I know what it feels like to be dominant, the leader-of-dances, opener-of-doors, initiator. And I know what it feels like to be submissive, the chosen-to-dance, seated-by-others, receiver.

I know what it feels like to push a partner against a wall, my firm, hairy chest against her naked breasts. And I know what it feels like to be pushed against the wall and have my soft, smooth flesh explored by probing hands.

I know what it feels like to penetrate, thrusting, until the core of my being is focused around my cock. And I know what it feels like to be penetrated, my body suffused with pleasure until every cell orgasms simultaneously.

That DVD looks fantastic, and thank you very much for having this contest.

There are many things I hate about being a third culture kid (google it! :) also, i prefer “global nomad” but TCK is more widespread) and it’s given me a lot of stuff to fight with in life, but there are also many things I embrace and love about it. It’s a large part of why I’m as open-minded, tolerant, diplomatic, understanding and basically unshockable as I am today. I’m a cultural chameleon, and can blend in almost anywhere. I can look at something from many different viewpoints. A couple of my friends think I’m one of the most culturally-sensitive people they know. And I’ve had a ton of interesting life-experiences that I never would have had otherwise :)

When people would ask me about my sexual orientation I would try to explain that gender didn’t really matter to me and they would say “Oh so you are bisexual.” I couldn’t seem to explain properly that no, I really don’t feel I am bisexual. I knew that I was attracted to people that fell outside of binary gender roles, but I didn’t know how to explain that to others.

It isn’t easy being different in a small southern town, but I still teach my children that “different is good.” When they ask why I explain that life would be so boring if we were all the same.

Finding and embracing the word queer has allowed me to embrace all aspects of my sexuality and to fully accept that different really is good.

What I have become to love the most about being a sex worker is that every single day someone comes up with a sexual notion, fetish or fantasy that blows my mind. It never fails just when I think it will be a day of the usual fuck&suck rigamarole someone will call me up and want me to pretend that I’m a five legged alien with a laser cock.

In my non-work life, I must say that I love being a bit of a minx and using my feminine wiles to make a man weak when he least suspects it. I’m no model, trust me, but when I am feeling sexy and confident there is no better poison!

I love being bisexual as well. It’s awesome to feel very open-minded towards someone no matter what gender they are. I enjoy being able to find the beauty in a crossdresser, female, male, transexual, anyone. I feel much more open-minded for it all.

This looks like an awesome movie. :)

But, I am all those things and more. I’m also an internet porn girl and phone sex operator. I do porn because I love sex, and I try to show other wheelchair users a healthy and kinky sex life.

I’ve seen far too many articles on disabled people paying for sex, it makes me sad. A lot of my disabled friends STILL feel they have to pay or in some cases put up with really abusive/neglectful partners.

To show others that I’m more than just a disabled woman, is worth the mouthful of words that truly describe who I am. The looks on people’s faces when they try to figure out how someone in my “condition” can do so much is just too priceless.

Thanks for your great contest and for having such a wonderful website!