In 1827 General Clausewitz wrote, ‘War is an act of human intercourse. It is no pastime; it is no mere joy in daring and winning, no place for irresponsible enthusiasts.’
Timelessly, like war, sharing true intimacy is consequential — stirring emotions and primal senses.
Who will be the first to disarm?
Before we meet, I prepare: A hot shower, the water cascading down my lathered body. An elegant dress selected carefully. A touch of lipstick applied lightly.
I’m ready for you.
First we face each other. My armor is a slinky, elegant dress that teases my curves. My infantry are soft kisses that maneuver towards the previously inaccessible. My intuitive sense of your body is the ambush to draw you out. My never-ending caresses the cavalry charge.
I wonder which of us will deploy our missiles first? I never bluff.
If I feel you retreating into yourself, my sweet attention will coax your return to the front lines.
Finally, when the last of our defenses lay strewn, I’ll invite you into my embrace to join forces and move as one.
Unlike the battlefield, with intimacy there is strength in surrender. From relinquishment we can forge something profoundly sublime: an authentic human connection. When two people connect in a profound way there is a genuine, blissful surge of energy and pleasure that makes us feel great to be alive. I have no interest in subterfuge or personas; I value each encounter as a singular, mutual exploration of intimate delights and chemistry of heart, body and mind. The greatest compliment you can give me is to be yourself. To impress me; just be. If you’re excited, let me share your joy. If you’re feeling cynical, let me gently soothe you out of your pessimism. I aim to create a space where we can both uncloak and be at ease, free to reveal and explore our multi-faceted true selves.
Slaughter the horses. Burn the bridges. Come cross the Rubicon with me and be thrilled as we lose ourselves completely.
I lead an interesting, fulfilling life that energizes me and, in turn, I bring that enthusiastic, vivacious energy to my relationships. I also enjoy the quieter, simple things in life; Being transported to a world of my favorite author’s own creation, on a torpid New York summer’s day walking barefoot on cool tiles, each step gradually cooling down my body, the flutter of a silk dress on my bare skin, a leisurely breakfast in bed.
I have had the great fortune of being raised in different cultures and have lived all over. Now here we are, our journey crosses paths. However we proceed, let it be with passion, romance and openness.