Asked by Arial

Oh my gosh, yes! Impersonating dinosaurs is literally one of my favorite pass-times. This pretty much accurately represents my life.

Asked by Casca Sinclaire

Hello lovely! I’m hopefully going to be doing some blog posts about my favorite corsets in the near future. My favorite company at the moment is ‘What Katie Did’. They have an absolutely beautiful collection, very diverse too, and the style of their brand is incredibly flattering. I will admit that they are quite pricey, but you’ll be investing in a product that lasts a lifetime and gives you an indescribable sense of femininity and sex appeal. Many cheap corsets that I own tend to be quite boxy and just don’t invoke the ‘love thyself’ element that the more expensive brands offer, so just remember that you tend to get what you pay for!

Asked by Anonymous

This message completely brightened my day. Thank you for your kindness and for being so thoughtful, I’m beyond flattered. I only wish I knew who you were. As a side note, your writing style is beautiful and incredibly eloquent. You should consider doing something with a talent like that. Sending all my love.

Asked by Anonymous

Hi there! My best advice is to be aware of the water content/percentage and thickness when choosing the lenses you want to buy. The higher the water content, the more comfortable they are and the longer you can tend wear them for, but be aware that this can cause dehydration of the eyes which does lead to irritation, so it’s all about finding a balance really. Some people’s eyes are more sensitive than others. I wear my lenses happily for periods of up to an entire day, but I have friends who can’t handle more than 4 or 5 hours. Generally speaking, I’ve not had any problems with them, but it’s common sense to give them a rest every now and then. I will admit that the first time I ever wore circle lenses was a very uncomfortable experience, (I remember walking into walls with tears streaming down my face), so you do need to expect discomfort when you first start wearing them, but I can guarantee that if you commit to putting them in for a short period of time other day, you do get used to them, and after a while you shouldn’t have any problems at all. (You never know, you might be one of those lucky people who is fine with them on your first try!) I barely even notice I’m wearing them nowadays. This link should be useful, and it’s a good website to shop at also: http://www.eyecandys.com/tips-trends/ I hope you find what you’re looking for, good luck lovely! :)

Asked by Anonymous

My father, because he has supported me endlessly and I wouldn’t be here today without him. My best friend Maja, for the same reasons. Christopher Hitchens, for his intellect and his courage to openly, eloquently and aggressively criticise subjects which the majority of people are too cowardice to recognise, confront or accept. The three horsemen (Dan Dennett, Sam Harris and Richard Dawkins) for similar reasons. Neil DeGrasse Tyson, for his intelligence, moral values and character. Stephen Fry, for his mind, strength, honesty, compassion and intellect. Cameron Russell, after seeing her presentation on TED. Princess Dianna: Nothing really needs to be said here. Joanna Lumley, for her ethics and general personality. There are many others, but I’d be here forever!

Asked by Sukomi

Hey hun. Well gosh, thank you. Most agencies and companies who hire models do prefer it if they don’t smoke or drink, and to be honest it’s a very reasonable and logical expectation. As a model you’re expected to be a canvas, and of course smoking and drinking has been proven to cause premature ageing among other things, not to mention the obvious implications of alcohol consumption when models also often represent a brand. I’ve always been a freelance model, it’s never really been a career for me but rather a professional/paid hobby of sorts I guess, so my personal lifestyle choices don’t affect any third parties. I have to be my own boss to be happy, it’s always been that way. I’m a very firm believer in equality and the notion that we should all be able to chose what we do with our own bodies, but ultimately, when you become a professional agency represented model, that in itself is a choice, so I think the ‘unwritten law’ is pretty reasonable.

Asked by Lydia

You should consider reading ‘The Spirits and the Law: Vodou and Power in Haiti’ by Kate Ramsey. :) Good luck lovely!

Asked by Alice

Hi there Alice, thank you so much! I really appreciate the feedback and your support. Big hugs!

Asked by Anna

Hey there Anna! Thank you so much! Your English is wonderful, so please don’t apologise for any mistakes, I’m just grateful to have a follower from so far away! With love from England. :)

Asked by Laerke

Wow, I am beyond humbled. This genuinely made my heart swell and sent a little pulse of emotion through me, which is rare when it comes to messages, given the amount I receive. I have nothing but the sincerest appreciation for my followers and those who support me, especially those like yourself who have done so for such a long period of time. Thank you, so much, you amazing, lovely, thoughtful person! If I could give you a hug right now, I most certainly would. I hope you’re having a wonderful day.