I’m an OmniSexual Polyamourous Switch owned by Soulhuntre. I enjoy listening to music, playing board games, hanging out with my zoo and reading all kinds of fiction. My birthday is December 8th - if you’d like to send me a little something, check out my Amazon Wish List
Is Tatsumi you’re real name? Where are you? Can we go out sometime? Are you bisexual?
No, “Tatsumi” is a screen name I picked out of a Japanese baby book. It means “beautiful dragon”. I chose it because I liked the meaning and the culture intrigues me. I’m American by birth. My family is Italian and Slovak. If you really want to know my given name, follow the links throughout this site and you just might find it ![]()
I currently live in New Jersey (Princeton area) with my folks, two dogs, two cats and a whole lot of goldfish.
Sorry, but I don’t typically hook up with people I’ve met online.
Actually, I consider myself onmi-sexual
Do you have any tattoos or piercings?
My first tattoo was on my inner hip. I never got it removed or covered over because it is a special symbol to me marking a time in my life that I will always treasure. When I quit smoking (Labor Day weekend, 2004) I got my second tattoo.
I have had several body piercings over the years (horizontal nipple piercings (twice), vertical nipple piercings, clit hood, right outer labia and a Madison which was a curved barbell at the front of my neck) but the only ones I wear jewelry in right now are my vertical nipple barbells. All the others are out now for various reasons and I cherish their scars. Before you ask: Yes, they all hurt when they were pierced, and No, they don’t hurt anymore:)
Can I talk to you? Do you answer e-mail?
I don’t usually get around to responding to emails so the best way to say hello is to leave a comment on my blog.
Do any of your friends and family know about this website? What do they think?
The friends that know about this site all think it’s cool. My family is very supportive about the parts they know about. They don’t want to know about the rest and I don’t want to tell them. I think it works well ![]()