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Introductions can be tricky, so bear with me—this is definitely a work in progress! I've been immersed in this lifestyle since my early 20s, which feels like a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.

Right now, I’m here to connect with like-minded individuals for engaging conversations and potential collaborations. My primary fetish is rooted in the mental side of things rather than the physical, though I absolutely enjoy the physical aspects of play when the opportunity arises.

I’m naturally introverted and a bit shy at first, but once I’m comfortable, I’ll talk your ear off—you might even wish I’d stop! I have a special appreciation for people who are even wilder or quirkier than I am—it’s a rare but fascinating find.

Outside of D/s, my pa**ions include true crime (both reading and watching), writing, graphic design, chasing anything that gets my adrenaline pumping, occasional gaming, reciting entire movies on cue, and dabbling in a variety of other hobbies.

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25 Seguidores - 5 Siguiendo - 5 Insignias

Género: Hombre

Edad: 40-50

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We’ve built a culture where happiness feels like a competition, a performance, or something you’re failing at if it’s not constant. But happiness joy isn’t found in comparisons or the endless pursuit of “more.” Happiness is a byproduct of a life fully-lived. It’s a byproduct of living in alignment with yourself.

The constant pursuit of “am I happy enough?” only creates stress and makes happiness feel like a moving target. The truth is, happiness is a byproduct of living fully, not a goal you can check off a list. It’s what shows up when you focus on things that matter: connection, purpose, gratitude, and being present in your life instead of obsessing over how it looks from the outside.

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Disappointment in others usually comes from one simple mistake: assuming they think like you do. You expect people to follow through, prioritize commitments, and value the same things you do. But they don’t, and that’s where the frustration starts. You’ve created this invisible rulebook for how people should act, but it’s a rulebook they didn’t even know existed. Their “letdowns” aren’t personal. They’re just being themselves, and you’re holding them accountable to a standard they never signed up for.

If you’re someone who prides yourself on being reliable, dependable, or ambitious, it’s easy to get angry when others don’t measure up. You’re projecting your values onto them and expecting them to match your level. Their actions challenge your belief system because you’re holding them to a standard that works for you, not for them. If you want peace of mind, stop expecting others to live by your rules.
Be clear with the people who matter. If you need something from someone, say it. Don’t assume they’ll just know.

Let people be who they are. Not everyone has your priorities, and that’s fine. Their differences aren’t flaws, they’re just not your vibe.
Save your standards for the ones who deserve them. High expectations are great, but only if they’re directed at people who’ve earned that level of trust.

Drop the resentment. Stop expecting people to play roles in your life they didn’t audition for. Watch how they show up naturally and take it for what it is.
Cut yourself some slack. If you’re hard on others, chances are you’re even harder on yourself.

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Growth is beautiful. One day you stop apologizing for the fire inside you and instead use it to light your way.

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I don’t have all the answers but I do know that maybe you’re right where you’re supposed to be right now in your life. MAYBE is a powerful word. It gives you hope.

Maybe your life has led you to this point for a reason.

Maybe all those times you’ve failed, where you didn’t get what you wanted or you were overlooked… they’re leading you to a future where you finally get those things and it's forever.
Maybe all those times you felt self conscious, less or like you were falling behind… they’re leading you to a future where it all clicks and you find a calm sense of self.

Maybe all those relationships that didn’t reach the next level… they’re leading you to a future where you finally realize why it had to happen that way.

Maybe your life has led you to this point for a reason. Maybe there’s more in store for you. Maybe you haven’t wasted the time you think you’ve wasted. Maybe you aren’t lost. Maybe you haven’t missed your shot. Maybe you’re not falling behind.
Maybe you’re right where you’re supposed to be.

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Sometimes, the healthiest choice is being the villain in someone else’s story.

It’s better to be called difficult than allow yourself to be treated as a doormat.

NOT getting what you thought you wanted can be a life-changing gift.

It’s better to be a hot mess living life fully than perfect playing it safe.

Asking for clarity doesn’t scare the right person, it strengthens the connection.

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• Messy action beats perfect inaction every time.
• You either win or you learn, there’s no losing.
• If there’s nothing to lose and everything to gain, why not go for it?
• The things you don’t attempt in life will cost you more than the ones you try and stumble through.

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No one knows the countless battles you fought alone to find so much peace within yourself.

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You made the right decision…
You made the right decision when you let go of someone you still loved because holding on was breaking your spirit. Trust that.

It takes strength to walk away from people who kept promising change but never followed through. To leave behind a connection that only worked when you did all the work. You should be proud of yourself for that strength.

You made the right decision when you stopped letting nostalgia convince you to stay where you didn’t belong. Trust that.

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A two-sentence reminder

Life doesn't end when you have to tear down everything you’ve built and start over. That’s when better things fall into place.

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You can be a 10/10 thirst trap, hotter than a fresh cup of coffee, all curves and no brakes, the most successful and hilarious person in the room... but if you're carrying a heart full of grudges and living with a conscience that’s anything but clean, is that really attractive?
It’s attractive when someone has experienced people and events in life that didn’t recognize their worth but you don’t turn around and treat others in the same way. You didn’t turn bitter or start playing the same dirty games they did. You kept your kindness even when life tried to take it.

People underestimate how hard it is to stay kind, to stay open, when the world keeps trying to make you close up shop. That’s the kind of attractive you can’t buy or fake. It’s in the way you move and in how you treat people, even when no one’s watching.
It’s not just that you’re kind, it’s that you choose to be kind when you have every reason not to be. You’ve been hurt, but you don’t let that turn you into someone you’re not.
The most attractive thing about you is that no matter how many times the world has failed you, you never fail to show up with love anyway.

The most attractive thing about you is that you’ve been through chaos but never handed it back to anyone else. You refuse to let the world's chaos define your character.

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