PortiaFudge

White, blonde, grey eyes, an athletic build, nineteen. That is the complete record on PortiaFudge, four descriptors and an age, nothing more. Descriptors like these are useful exactly once, for checking against a preference you walked in with. They stop being useful the moment that check is done, because none of them describe a conversation, a mood, or anything that happens after you arrive. No languages are listed beyond what is assumed, and nothing here was written by PortiaFudge about PortiaFudge. What you have is a filter, not an introduction. Whether it is worth going further than the filter is a question the record cannot answer, and confirming it costs nothing but the click.

My name is Kate, I'm 19 years old. I'm studying to be a programmer. I love water skiing and dolphins I would like to go to the most uninhabited island in the world and conquer the biggest wave. I also want to swim with sharks. My goal in life is to earn money for a trip around the world and explore every corner of our planet, and then settle down somewhere in a small European town and open my own little shop.

My main hobbies are anime and games! I can't imagine my life without these two things

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