Confessions of a Dangerous Doll

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Confessions of a Dangerous Doll


Chapter One – Flesh, Lights, and Secrets


The stage lights don’t lie. They burn hot and white and show everything—sweat, goosebumps, the curve of my hips, the scar on my thigh no one else notices. Under those lights, there’s no pretending. It’s just me, naked, heels sinking into the stage, music vibrating through my bones. Some nights I feel like I’m dissolving into the song, part flesh, part rhythm.


They call me a doll. Pretty. Fragile. Something to pose and admire. But I’m not porcelain—I don’t shatter. I bend, I sway, I endure. I’m soft to the touch but sharp enough to cut when I need to. That’s why I call myself a Dangerous Doll.


Most men see the 36D’s first. That’s fine—it’s part of the job. But what they don’t know, what they never expect, is that I’ve got a Finance degree from the University of Colorado Boulder tucked somewhere between the garter straps and the glitter. I can lap dance on Friday and balance a ledger on Monday. I can seduce a bachelor party with a smile and then break down their bar tab faster than their best man. Beauty and brains—I’ve always liked keeping people guessing.


Modeling feels like the flip side of the same coin. In front of a camera, I arch my back, pout my lips, stretch into angles that feel impossible but look effortless on film. It’s Penthouse-perfect, polished and sexy. In the club, it’s raw. The men are close enough to smell my perfume, close enough to touch if I let them. Glamour on one side, grit on the other. I like straddling that line.


People think stripping is easy—take off your clothes, shake your ass, rake in the bills. But no. Stripping is a game of strategy, a chess match in stilettos. Who’s drunk, who’s lonely, who’s cheap, who’s ready to spend. I read the room faster than a stock ticker. Every grind, every laugh, every whisper is a move in the game. When it clicks, I walk away with more than money—I walk away with power.


But when the music fades and the lights cut out, there’s a different truth. The after-shift silence. Heels tossed in the corner, eyeliner smudged, bills scattered across the bed. That’s when I feel most like myself—half goddess, half girl-next-door who just pulled a double. And that’s when I write.


Because this is my confessional.
And baby, I’ve got stories you wouldn’t believe.
#VegasSlut #NakedAndUnashamed #ToplessTemptress #PoolsideWhore #BikiniTease #36DDoll #PussyPower #ChampagneAndSkin #ConfessionsOfASlut
 

Confessions of a Dangerous Doll


Chapter One – Flesh, Lights, and Secrets


The stage lights don’t lie. They burn hot and white and show everything—sweat, goosebumps, the curve of my hips, the scar on my thigh no one else notices. Under those lights, there’s no pretending. It’s just me, naked, heels sinking into the stage, music vibrating through my bones. Some nights I feel like I’m dissolving into the song, part flesh, part rhythm.


They call me a doll. Pretty. Fragile. Something to pose and admire. But I’m not porcelain—I don’t shatter. I bend, I sway, I endure. I’m soft to the touch but sharp enough to cut when I need to. That’s why I call myself a Dangerous Doll.


Most men see the 36D’s first. That’s fine—it’s part of the job. But what they don’t know, what they never expect, is that I’ve got a Finance degree from the University of Colorado Boulder tucked somewhere between the garter straps and the glitter. I can lap dance on Friday and balance a ledger on Monday. I can seduce a bachelor party with a smile and then break down their bar tab faster than their best man. Beauty and brains—I’ve always liked keeping people guessing.


Modeling feels like the flip side of the same coin. In front of a camera, I arch my back, pout my lips, stretch into angles that feel impossible but look effortless on film. It’s Penthouse-perfect, polished and sexy. In the club, it’s raw. The men are close enough to smell my perfume, close enough to touch if I let them. Glamour on one side, grit on the other. I like straddling that line.


People think stripping is easy—take off your clothes, shake your ass, rake in the bills. But no. Stripping is a game of strategy, a chess match in stilettos. Who’s drunk, who’s lonely, who’s cheap, who’s ready to spend. I read the room faster than a stock ticker. Every grind, every laugh, every whisper is a move in the game. When it clicks, I walk away with more than money—I walk away with power.


But when the music fades and the lights cut out, there’s a different truth. The after-shift silence. Heels tossed in the corner, eyeliner smudged, bills scattered across the bed. That’s when I feel most like myself—half goddess, half girl-next-door who just pulled a double. And that’s when I write.


Because this is my confessional.
And baby, I’ve got stories you wouldn’t believe.
#VegasSlut #NakedAndUnashamed #ToplessTemptress #PoolsideWhore #BikiniTease #36DDoll #PussyPower #ChampagneAndSkin #ConfessionsOfASlut
Love this! Can’t wait to read more of your thoughts.
 
Love this! Can’t wait to read more of your thoughts.
There’s a special thrill knowing a collector isn’t just focused on the camera… but on me too. Being shot and worshipped? That’s the real electricity.
 
“Stripper by night. Doll by design.”

“And when the lights go off, I’m just your slut begging for more.”
 

Confessions of a Dangerous Doll


Chapter One – Flesh, Lights, and Secrets


The stage lights don’t lie. They burn hot and white and show everything—sweat, goosebumps, the curve of my hips, the scar on my thigh no one else notices. Under those lights, there’s no pretending. It’s just me, naked, heels sinking into the stage, music vibrating through my bones. Some nights I feel like I’m dissolving into the song, part flesh, part rhythm.


They call me a doll. Pretty. Fragile. Something to pose and admire. But I’m not porcelain—I don’t shatter. I bend, I sway, I endure. I’m soft to the touch but sharp enough to cut when I need to. That’s why I call myself a Dangerous Doll.


Most men see the 36D’s first. That’s fine—it’s part of the job. But what they don’t know, what they never expect, is that I’ve got a Finance degree from the University of Colorado Boulder tucked somewhere between the garter straps and the glitter. I can lap dance on Friday and balance a ledger on Monday. I can seduce a bachelor party with a smile and then break down their bar tab faster than their best man. Beauty and brains—I’ve always liked keeping people guessing.


Modeling feels like the flip side of the same coin. In front of a camera, I arch my back, pout my lips, stretch into angles that feel impossible but look effortless on film. It’s Penthouse-perfect, polished and sexy. In the club, it’s raw. The men are close enough to smell my perfume, close enough to touch if I let them. Glamour on one side, grit on the other. I like straddling that line.


People think stripping is easy—take off your clothes, shake your ass, rake in the bills. But no. Stripping is a game of strategy, a chess match in stilettos. Who’s drunk, who’s lonely, who’s cheap, who’s ready to spend. I read the room faster than a stock ticker. Every grind, every laugh, every whisper is a move in the game. When it clicks, I walk away with more than money—I walk away with power.


But when the music fades and the lights cut out, there’s a different truth. The after-shift silence. Heels tossed in the corner, eyeliner smudged, bills scattered across the bed. That’s when I feel most like myself—half goddess, half girl-next-door who just pulled a double. And that’s when I write.


Because this is my confessional.
And baby, I’ve got stories you wouldn’t believe.
#VegasSlut #NakedAndUnashamed #ToplessTemptress #PoolsideWhore #BikiniTease #36DDoll #PussyPower #ChampagneAndSkin #ConfessionsOfASlut
Really interesting read, the dual psyche of an artist. I would love to hear more of your thoughts and experiences.
 
"I’m completely exposed… every curve, every glisten… fuckable and teasing you all at once."
 

Confessions of a Dangerous Doll: The Tease


This morning, I slipped into a plain white V-neck t-shirt. Tight. Soft. Just a little too short. It stopped about four inches above where it should have… which meant every step carried a delicious risk. No bra. No panties. Just heels clicking across the pavement and the knowledge that one wrong movement might give me away.


It was supposed to be errands. Innocent things. Coffee at the Starbucks drive-thru, a tank of gas, a basket of peaches at the farmers market. But I knew what I was doing. I knew the hemline would ride higher when I leaned out my window for my latte. I knew the pump handle would make me arch my back in front of strangers while my shirt stretched tighter across my chest.


At the market, I bent for fruit, pretending to search, but really just savoring the thought that someone might be standing behind me—catching the faintest glimpse of what wasn’t supposed to be visible. Maybe they thought it was an accident. Maybe they looked away. Maybe they didn’t.


That’s the thrill of it, isn’t it?
Being the good girl who looks so casual, so harmless… but is secretly one stretch, one bend, one breeze away from being completely indecent.


I didn’t get caught. Not really. But I walked through the day knowing I could have been. That’s what made me wet. That’s what made me smile to myself as I carried my peaches home, heels tapping like a heartbeat.


This Doll doesn’t need to scream for attention. She just needs to wear one little t-shirt, too tight, too short, and let the world wonder if they saw what they thought they saw.
 

✨ Confessions of a Dangerous Doll ✨


The Rockies were already losing—like always. Nobody expected them to win. What they didn’t expect was me.


I showed up at Coors Field in a Rockies cap, a knotted jersey, and a pleated skirt so short it was practically a suggestion. Underneath? A purple shiny teardrop bikini bottom, scrunched low across my hips. Every time I leaned forward, the pleats shifted, catching the sun, flashing that glimmer of purple like a dirty secret. The men behind me stopped watching baseball. They were watching me. The Rockies struck out. I spread my knees wider. My skirt parted. And I thought to myself: play ball.




I told myself I’d only stop for one drink. Just one.


The bar was all velvet booths and expensive bourbon. I wore a sheer slip dress, silky and black, no bra, no panties. Just me. The man across from me tried not to stare. I leaned in, strap slipping, hem riding higher, and asked with a smirk: “Do you think it’s too obvious I didn’t bother with panties tonight?” His glass trembled in his hand. I sipped my martini slow, savoring the way his eyes betrayed him. One drink turned into a dare. And I never stop at one.




Downtown was buzzing with conventions—men in suits, women in lanyards, expense accounts burning holes in their pockets. I dressed the part too: blazer, camisole, skirt that looked business… until I sat down. My stilettos clicked against the marble as I slid onto a barstool at the Sheraton. Under the blazer? Lace. Under the skirt? Just a G-string, waistband peeking when I crossed my legs.


He asked where I worked. His badge said Vice President. I smirked. “Let’s just say I’m in adult entertainment. Want to see my keynote?” His bourbon glass froze in his hand. I leaned closer, lips brushing his ear. “My PowerPoint is a striptease, and baby—you just scored front row.”




But nothing thrilled me like the park.


Just me in a sundress, sneakers kicked off, sprawled on a blanket with a book. Sweet, right? Except the dress was thin cotton. No bra. No panties. The Denver breeze was my co-star, lifting the hem higher with every gust. Families passed by, husbands stealing glances, wives tugging them forward. A frisbee game stalled as my dress fluttered up, baring everything in broad daylight. I pretended not to notice, flipping my book, smiling faintly as I spread my knees wider. Nature was on my side. And I loved every shameless second.




Aspen. Vail. Breckenridge. I could ride a snowboard, sure—but when the affluent men skied, I became their snow bunny.


Fur-trimmed coat, pink goggles, leggings clinging tighter than the mountain air. Après-ski, I showed up at the hot tub with nothing but a towel. They waited for me to strip to a bikini. Instead, I let the towel fall—bare hips, bare breasts, skin glowing in the snowy night. “I swear I packed a swimsuit,” I lied with a laugh, “but I hope you don’t mind…” Steam curled around me as I slid into the water. Eyes devoured me. Bubbles caressed me. Snowflakes melted on my bare skin. I stretched back against the tub, nipples hard, legs parting under the foam. Naughty didn’t even cover it. I was the après-ski they’d never forget.




And then there was no pretending left.


By now, I’d stopped hiding behind jerseys, sundresses, and excuses. I walked the Denver streets in stilettos and a long coat, nothing under it but sheer lingerie—lace clinging wet to my body, G-string biting into my hips, bra barely containing me. I didn’t tie the coat. I didn’t want to. The point was for them to see.


A man froze when I passed, his eyes devouring every inch. I let the coat slip from my shoulder, smiled, and whispered: “I tease because I love it. But don’t get it twisted. I know exactly how dangerous I am.”


And then I laughed, throwing the coat wide, lingerie shimmering under the city lights, owning every shameless inch of myself.


Not a Rockies fan. Not a bar tease. Not a snow bunny excuse.


Just the confession. The truth. The gospel of sin.


I am the Dangerous Doll. And I don’t hide.
 

🤠 Confessions of a Dangerous Doll – Saloon Sin​


It was supposed to be playful. Plaid shirt tied at my ribs, daisy dukes cut high on my thighs, boots planted on the old wood floor. Cowgirl tease, nothing more. At least, that’s what I told myself before the lights came on and the music started humming through the saloon.


The shirt didn’t last. The knot loosened, my red bra slipped into view, and soon it was gone too. My tits spilled free, bouncing with every grind of my hips against the bar top. The dukes were next. Unbuttoned, tugged down slow, tossed aside like they were never meant to stay on. Suddenly I was naked in boots, standing on a bar built for whiskey shots and trouble.


I leaned back, legs wide, the wood cool and rough against my ass. Every camera flash was a lightning bolt, every whisper from the people watching made me wetter. I wasn’t just posing anymore—I was performing. My fingers traced my nipples, pulling and teasing, then slid down my stomach toward the heat between my thighs. I spread wider, daring every pair of eyes to keep watching.


The photographer clicked, the DJ laughed, the crowd pressed closer. They didn’t care this was “supposed to be a shoot.” They knew I couldn’t stop myself. I arched forward, grinding my bare pussy against the bar, smearing myself across it until I moaned out loud. Phones came up, flashes burst, and still I didn’t stop.


At one point, I flipped onto all fours, hair falling into my face as my ass pointed high, swaying in time with the music. I looked back over my shoulder, tits hanging, sweat and oil glistening under the lights. The room was thick with heat, thick with my confession: I wasn’t here to play coy cowgirl—I was here to ride.


The bar became my bull. I bucked, I grinded, I spread myself so wide it stopped being about the camera and started being about the raw need clawing through me. Someone gasped, someone cheered, and then the clapping started—actual applause while I came undone in front of them.


When the song ended, I stayed there, panting, sticky, hair wild. My clothes were scattered, my body glowing with sweat and sin. That’s when I realized I had confessed more than I’d planned.


I confessed that once I start teasing, I don’t stop. That topless leads to bottomless, and bottomless leads to me naked on a bar begging to be used. That the girl in plaid and boots isn’t a coy cowgirl at all. She’s a dangerous doll who doesn’t ride bulls or cowboys—she rides the edge of control, and she always loses.
 

🌧️ Confessions of a Dangerous Doll – Soaked & Spread​


The rain wasn’t supposed to last. Just a quick storm, nothing serious. But the moment I stepped outside in my lingerie, the drizzle turned into a downpour that clung to every inch of me. White lace plastered to my tits, nipples jutting hard through the thin fabric, bottoms sticking to my pussy like a second skin.


I could’ve gone back inside. I should have. But you know me—I don’t run from exposure, I run toward it.


I stood in the storm, water streaming over my body, and tugged at the straps of my bra until they slipped down my shoulders. The lace sagged, heavy, useless against my skin. One flash of lightning lit me up like a spotlight, and I laughed, peeling the bra down completely. My tits bounced free, water dripping off my nipples like pearls.


The soaked bottoms didn’t last either. I hooked my thumbs inside, pulled them tight against my clit just to feel the friction, then slid them down my thighs and kicked them away. Now it was me—bare, dripping, gasping in the rain.


I spread my legs wide, tilted my face to the sky, and let the water stream down between my thighs. My fingers followed, stroking slow at first, teasing the swollen ache that had been building from the second I stepped into the storm. My other hand grabbed my tits, squeezing, tugging, twisting my nipples until my moans drowned out the thunder.


The storm raged harder, and so did I. Fingers pumping faster, hips rocking, ass clapping against the wet stone beneath me. I wanted the neighbors to hear. I wanted someone to peek out a window and see me—naked, soaked, spread wide in the storm, fucking myself like a slut who belonged to the rain.


I bent forward, tits hanging, hair plastered to my face, ass swaying high as my fingers worked deep. My moans turned into screams, raw and shameless, mixing with the thunder until I couldn’t tell which was louder.


When the orgasm hit, it tore through me like the lightning itself. My whole body convulsed, legs shaking, pussy gushing against my hand as I collapsed into the downpour. I was breathless, messy, dripping with rain and release.


Lying there, spread in the storm, I laughed through the panting. That’s when it hit me: this wasn’t just a photoshoot. It was a confession. A confession that lingerie is just a starting point. That I strip down to nothing even when no one asks. That I spread myself in the storm just in case someone’s watching.


Because I’m not just a model. I’m not just a tease. I’m a Dangerous Doll, and I don’t stop until I’m naked, wild, and unforgettable.
 

🛒 Confessions of a Dangerous Doll – Public Trouble​


The red slingshot bikini wasn’t supposed to leave the house. It was one of those outfits you order online, try on in front of a mirror, and think, this is for private eyes only. But the second I pulled it up over my hips and saw how it vanished between my lips, I knew better.


So I slid a black leather mini skirt over it — if you can even call it that. Every step made it ride up, flashing red at the hem like a dirty secret. On top, I zipped into a black sheer hoodie that clung to my tits, nipples pressing through the mesh as if begging for someone to stare. Then I strapped into my 7-inch heels and walked out the door.


Starbucks was first. I leaned over the counter, ordering my drink with a smile, knowing the barista couldn’t miss the flash of red when my skirt rode high. Every time I shifted my weight, the slingshot pulled tighter, reminding me how close I was to being completely exposed.


Home Depot was worse—or maybe better. Walking the aisles in heels, bending over to check paint samples and screws, I felt the skirt creeping up with every move. A man in the lumber section did a double-take when I crouched low, the sheer hoodie falling forward to show the lace of my bikini—and then just my tits. I laughed to myself, tugging it closed, but only for a moment. Dangerous Dolls don’t stay covered for long.


By the time I hit Walmart, I was drunk on the exhibitionist high. The air-conditioning made my nipples even harder, pressing right through the sheer fabric. The skirt had stopped cooperating completely, red strings flashing every few steps, daring someone to look closer. I grabbed a cart, leaned against the handle, and spread my legs wider than I should have, just to feel the risk of it.


Every aisle was a thrill. Picking up a bottle of lotion, I pictured someone watching me in the next row, seeing the way the skirt bunched, how the slingshot hugged my pussy. At self-checkout, I bent forward just enough to know my ass was on full display.


By the time I made it back to my car, I was throbbing. I sat down, spread my thighs, and let the skirt ride all the way up. The slingshot was soaked, clinging tight, useless. I slid a finger beneath the string, groaning out loud in the empty lot as I rubbed myself shamelessly, heels tapping against the floor.


That’s my confession. I wasn’t shopping. I wasn’t running errands. I was out there, naked under leather and lycra, daring the world to catch me.


Starbucks. Home Depot. Walmart. Every stop a tease, every aisle a risk.


Because I’m not just a girl in a little red slingshot.
I’m the Dangerous Doll who turns errands into confessions.
 
  • “Not every masterpiece hangs on the wall.”
  • “Seven After Dark — where the art stares back.”
  • “Framed flowers, but I’m the bloom they’ll remember.”

“The painting behind me will always stay still, its petals frozen in time. But me? I’m alive, breathing, and daring every guest to admit I’m the real exhibit. Velvet walls, golden frame, crimson blooms — none of it competes with my skin, my curves, my presence. In this gallery, I don’t just hang on a wall. I own the room.”



#SevenAfterDark #ArtOfSeduction #GalleryGoddess #StrippedDownArt #Unforgettable
 
“I climbed up on that rock wall like a country girl who knew she wasn’t there to stay dressed for long. Boots scuffed, denim cutoffs clinging tighter than sin, and that tied-up white shirt barely holding me in. The sun beat down, but the real heat came from me — tugging at the knots, spreading my legs, daring you to stare. Every move was a tease, every pose an invitation. I know what they say about good girls in Daisy Dukes — but I’ve never claimed to be one. Out here, I’m a fitness goddess gone wild, a southern beauty ready to strip it all down. By the time I was done, the shirt was open, the shorts gone, and nothing but boots on my feet. Just me, my body, and a view you’ll never forget.”
  • “Boots on, shirt tied up, Daisy Dukes undone… I make country look real naughty.”
  • “This southern belle doesn’t just ride — she teases.”
  • “Stone walls, denim shorts, and legs for days. Welcome to my kind of country.”
  • “Call it fitness, call it fun — I just call it being bad in boots.”




Molly Bachman, Southern Tease, Cowgirl Strip, Fitness Model, Bubblebutt, Big Boobs, 36D, Daisy Dukes, Wet & Wild, Boots, Country Girl, Striptease, Dance Nude, Legs for Days, Open Legs
 
“I climbed up on that rock wall like a country girl who knew she wasn’t there to stay dressed for long. Boots scuffed, denim cutoffs clinging tighter than sin, and that tied-up white shirt barely holding me in. The sun beat down, but the real heat came from me — tugging at the knots, spreading my legs, daring you to stare. Every move was a tease, every pose an invitation. I know what they say about good girls in Daisy Dukes — but I’ve never claimed to be one. Out here, I’m a fitness goddess gone wild, a southern beauty ready to strip it all down. By the time I was done, the shirt was open, the shorts gone, and nothing but boots on my feet. Just me, my body, and a view you’ll never forget.”
 
“Three days. A mansion full of models, photographers, and a pool that’ll see more skin than water. I’m booked for a Labor Day weekend event, and it’s not just a shoot—it’s a tease marathon. Every room becomes a stage: pink silk sheets in the bedroom, leather in the game room, dripping bikinis by the pool. I’ll be stripping out of Daisy Dukes one moment, sliding into a slingshot bikini the next. When I say weekend-long tease, I mean no sleep, no panties, and nothing left to the imagination.”
 

📖 Confessions of a Dangerous Doll: Red Lace on White Sheets


I wore red because I knew it would be the color you’d remember.


Not just any red, but that deep, fiery shade that clings to my curves and dares anyone to look away. Red lace against white sheets—it was never about being subtle. It was about being unforgettable.


I lay back and stretched, letting the fabric bite just slightly into my skin, the bra cupping me like it knew what it was doing, the panties riding low enough to leave nothing to imagination. My body hummed with awareness, every nerve tuned to the idea of being seen. That’s the part I’ll never admit out loud in polite company—I don’t just like to be looked at, I crave it.


When the camera clicked, I let my legs fall open just a little more. An accident? Hardly. I wanted to watch your eyes darken as you realized you couldn’t unsee me. My hips shifted, teasing, promising more, while the sheets tangled around my thighs like they knew their job was to frame the invitation.


It didn’t take long before the lingerie was more of a suggestion than clothing. The straps slipped. The panties pulled tight before I hooked my thumb under them and slid them down, slow enough that even the silence seemed to hold its breath. Naked now, I pressed my chest forward, my back arching into the pose, my skin glowing against the white silk.


I love the way desire sharpens everything. The way my body becomes language. The arch of my foot, the curve of my ass, the way I tilt my chin—it’s all communication. I’m saying touch me, take me, use me, without ever parting my lips.


The sheets grew warm under me as I stretched out, pressing my thighs together then opening them wide, a rhythm as old as temptation itself. My fingers traced along my hip, teasing lower, but never quite giving in. That’s the game, isn’t it? To make you ache, to make you lean forward, to make you imagine exactly what comes next while I hold it just out of reach.


Red is power. Red is lust. Red is the color that stains your memory long after the lights go out. And here, on these sheets, I wasn’t just wearing it—I was becoming it.


So here’s my confession: when I posed in that red lace, I wasn’t thinking about the camera, or even the photographer. I was thinking about you. The way your breath would hitch, the way your hands would clench, the way you’d swear you could taste me just from looking.


And now, every time you close your eyes, you’ll see me there—red lace, white sheets, legs open wide.


Mine.
 

Red Lace on White Sheets


They always say red is the color of desire. But for me, red is control. It’s the moment I slip into lace and suddenly every eye in the room is mine. On white sheets, it’s not just lingerie—it’s a weapon, a confession, and a promise all at once.


The camera clicked and my body answered without hesitation. A hip tilted, a strap slid down my shoulder, my thighs parted just a little too wide to be innocent. Was it an accident? Or was I daring you to imagine what came next?


I stretched across the sheets like I owned them, the red lace clinging tight until I hooked my thumb beneath it, sliding down slow enough to make the silence hold its breath. Naked now, I arched my back, presenting myself like art on display—but art that breathes, writhes, and teases.


That’s my truth. I don’t just wear red—I become it. Fire, lust, danger, temptation. And every time you close your eyes after dark, I’ll be there: red lace, white sheets, legs open, waiting.
 
Quite the impressive thread you're cultivating here, Muse. Very descriptive and very provocative. The stories and feelings you share with such eloquence are tangible, a testament to the power of your presence even when the only expression of that presence is text on a screen.
 
Quite the impressive thread you're cultivating here, Muse. Very descriptive and very provocative. The stories and feelings you share with such eloquence are tangible, a testament to the power of your presence even when the only expression of that presence is text on a screen.
“You’ve got me blushing, Revered one 💋. Which story of mine left the deepest mark on you? I’d love to know what you felt most.”
 
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