Game - private question, public answer

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1- My mind. I know it's a silly answer at first, but I couldn't and wouldn't change anything about how my mind is configured today, how I think, why I think that way, my ideas, my creativity. That doesn't mean I'm not open to changes or different points of view in the future; that's what my mind is for—to help me adapt.

2- Unfortunately, my cell phone. Not because of its apps, image quality, or memory. This darn device allows me to connect with people I can't be near and to know what time I have to wake up 😆.

3- Connecting to and escaping into nature whenever I can. That grounding is necessary at a soul level.

4- Something good to read that entertains my mind and keeps it working. There's no specific topic, but I need to keep my mind occupied constantly so I don't feel like I'm shutting down.

5- Mate 🧉. It's cultural and a connection to my land. I drink it every day, all day long.
 
Answer: The last time I was surprised sexually was when I discovered I liked being dominant, which was 20+ years ago. I can't say that anything really surprises me anymore.
 
Answer: I would love to live on a large, wooded piece of land on the outskirts of town with a lake/pond, preferably close to the mountains. I'm a fan of older homes, so I'd build a mid-century style replica, complete with courtyard.

I'd also build it with a dogtrot to create a natural guest suite separate from the main home.
 
Answer:
I always wanted to be a Saint Seiya character, but since that's (sadly) out of reach... 🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

Another of my childhood loves was adventure, like Indiana Jones and Tintin, so my dream was to be an explorer or archaeologist (not a grave robber...although...😆😆).

But as I grew up, reality arrived faster than the dream, and it's not a career with many job opportunities these days.

So the only steps I take today to achieve that dream is to experience those kinds of adventures through the eyes of others.

It might sound sad, but there are other important things I have today, and I wouldn't trade them for the chance to go back in time.
 
Answer: I love art of all forms; part of the reason I love traveling is because of the architecture/pretty buildings LOL
I'm really into museums, opera houses, etc. I love musicals, and I try to attend at least one Broadway/off-Broadway show a year.

Additionally, I did ballet/played the violin from childhood through college (I still play the violin). Also did ballroom for a bit (If you can't tell, I'm very gungho about starting a hobby/interest :LOL: )

Anything that allows me to immerse myself artistically/culturally is right up my alley.
 
From a little kid i have really enjoyed Man from snowy river. I watch it at least obce every year. I am looking forward to introducing it to my horse loving daughters. I think they will enjoy it a lot.
 
There is a Trip, 4 or 5 days that is called the Glaciers Crossings, is in Patagonia and I went with friends (we were 17), we walked around 60/70 miles across Mountain paths and the camping spots are all around Glaciers and big Forests.
Was awesome, scary, cold af, we got hungry, feverish, stomach aches, but I would do that again without questions.
 
Answer:
I have always been a fan of the *asado* (barbecue). Having grilled meat—whether at home or elsewhere—always meant family gathering together: cousins, aunts and uncles, lots of noise, and, of course, that incomparable flavor of meat prepared with plenty of salt, patience, and wood-fired embers.
 
🤔🤔 I could mention something about my appearance, but that would be very frivolous.

Perhaps from a stranger, it could be my eyes (which I only have the burden of carrying; nature gave them to me 😅).

The best compliments always come from people close to me, people who had a good moment during the day and let me know they thought of me, or a bad moment and thinking of me helped them overcome it.

From a lover? That I can get inside their heads and provoke pleasure and unlock sensations they didn't know they had.
 
My Answer: I’d host a dinner party with Michelle Obama, María Hinojosa, Salma Hayek, Ashley and Wynnona Judd, Queen Latifah, The Chicks, Shakira, and Gloria Estéfan.

Our topics will cover their highest and lowest points as professionals in their various industries, creating a community of supportive women outside their families, their experiences with discrimination, harassment and/or related violence, and what they do to unwind and recharge their “girl power batteries.

The menu would include my version of comfort foods: arroz con pollo, ropa vieja, choppy Greek salad, homemade sangría, and chocolate mousse and flan for dessert. That way we wouldn’t have to rush the evening – which would conclude with after-dinner drinks and a pajama dance party.​
 
Answer: A smile from a stranger. We spend so much of our time locked into our digital world, staring at screens, headphones on or focused only on our own lane. When I'm in public, walking to the shops, on the tube, at the gym, I make a conscious effort to try to see people and acknowledge them, pleasantly. If feels good to get a smile back or just a polite nod from someone I may never see again. Manners are free.
 
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