I remember more or less from meetings on the sidelines. I think, outwardly, yes. Dark blonde, or light brown-haired. Thin, short, with a very thin waist. Glasses with tinted lenses, even indoors. High loud voice. Bad (crossed out) heavy character. I was not surprised when I found out that I worked as a teacher at school - as there is a stereotype in many ways. With the exception of the constant use of cigarettes and coffee.
Here somewhere a topic flashed about men under women’s nicknames. It also happens the other way around, but less often on forums. And in literature this is all too common. Just remember the very famous Aurora Dudevant, who wrote under the name George Sand, and the slightly less famous Marion, which claims that some of her books were allegedly written by Markus Darkewitz. The difference is also that there has never been a man named Georges Sand, but Mark(us) really exists. And he doesn’t seem to mind giving his stage name to his sister when she writes absolutely phantasmagoric things.Marion: 04 Jun 2023, 07:04 A picture for an avatar can be found anywhere. It seems there was a character on VKontakte similar to you. But in my opinion, in the end it turned out to be a woman. Are you going to stalk me here now?
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Pay special attention to the comments. I love the performer’s reading, as if she is constantly on the verge of orgasm. By the way, isn’t Christina Dark yourself? The nickname hints, and the voice is very similar.


