antidreamgirl
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Let This Lemon Add Some Zest to Your Life!
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About Me
Username:
antidreamgirl
Gender:
Female
Body Type:
Slim/Petite
Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Hair:
Brown
Eyes:
Hazel
Weight:
115 pounds
Height:
68 inches
Country:
Canada
Sexual Preference:
Straight
Smoke:
Non Smoker
Drink:
Non Drinker
Marital Status:
Involved
About Me:
Hello hello and welcome to my corner of the internet! I don't want to waste your time so I like to say right off the bat that I'm non-nude and I don't do explicit stuff. If that's okay with you and you'd like to learn a bit about me keep reading! I'm going to try to keep this shorter than my original profile (which was I forget how many thousand words....) but I do like to be understood, and man can I ever ramble.
My name is Ellie and I'm 30 years old. Like many of the streamers on here, life has thrown me a few curveballs. I think things are finally coming together, though. I'm relatively healthy and ecstatic to be starting back at school full time in the new year. It wouldn't have been possible for me to make the progress I have without the incredible people I've met through and the incredible support I've gotten on MFC.
Tags:
antidreamgirl, philomath, adorkable, epistemophilic, passionate, complex chronic disease, nerd, itty bitty titty committee, empathetic, bubbly, myalgic encephalomyelitis, genuine, IB, filthy socialist, dyslexic, non nude, sapiophile, science, housebound, university dropout, acquired taste, overshare, intellectual stimulation, word play, education, community, Canadian, betty blunder, dad jokes, chemistry, conversations, ADHD
Interests & Hobbies
Meaning of Life:
There isn't a set one, which used to really bother me, but isn't that kind of a relief if you think about it? If there's no divine, absolute meaning it means you can't live your life wrong. The meaning of life is what you make of it.
Favorite Books:
Okay, this is kind of a complicated question because I am a reader and I do like books (I have an enormous collection even after several rounds of trying to downsize) so I feel like I should have good answer, but I mostly read articles these days and when I do read actual books or use my audible it's usually just the sections of some nonfiction that pique my interest the most. My preference for nonfiction basically comes down to intellectual laziness; I like it because it's a more direct way to learn about the world; you still need to consider the same things about biases of the author and context yada yada - but there's less work to do to get to what it's trying to say or what it does say or what you can get out of it. Anyway, for any of the books that come to mind as potential favourites it's either been so long since I've picked them up that I feel like they don't count anymore, or they're something I technically never read cover to cover which feels like shouldn't count either. Instead, I will offer my favourite genres: self help and text books in topics such as biology and chemistry, and list some of the preferred classics I did in high school (I couldn't even keep up in IB but it's still the most I've ever read): Wuthering Heights, The Poinsonwood Bible, Like Water for Chocolate, Pride and Prejudice, 1984,
Talents:
magic empathy, making people teary, reading words as other words, coming across as smarter than I am, heart-touching, booboo-healing kisses, cat whispering, drooling an impressive amount in my sleep
Turn Ons/Offs:
Turn ons: Ben Shapiro's eyebrows
Turn offs: Ben Shapiro
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