I've always been a lone wolf, going my own way and inventing my own life while travelling. Travelling is not about going from A to B for me, its the Journey itself that is the goal. My motto in high school was: "Some people love the stars too much to fear the dark". I feel very much connected to nature; to the moon, the sea and the mountains especially. Its a solitary life to be on the road - I didn't want to get attached to anything that could weigh me down or hold me back. No loans, no longterm relationships. I think I've found my place now: I have a job that allows me to live abroad for 3-year periods, and I have a son whom I'm trying to teach flexibility and tolerance to.
I know I have to live life NOW, no matter what might be behind the next curve - or I might end up having lived my whole life ON HOLD, anticipating always WHATS NEXT. I'm getting better at it. But I kinda still awaits the Male who'll be catching me and teach me to live a normal life. I think a wolf who's run free (cross-culturing) for so many years might be severely intimidating to most. The only men I spot are those mate-ready Males, just as wild and free as myself, and nowhere near cave-ready yet, or those caving with another female. Oh well... I am surviving.
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- 17 years, 1 month, 6 days ago
