Dullahan89
27 / F / Straight / Single
Ethnicity: White
Height: 5’5”
Body Type: Athletic
Smokes: No
Drinks: Socially
Drugs: No
Religion: Not religious
Sign: Libra but it doesn’t matter
Education: College
Job: Model
Kids: Doesn’t have kids
SELF SUMMARY
Hi, I’m Morgan. Before you ask, no, my pictures are not photoshopped. I am not trying to hide my identity. I really do not have a head. Yes, I am in fact alive and well. I suffer from an extremely rare mutation where I was born headless. As a result, my life has been very challenging. I have a smaller than average brain in my torso and I have struggled with learning disabilities. I am completely deaf, blind and mute without the use of electronic aids. I cannot eat solid food nor can I taste anything. The only “real” sense I have is touch. If you are okay with this all of this and not completely freaked out, read on.
However I believe if life gives you lemons, make lemonade. The doctors didn’t think I would live 6 months and believed I would be a vegetable, but I am alive, healthy and in better physical condition than most people. I have managed to graduate college and live on my own without a caregiver. My life experiences have made me the person I am today and I wouldn’t change a thing. I don't need a head. I wouldn't be as strong and beautiful as I am today if I had been born with one.
THE FIRST THINGS PEOPLE NOTICE ABOUT ME
The answer to that is kind of obvious. Once guys get past the initial shock that there’s nothing atop my shoulders, they then usually notice my chest. And my legs. And my butt. Unlike most girls, I don’t mind this, though. I’d rather you stare at my boobs than the empty space where my head is supposed to be. I wear provocative outfits for a reason. I play to my strengths. If I can’t have a face, I’ll be the best looking body you’ve ever seen.
WHAT I’M DOING WITH MY LIFE
I’m not content with sitting around collecting disability. I have managed to land a modeling career. Physical fitness is extremely important to me and my ideal job would be a fitness instructor, but I cannot speak so that would prove difficult. I enjoy playing soccer and volleyball, going hiking, kayaking, going to the beach and hanging out with friends. I don’t really enjoy watching Netflix all that much because I don’t really “see” the same way most people do and I have trouble seeing the image on a TV. But if I’m with someone I like to snuggle with, I’ll gladly listen.
WHAT I’D WANT IN A DATE
Well, first of all, I’d like someone who isn’t totally put off by my condition. Patience and understanding is a must because I cannot drive and find many things difficult that a normal person wouldn’t. A guy who understands American Sign Language is a huge plus, if not, I’d hope you would be willing to learn. I always carry a notepad and have a phone for text messages so I can talk to people who aren’t fluent. I hope you have an unlimited plan.
I don’t really care about appearance or height – I don’t see very well and would be really tall if I had a head, anyway. You don’t need to be a super athletic fitness junkie like me, either. They say opposites attract and I prefer brainy guys over muscle heads. Pardon the pun, but I’m attracted to a guy with a good head on his shoulders. A guy who is smart, caring and responsible is a must. He also needs to be attracted to headless women, but in my experience that seems to be most guys. I may be a headless body, but this body has a personality and I’d like to find a guy who understands that and loves me for who I am.