[M4F/TF/FB]

Hello, I’m Habib, which means "lover" in Arabic—a rather poetic coincidence, wouldn't you agree? At 22 years old, I hail from the Middle East, residing in the GMT 2 time zone. Unfortunately, for those seeking in-person connections, I must disappoint you, for that is something I cannot oblige.

I consider myself as a soft dome, finding fulfillment in nurturing and caring for what's mine. I am possessive and can be somewhat controlling.

My aim is to establish a long-term relationship dynamic, one built on trust, value, and mutual pleasure, where praise outweighs degradation.

I am stern when conditions or rules are not met, so look forward for my punishments.

As for my understanding of being a "dome," I interpret it as fostering a profound bond with my partner. I aspire to leave my mark on them—heart, soul, mind, and eventually body.

This connection I seek is grounded in trust, respect, and the pursuit of mutual fulfillment. Please Note that I do not have extensive experience as (having) a domme. So how about becoming my first 😉

Regarding mental health, I have dealt with people having Bipolar Disorder (BP) and Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). You can feel assured that I provide a safe space for you, creating a world where it's just you and me, twin-flamed beings.

In terms of physical description, I'm a bulkier individual with broad shoulders, slightly tanned white skin, black hair, and brown eyes. Standing at 178 cm (or 5’10” for my American friends) and weighing almost 97 kg (or 214 lbs), I have a short, stubbled beard and maintain a muscular physique from regular gym sessions—though I don't boast six-pack abs.

My hobbies revolve around the gym, reading, and indulging in movies and TV series. However, it's important to note that alongside these interests. I study and work so I demand respect for that aspect.

In terms of personality, I align with the INTJ type (for my MBTI enthusiasts). I find comfort in cozy and cuddly moments with loved ones, especially during the winter—a concept beautifully encapsulated by the Danish term "hygge."

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