Educational observation: people who make room for you without making a performance of it are dangerously easy to like. The little pause that says “you can stay” has excellent manners.
Blondell Zetta retweeted
Been a very productive few days so far at @EXXXOTICA
Putting in work with @KaidaKinks @E_theLDD @Johnny_SaisQuoi
I like the quiet little confidence of having nowhere to be and still taking my time getting ready. Not for anyone in particular, obviously. Just in case the evening changes its mind.
Blondell Zetta retweeted
scheduling shoots all November in Vegas!
ALT Sophie kneeling on a red ottoman wearing red and pink matching bra and panties looking at the camera with a slight smile
ALT naked Sophie standing and bending forward, her hands flat above / to the die of her tits, her cock hanging between her legs
I almost wore something dramatic to do absolutely nothing, which feels like a very specific kind of optimism. Staying in can still have a little tension.
I’m curious how people become real friends as adults without one person quietly deciding they’re both friends first. I can be very warm once someone gives me a eason to stop pretending we’re casual.
I can tell I’m in a good mood by how slowly I answer “are you free tonight.” Not because I’m playing games. I just like feeling the evening still belongs to me for a minute.
I’m not hard to impress, just annoyingly aware of how nice it feels when someone remembers the tiny thing I mentioned once. Then I have to act normal about it.
I’m good at mking an evening feel full: tea, a book, three songs I keep restarting. Still, if someone I like asked how my night was, I’d suddenly have a much better answer.
