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I’m a single bachelor living in the States. Was diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome (high-functioning autism) when I was thirty years old. Thanks to a tough speech pathologist I was able to work up the drive to leave my parents’ house and now live in my own apartment. I’ve also been gainfully employed for the last 12 years, with my first job since being diagnosed being a maintenance employee for five years at Walmart. I have since become a passenger service agent at a gigantic airport where I mainly push passengers in wheelchairs from inbound flights to connections, baggage claims, or wherever they need to go. When school is out I also escort unaccompanied minors when called to do so. Having other sources of income (though not much more) besides tips and hourly wages gives me the heart to genuinely care for my passengers while fighting for them as hard as I can to make their experience at my airport as positive as possible, though there are so many things I can’t control. Managers, airline employees, and my associates all regard me as the best PSA at the airport, so I try to pass along my victory at beating the unemployment rate of autistic individuals whenever I can. So I basically work where God meant for me to be.
Spare time I mostly visit inkbunny and other websites to relax and unwind from the physical and mental exhaustion that comes from the job. Dragons are my favorite creatures due to the sheer variety offered by the looseness that comes from the term. Bahamut from Final Fantasy and Nall and Ruby from the Lunar series kindled my fascination for the creatures to the point where not a day or a few hours pass by without thinking about them. Not so much as an obsession so much as an escape tactic to counter an otherwise nonexistent social life. Also have a slight kink for rumbling guts but only because of hunger. I mean, all vehicles have alarms for low fuel, so a roaring hungry belly is an essential safeguard for dragons to ensure they don’t fly as dizzy spells, concentration lapses, and muscular fatigue can all contribute to fatal crash landings.
Farts, pee, and poop will make me barf. I will not look at artwork containing these themes. Nor will I look at artwork that involves adult themes in innocent childhood icons and cartoons. No blood, gore, vore, or death themes either. Casual nudity however does have appeal. If nudity can be used to express positive emotions such total trust, pride, and acceptance in others regardless of race, gender, species, natural abilities or physical traits that can used as lethal weapons that can’t be confiscated would mean a lot to wizards, fanged or clawed beasts, and even dragons.
I’m not brave or interested enough to draw or use AI to post artwork, so I mostly just browse, choosing to be an anonymous observer.
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