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I am young Jewess, attractive, kind, funny, witty, outgoing, independent, modest, wild, always laughing and smiling.

Fun facts:
I am 30, lived and traveled in several different countries. Speak several languages. Love all things domestic: cooking, cleaning, running after guests, entertaining, etc. Love all things intellectual, and am always up for a respectful heated debate. Although, I stay away from politics. I am very simple at times, and complex at others.

Favorite books:
"Labyrinth of Desire" by Rosemary Sullivan, "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, "Adele" by Mary Flanagan, "Mama Day" by Gloria Maylor, "Summer People" by Marge Piercy.

Favorite Quote:
"I do not need you to accept my gift of submission, I rather you consider my plea of consideration when properly addressed."

Fair Warning:
I am interested in Jewish Doms/Masters only for relationship. Everyone is just a friend.

5/11/2007 8:02:50 PM
"I am not going to make the case that all classical music is great. Much of classical is pedantic and closed. The best though, they create those listening moments when your mind lets itself go to the music and the emotional space breaks open and thought has to take a back seat, if only for a second.."
5/11/2007 8:01:19 PM
When the Hebrews were asked by Hashem if they would accept the Torah they responded,"Na'aseh V'Nishma", we will do and we will hear.  The ultimate form of submission is to be willing to do the bidding of one's Master with trust before receiving instructions.
3/14/2006 6:06:11 PM

Have you ever?
Have you ever found yourself curled up on a couch and crying. First, a single tear slowly rolling down your check, then another, and another. Next, you are pulling a pillow over your face, and trying to muffle the sounds; the tears are more of a free flowing river by now. All of sudden you get hiccups, and your nose is running, your eyes are burning, and you feel so terribly lonely. The past pains, hurts, misunderstandings wash over you, leaving no room for anything, but pain, endless pain. Dark hole slowly swallowing you up bit by bit, one destroyed sanity after another, fresh chunk of your heart, new part of your soul. Have you ever had that? I had... And it is OK that I had. I will even go on saying it is OK if you had too. But, have you ever had anyone wait for you at the end of your crying with open arms and open heart? Because, you see... I haven't.

coolnight
 
 Age: 22
 Toledo, Ohio