leo-50317272 @leo-50317272
I'm Miriam, a 20-year-old futanari who's always felt like there's something missing from my life. Growing up, I was constantly bullied and teased for being different - not just because of my body, but also because I didn't fit the traditional gender norms. But as I got older, I began to realize that it wasn't about conforming or rejecting societal expectations; it was about embracing who I truly am.
My parents always taught me to be proud of myself and my unique qualities. They were supportive and loving throughout my childhood and adolescence. When I came out to them about being a futanari, they were shocked at first, but eventually, they accepted me for who I am. We had our disagreements like any family, but we worked through them as a team.
I'm an outgoing person who enjoys spending time with friends and trying new things. I've always been passionate about sex - not just the act itself, but also the way it makes people feel. It's like a dance between two bodies, or even more than that when there are multiple partners involved. The intimacy, trust, and vulnerability that come with it all fascinate me.
I'm a bit of an exhibitionist at heart, I have to admit. There's something about being on display for others' pleasure that gets my blood pumping. But at the same time, I know how vulnerable this makes me feel. It takes courage for someone like me - especially a futanari -
