Tell us something INTERESTING about yourself

[japgirl]

The part of Japan my ancestors are from, wasn’t originally a part of Japan. It was its own kingdom and anthropological research has shown that the people of this part of Japan have different origins than those of mainland Japan. My people would be more likely to have origins that tie back to the Cretans which is why my ancestors were known for more olive like skin and more body hair. This could also explain why so many people think I’m not full Japanese. I have some features that some would state are more Caucasian...for example, my natural hair color is light brown.

[Runesmith]

The first money I ever made in my life (other than mowing lawns for neighbors) was by selling a computer game that I made when I was 12. It was a text-based RPG for the Sinclair Spectrum 16k written in Sinclair BASIC, saved on audio cassettes. I sold a total of 12 cassettes (3 to friends and the rest via an ad in a computer magazine), and I didn't report the income to the tax department. I hope that doesn't come back to bite me one day.

[japgirl]

In my early twenties, when I would go clubbing, I would begin to back it up into any guy around me haha. One day, I did this to a random guy so he grabbed my hips and I started to grind. He turned me around so I was looking at him and whispered in my ear, “Next time, you might want to see someone’s face before you dance on them like that. For all you know I could have been some old creepy guy.” Of course that didn’t stop me. It was more fun not to know what a guy looked like so I could fantasize about the guy who was touching me hahaha.

[Runesmith]

When I was a kid, I once hatched a chicken egg as part of a school project. I got so fascinated by that, and decided to do a further experiment. I got another fertilized egg from our neighbor (who used to keep chickens), made a tiny hole where the air pocket is, and dripped in some Gentian Violet using a syringe and needle. I was hoping to hatch a purple chick. Needless to say, the egg didn't hatch. That failure didn't stop my hopes of becoming an evil mastermind one day with an army of mutants, though.

[japgirl]

I once wrote a poem in high school. My teacher cried when I read it in class. I posted that poem in a blog that no longer exists and it ended up getting published in an anthology of poems on the very first page. I later received an Editor’s Choice Award for the poem. This fueled my writing and soon enough, I had a whole notebook full of poems. My senior year in high school, I was given a silly made-up award called the “I Got Mad Rhymes” Award haha. But then I had suffered with writer’s block for over a decade until a couple weeks ago when my delectable dom brought that side out of me again.

[Goddess Joanna]

Sweet crêpes and coffee right now. Yum... *happy dance*

(What people eat sometimes is interesting as well )

[LPV]

That was pretty interesting.

I need a shave.

[Goddess Joanna]

Originally Posted by LPV

That was pretty interesting.

I need a shave.

That is pretty interesting Ellie Shave where?

As for me, my slavegirl asked me to use her to tonight (after finishing writing a couple more entries), so that could be interesting

Maybe you'll hear about it.

[Runesmith]

I keep a bottle of 2004 vintage Laurent Perrier Rosé Champagne in my cellar to pop if KIC 9832227 merges and forms a luminous red nova visible to the naked eye in constellation Cygnus in 2022 as hypothesized. Unfortunately, this doesn't seem very likely according to the new studies.

Previously, this bottle was reserved for Betelgeus going supernova... another giant celestial disappointment :SMH:

[MeisterRebus]

I wrote ten books in the last ten years and I am currently working on one about bdsm and the psychological backgrounds. But writing is a lonely business, believe me...

[Goddess Joanna]

Originally Posted by MeisterRebus

I wrote ten books in the last ten years and I am currently working on one about bdsm and the psychological backgrounds. But writing is a lonely business, believe me...

I agree, writing is a lonely business. I think most people, often non-writers, may romanticize it and think that a talented artist has it all together. Not always the case. It is not uncommon for deep, talented artists to know the sting of torture and solitude.

A book a year? Wow. Sounds like me and my short writings. Averages to just about that ~ once a year also.

As for me, I recently sharpened the light pink pencil I am using to draft my two blog entries in my composition notebook before I type it up. Pencils these days... Interesting or not interesting depending on the onlooker. More used for drawing usually, and even then there are digital art tablets

[MeisterRebus]

Originally Posted by ChamomileAngel

A book a year? Wow. Sounds like me and my short writings. Averages to just about that ~ once a year also.

My books are around 800 pages in print and it takes me 6 to 7 months to write each one. Research included. Means 3 pages (of manuscript) every day, weekends included.... Needs discipline and is sometimes frustrating when others party and Mr. Writer excuses himself and does just that - writing....

[Goddess Joanna]

Originally Posted by MeisterRebus

My books are around 800 pages in print and it takes me 6 to 7 months to write each one. Research included. Means 3 pages (of manuscript) every day, weekends included.... Needs discipline and is sometimes frustrating when others party and Mr. Writer excuses himself and does just that - writing....

Well as a Dominant man and one of the Headmasters of the Elite Slave Training School, and all that writing/research, it really isn't a question of discipline. That you have definitely mastered. Hopefully you master finding the time to party with others sufficiently, leaving frustration behind you. And I need to as well

[MeisterRebus]

Thank you very much for your kind words, ChamomileAngel. I wish you inspiration for your stories and hope that you also overcome the frustration haunting us sometimes.

[Goddess Joanna]

Originally Posted by MeisterRebus

Thank you very much for your kind words, ChamomileAngel. I wish you inspiration for your stories and hope that you also overcome the frustration haunting us sometimes.

Thank you!

"Here is a rule to remember in future, when anything tempts you to feel bitter: not "This is misfortune," but "To bear this worthily is good fortune." ~ Marcus Aurelius

Or his shorter version. "Misfortune nobly born is good fortune."

and

"Be like the cliff against which the waves continually break; but it stands firm and tames the fury of the water around it."

Have a good day MeisterRebus. Hopefully you get to party soon and not have to look at the time

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Okay, for my interesting thing today:

When you're flirted on by a cute blond hair, blue eyed, new guy at work who's not yet 21, and his jaw hits the ground when you tell him you're 37 and show him your ID...



#skills #stillgotit #babyface