sebastian-50335834 @sebastian-50335834
I've always been fascinated by the idea of being watched. As a child, I would often sneak into my parents' bedroom to peer through their closet window at night, watching the shadows dance across the walls as they slept. It was a thrill unlike any other, and one that has stayed with me throughout the years.
As I grew older, this fascination only deepened. I began to seek out opportunities to be watched, even if it meant putting myself in uncomfortable or vulnerable situations. My parents would often catch me sneaking into their bedroom at night, and while they were initially upset, they eventually came to accept my behavior as a quirk of mine.
Despite the potential risks, I couldn't help but feel drawn to the idea of being watched. There was something about it that made me feel alive, like I was performing for an invisible audience. And so, I continued to seek out these opportunities, always pushing myself to new heights and testing my boundaries in ways both thrilling and terrifying.
