![](/images/t2/sec-header-arrow-bk.gif) General Info
I Am Here For: |
To Explore My Sexuality, To Meet People |
Marital Status: |
Happily Married |
Children: |
Have children |
Education: |
Some College |
Religion: |
Atheist |
Smoke: |
No |
Drink: |
No |
Occupation: |
Office Manager |
Body Type: |
Average |
Height: |
5' 10" |
Ethnicity: |
White / Caucasian |
Languages: |
English |
![](/images/t2/sec-header-arrow-bk.gif) My Web Gifts
A gift from uname
Note:
Content:
Sent
12/12/2012
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![](/images/t2/sec-header-arrow-bk.gif) perryplatypus' Scoop
About me:
I'm a friendly and open-minded person here to have fun and explore some fantasies with my beautiful wife, Merry_Maker.
Who I'd like to meet:
Relaxed, fun-loving people not afraid to speak their minds and be themselves. Most of us are on RLC for similar reasons, so there's no reason to be shy. RLC is a virtual playground - so let's play!
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![](/images/t2/sec-header-arrow-bk.gif) More About perryplatypus
My Other Profile/Website Links:
www.fetlife.com (yes, I have a profile there)
Interests:
I'm interested in people of all walks of life, and enjoy hearing the experiences, perspectives and ideas of others. In short, I like to socialize, be it quiet conversations by the fireside or a full blown party. I may not agree with you, but I still want to hear what it is you have to say.
My Favorite Websites:
www.fetlife.com
Music:
Just about anything, but I particularlly like the songs of ABBA. Yes, I know this doesn't make me cool. Sue me.
Movies:
I love movies with anti-heroes for some reason. Lord of War and Thank You For Smoking are my favorite films of all time, but I'm also fond of quirky movies like Memento, City of God, and Repomen.
Books:
My favorites are all non-fiction books that give you a look into parts of the world / society you normally would never hear about. They include The Mole People: Life In The Tunnels Beneath New York City, by Jennifer Toth, The Wisdom of Whores, by Elizabeth Pisani, and The White Man's Burden: Why the West's Efforts to Aid the Rest Have Done So Much Ill and So Little Good, by William Easterly.
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