Hi, welcome to my world!

My name is Brianna, and I'd love to share some of my life here as a mermaid in Triopolis. Most of you won't believe me, and that is fine, that's why we have been able to live right under your nose for so long.

First things first. LlmtbLover allowed me to use her account in the weekends under a few conditions. No mature flag, that's her department. No dating through her account. And she reserves the right to block any comment she deems unacceptable. I'm okay with that. I'm here to spread happiness amongst mermaid lovers, not to bash people.

Let me first get a few things out of the way. No, we're not a magical or mythical species. Although we have been around for thousands of years, and early on we mixed with humans, we went in hiding after you started hunting and killing us by the dozens. So I guess we're mysterious, since our species is still very much alive.

And yes, we're a female only society. Which means we're well organized, all inclusive and mostly very happy. Something you could take a few lessons from. Also yes on our need to mate with either dolphins, or... you guessed it. Humans!

Thank God there are still plenty decent men in your society, who bring us new life while keeping our secret. It keeps my people diverse with a large gene pool. Having said that, dolphins are always happy to ehhh.. mate our brains out? Hehe, don't want the owner of this account to put the mature flag on.

I recently turned twenty, which is when we come of age, which means I can leave the safety of our cities, and maybe get lucky in the love department. Unlike you, we can only get pregnant during a two week period per year. And on average we get pregnant three or four times in a twenty year period.

What else? Oh yeah, I said cities. Triopolis consist of three cities, connected through miles long tunnels. You see, our cities are all under the ocean floor, in huge caves formed by active lava streams. These streams are still very present in our "sky", giving us heat and light. We have plenty of communities and cities all across the world, wherever the lava conditions are right. But as far as I know we're the only cities that are connected through safe, underground tunnels.

We have technology, mostly based on converting the heat from lava into movement which we use to drive machines that help us move or lift heavy rocks or coral. No technology like you all have, although I was able to borrow a cellphone from a nice human girl, and that's how I got here to share my story.

That's it for this week. I'm happy to answer any questions you may have, as long as you keep it proper. Hopefully next week I'll be back, but it's quite a swim before I'm in range of a cell tower, so it may take a few weeks before I'm back. I hope to see many questions and I'll try to answer all of them over time.