Dear Reader,
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Physical Appearance: Brown eyes, black hair, five and a half feet tall, 115 (roughly) lbs.
Name: Held for confidentiality and sexual innuendo. I'm sure that you know, of course, that my name is not really Atropa Belladonna, it is simply a pen name. Atropa Belladonna is the scientific name for Deadly Nightshade which is a Hallucinogenic Poison. Ingesting the leaf of this plant will kill an adult and the berries can kill a small, possibly sickly, child. Please take great caution when dealing with Atropa Belladonna.
Age/Birthdate: May 9th 1991, 180 days until I turn 18 (as of November 10th)
Location: Colorado
Sex: Female
I have a few medical problems. My heart beats too deep. It tries to take in blood that is not there, so if my heart starts beating too fast I (sometimes) I get nose bleeds and I can pass out. (As I found out on Labor Day, my hands go numb too. That's only happened twice now.) I also have insomnia and I sleep when I'm happy. Sometimes I take little cat naps now and again, and I guess that's how I keep going through the day...? Who knows?
I got a kitten on June 10th, as a late birthday present from one of my best friends, Rachel. I named her Mercy and she is black and has brown and white spots. She sleeps during the day which means I get NO rest at night, as she is eating my toesies and whatnot.
If there's anything else you'd like to know about me, you can visit myspace: www.myspace.com/thesexarexmyxscars
Love,
The Not So Beautiful
Atropa Belladonna
(A Hallucinogenic Poison)
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