KiraMontoya

KiraMontoya's own introduction lists movies and art. That is a self-description, written once, not a claim about what a conversation would actually be like. It is still worth noting, since so little else here can be acted on. Twenty, white, blonde hair, grey eyes, a skinny build: four appearance facts that will confirm or rule out a preference and nothing further. No language field was given, so there is no way to know whether the exchange starts on shared ground. What you are left with is a couple of chosen words and a set of descriptors. Whether either amounts to anything is not something this record can settle, and the room itself is free to check.

Hi, my name is Kira. I will be glad to meet you and learn about you and your interests, I love drawing and watching horror movies heheh Let's become friends.

I like horror, drawing, listening to music, and most of all I like metal and rock. I also like to be well looked after and when guys behave like gentlemen.

Not into: I don't like rude guys who don't respect my personal boundaries. I prefer to look at the moon and stars rather than the sun.

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