team… I was doing a simple back handspring, landed wrong, and my knee popped out of place. See, I’ve always had issues with my knees. They were very weak and often popped out of place, but popped immediately back in. This time was different. THIS TIME my kneecap not only popped out of place but STAYED out of place. So there I am, looking down at my kneecap (which was sitting on the side of my leg), wailing. It was THE most painful and traumatic experience of my life. Anyways, an ambulance came, shot me up with a bunch of morphine, then loaded me up and took me to the emergency room. Upon arriving we find out that the emergency room is full, so the doctor has me rolled into a hallway, orders nurses to hold me down, then “1…2…3!” pushes my kneecap back in place. Even with my body filled with morphine and my mind fuzzy off the drug, the pain was still fucking excruciating. I screamed so loud and cried so hard, but it instantly felt so much better. Anyways, I was on crutches and wore a heavy duty knee brace for about a month. And I have been terrified to do practically anything involving my legs ever since.

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