First: I'm polyamorous (google it) and married. If still
interested, pls continue reading!
I'm a goober, airhead, redhead, heathen, pierced, tattooed,
horror-loving, bookworm, kinky, geek-girl, hippy-chick, bisexual,
freak girl. My decisions in life are based strictly on my own level
of selfishness, and yes, I'm quite serious. I tend to do as I
please, unless my actions will hurt myself or another. So... to sum
myself up, I am a brazen hussy. A floozy, a brat, a tramp, a girl
you don't take home to meet mom and pop.
Hair dye is an addiction. See photos. At this time, I’m trying
desperately to at least present a vague appearance of normal by
keeping my tresses their natural strawberry blonde. The results are
entertaining: Scully with facial piercings (or if you’d prefer,
Punk Tiffany)
Must love: redheads, spontaneity, blunt honesty, road trips,
piercings, curves, being assertive, reading, driving &
navigating, playing, water (IE: steam, rain, baths/showers, sports
[water skiing, swimming, beach bumming, etc], aquariums, so forth
& so on), touching, flirting
I love: geeks, hands, honesty, dry humour, playfulness, long hair,
flirting, touching, the ability to chat into the wee hours of the
morning, creative minds, passion, ingenuity, gypsies, adventure,
kissing, playfulness, strong arms, polyamory
I loathe: arrogance, racism, the inability to communicate, mullets,
openmouthed chewing, super cold weather & most winter sports,
testosterone punks, worrying
All of this nonsense said, I must admit that I can be a bit of a
challenge to engage at first. Once I've warmed to a person, you'll
not be able to shut me up (Be Prepared Tip #1: bring duct tape).
Editors
Were I able to, I'd attend university for a bachelor of nursing
degree, then travel in the Peace Corps as a nurse, upgrade my
schooling to specialize as an OR Nurse then travel with Doctor's
Without Borders.
This has changed over the years, and my last "what I want to do
with my life" edit involves travelling the DRC (Congo Africa) and
treating the survivors and victims of rape.
Sadly, the Peace Corps will not allow for my Canadian family (I'm
American). This realization is what brought me to seek other
adventures, but my main goal of becoming a nurse is still in sight,
regardless of which Proper Noun I'm travelling with.
Editors
Being a catalyst, speaking my mind, putting my foot in my mouth
(repeatedly) and always knowing just when to say the wrong thing.
It's a talent, really! Usually *someone* ends up laughing!
Piercings. I
have many.
Please don't ask (in regards to
piercings or
tattoos): Did that hurt? Does that go
through the bone?
My bright red hair. It has been almost every shade under the sun in
the past, but I'm working towards ending my hair dye addiction.
Really. I can stop anytime I want to.
Eschatological:
What I noticed is that
omarley is a unique, independent person.
There is a lot going on inside her head. She is a creative,
powerful force.
Editors
Books: Faithful Elephants (Yukio Tsuchiya) Outlander Series (Diana
Gabaldon) Callahan's Series (Spider Robinson) Myth Series (Robert
Asprin) Taltos Series (Steven Brust) Kushiel's Series (Jacqueline
Carey)
Movies: Deeply, Lost and Delirious, Never Ending Story, Labyrinth,
Dark Crystal, The Life of David Gale, I am Sam, Princess Bride
"Never" is such a restrictive word! Aside from the basics (food,
water, shelter):
My two best friends. Someone to navigate (I sure can't!). Freedom.
Literacy. Modern medicine. The ability to communicate.
The impact of perspective on our daily social interactions, how
critical we are of others, and the power of suggestion. The Oxford
Comma.
I adore
women. I
crave female companionship, although I don't have the slightest
idea how to approach women without tripping over my own
tongue.
However, having said that, I also can not have a purely sexual
relationship with another female (like I can with males). I enjoy
the soft, romantic lovemaking that curls your toes and sends one
into a state of bliss for days.