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Not sure if this is the best place to look for something sincere but here goes!
Single guy 5ft8, light brown hair, beard, on the hairy side, stocky, great blue eyes, majestic eyebrows. Thoughtful caring nature, can laugh at just about anything and a real sucker for a caring soft dom. Im a little nerdy, I enjoy anime, LOTR, HP, bit of gaming, etc but comparatively enjoy spending time in nature, camping or exploring. Living in the UK but I have a different accent, can you figure it out? :). I live alone, drive, independent, no kids but do have a busy work life.
I'm patient enough that I'm looking for great chemistry and to spend quality time with someone who appreciates intimacy, gentleness, curiosity and light hearted fun. Open to short but would be great to find someone who is open to something longer term, I just like hearts and expectations to be in the right place!
Being more specific to what kind of dynamic, not necessarily needing someone very dominant, I am somewhat switchy myself but I yearn for cuddling (sometimes bound) with a gentle soft dom who wishes to keep me focussed on her with slow gentle touches keeping me on edge and ready for whatever and whenever she needs. I do like to get a little desperate but it would be somewhat a bonding experience. As mentioned, being a little switchy I enjoy doing this with a partner too.
I dont necessarily have a "type" I know if I'm attracted to someone or not but I will admit to a bit of an interest in ANR.
If you think this sounds like anything you'd be interested in, send me a message describing a little about yourself and what you resonated with in this short post :)
I am 420 friendly, its a deal-breaker for some so ill mention it, move along and have a good day if so ;)
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