Entrevista

• O que você gostaria que seus leitores soubessem sobre você que é único e até um pouco pessoal?
  There are so many fetishes we are into - mine is sounding. The reaction I get most times about it is how straight people react to bottoming (How could you put THAT there!). If you're interested, let me know!
• O que você mais gosta em si mesmo?
  I don't have to live in shame because I am learning to love myself; I am not plagued with anxiety because I practice rigorous honesty; and I am rich with life experiences because I have the courage to explore.
• O que você faz para se divertir?
  I'm really social, I like to hang with friends, go to concerts, and participate in kickball league. I'm also a TV buff and like to play PS4.
• Conte-nos sobre a melhor experiência que você teve na vida.
  Studying Mandarin in Taiwan was so amazing. Later when I went back to Taiwan 3 years later, my Taiwanese friends were so welcoming again and planned all of these excursions. Taiwan had this silly tourism jingle called "Taiwan Touch Your Heart," and it was so true!
• O que os outros deveriam saber absolutamente sobre você?
  You should know that I am sober - but I won't decline your invitation for drinks. Alcohol wasn't my problem; however, I still don't drink. I hope you find that I'm really at peace with myself.
• Quais são 5 coisas que você não pode viver sem?
  Cuddle naps
  Music
  Hot toddies
  My passport
  Grandma's hashbrown casserole
• Que tipo de regime de dieta e fitness você segue?
  In the last year, I have completed 3 triathlons. I decided to concentrate on lifting over the summer, and I bike as much as I can. As far as diet goes, I committed to paleo this summer and felt great -- but I think the real secret generally is to avoid processed foods. I will never say no to my grandma's pie or Ben and Jerry's!
• Com que frequência você viaja? Você prefere viajar ou você é mais um casero?
  Oh my gosh -- I love traveling, and I travel whenever I can I have lived in 5 countries and visited 18. Little road trips to small towns are just as great. But honestly, I'm happy to stay at home for a lazy weekend too.