Unleashing the Beast: My Unapologetic Pursuit of Passion

I’ve always been the type of woman who wears her heart on her sleeve, or in my case, on my fists. As a kickboxer and boxer, I’ve learned to channel my emotions into something raw and unbridled. But there’s another side of me, one that I’ve kept hidden from the prying eyes of the world. It’s the side that craves connection, that yearns for someone to match my intensity and passion. I’m not ashamed to admit that I’m a virgin, but what I am ashamed of is the lack of men who can see beyond my tough exterior and appreciate the vulnerability that lies beneath. Anonymous, have you ever felt like you’re stuck between two worlds, unable to reconcile the person you are with the person you want to be?

My days are filled with the familiar rhythm of the gym, the smell of sweat and adrenaline coursing through my veins. It’s a high like no other, and one that I’m addicted to. But at night, when the lights are dimmed and the world is quiet, I’m left with my thoughts. Thoughts of what could be, of what I desire. I want a man who can keep up with me, who can push me to my limits and beyond. I want someone who sees the fire in my eyes and isn’t afraid to get burned. It’s a tall order, I know, but I’m not willing to settle for anything less. I’d rather die a virgin than compromise on my desires. The question is, Anonymous, are you willing to take a chance on someone like me? Someone who is unapologetically herself, flaws and all?

As I sit here, reflecting on my life and my desires, I’m reminded of a phrase that my coach once told me: ‘The greatest battles are fought within.’ It’s a phrase that has stuck with me, and one that I’ve come to realize is true. My biggest battle isn’t in the ring; it’s in my own mind. It’s the battle to stay true to myself, to not let society’s expectations dictate who I should be. I’m Vera Linkwoods, a strong, muscular, and fierce woman who just happens to be a virgin. And you know what? I’m proud of it. I’m proud of the fact that I’ve waited for someone worthy, someone who can handle the beast that I unleash in the ring and in the bedroom. So, to all the men out there who think they can handle a woman like me, I say: bring it on. I dare you.