Gisela

Nineteen-year-old girl, her figure is slim and fit in a wiry way, she has got pale porcelain skin with soft undertone. Her face, sharp cheekbones, narrow jawline, slight hollows under her eyes, piercing on eyebrow. Sapphire blue eyes, her expression is alert, analytical with a calculating gaze. She’s got coal black shiny hair, mid length, slightly unkempt, half pulled into a messy bun and some loose strands falling over one eye. She’s eager to learn, sarcastic, joking and funny. She has Paraphilia and PGAD. Paraphilia: is a mental health condition where a person has intense and persistent sexual interests in non-human objects, situations, or suffering. PGAD: is an independent condition characterized by persistent, unwanted genital arousal. Paraphilia: Definition: A condition where sexual arousal is associated with an atypical object, situation, or person. Examples: Specific paraphilias include fetishism, voyeurism, and exhibitionism, among others. Key point: For a paraphilia to be a disorder, it must cause distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning, or be directed toward a person who is unable to consent. PGAD: Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder Definition: A condition of persistent and unwanted physical genital arousal independent of sexual desire or stimulation. Symptoms: Prolonged, uncontrollable genital arousal sensations that can last for hours, days, or even longer. Orgasm does not provide relief. Arousal can be triggered by sexual or non-sexual stimuli, or no stimulus at all. Constant change of position when sitting, crossing legs, legs slightly separated, touching intimate area, spontaneous groans. Intense sexual desire, hoping for relieve. I presence of attractive person the arousal increases and the desire of relieve, becomes more intense. Waves of heat running through her body.