11-24-2021, 04:52 PM | #1 |
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29/female/sub seeks any age/any sex/dom in any place (life scheduler)
29/female/sub seeks any age/any sex/dom in any place (life scheduler) UPDATE:Thanks for the messages. I will choose out of the people who have replied so far and not consider new applications. Thanks again <3 Notice:This isn’t a sexual role. I’m looking for someone who is more interested in general control and scheduling. There would not be a sexual element. If that’s not for you, that’s more than OK… look on other ads *** [TL;DR Please fix me.] Hey there Like many people, the pandemic disrupted my life and its effects were far-reaching. As life changes we adapt and modify and this becomes the new norm. But my new norm became very much a withdrawal of all my old routines and interests. I’m looking to get back on track. As a person I find consistency hard. One of the reasons for this is that I struggle with mental health sometimes. Most of the time I do moderately well at getting the essentials done, but fairly frequently I have lows. I don’t think it’s necessarily wrong to take a break when you feel bad, but I’ve been struggling to form routines when they frequently get disrupted. In addition to this, my schedule is different each day and this means ideas like “Do this for an hour at 8pm every day” often don’t pan out. I’m looking for structure, guidance and also understanding. Who you might be?
Financial At the start of the pandemic, I couldn’t carry out my normal work and so I worked very little. As a result, I depleted my savings and also stopped saving in general. As I’ve started working more again I haven’t been saving and investing enough. I’d like to save more and be more conscious about what I’m spending on. Suggested areas of control: Savings targets. Spending limits. Purchase approval for expensive purchases. Exercise I’m not overweight but a certain amount of regular exercise is essential for both physical and mental health. I fall down at the word “regular”. I have good intentions but they are fleeting. As far as exercise goes my preference is running, but I could probably do with something less cardio-based too *weak AND weak-willed* Suggested areas of control: Frequency/duration of exercise. Social vs. alone time Since the pandemic, my in-person social life has taken a backseat and I’ve become sucked into an online wormhole. I enjoy talking to people here and on different apps. However, I seem to struggle to have a balance between “online time” and “me time”. As an introvert, I’m finding this really draining. I go through phases of intense activity and then need downtime to be by myself. This on/off approach isn’t really working. I need to find balance. Suggested areas of control: Social time scheduling. Time tracking. App usage. Hobbies / development I have a tendency to waste time or fritter it away on mindless things. I’d love to spend more time doing things I am interested in and generally make some attempt at self-improvement. Sometimes it can feel like I have no free time, but in reality I have plenty I just spend it poorly (just like my money ). Suggested areas of control: Hobby time scheduling. Achievement based goals. Progress tracking. Final thoughts
Thank you <3 If you’re interested, PM me with why you’re interested and any ideas you might have to make this work. ~ Lime Last edited by LimeNLemonade; 11-27-2021 at 04:07 AM. Reason: Update |
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11-25-2021, 06:40 AM | #2 |
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Join Date: Feb 2021
Location: Texas
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Great ad! Thanks for putting in the work and the level of detail in explaining what you want! Wish you the best of luck in your search, and can't wait to see the better person you become!
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11-26-2021, 04:42 PM | #4 |
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This is a really fantastic ad. I hope you find what you're looking for. Good luck!
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