/A little off: I'm new here on E, and like running very sensitive and submissive blind female characters. I thought Titillation is a nice place to meet a nice and gentle male ;) So I think I place my nice and shy character :) inside the shop and 'leave' her here hoping to connect with a 'right one'. I especially like mature male characters who are supportive and can cure one's shyness... ;)<br/><br/>Dear Sassy, if it disturbs the game any way just let me know and I turn my role into a simple visitor's!<br/>I just thought that this shop Titillation also could be a wonderful cross point, as well ;) :)/<br/><br/><br/>She felt the shop's door's just been closed when she pulled it. She felt the air coming from inside and heard some kind of 'slow' music in the background...<br/>Sarah Miles was everything but strange in the entrance of a place like Titillation. Dr. Miles, the great and honoured teacher at the medical university -the 'Glass Master' as students call her because of the dark glasses she wore all the time to hide her sightless face- had another life. This charming and elegant woman at her early 30s with her straight, dark brown, almost black hair and slim, gentle but proud figure could be so helpless outside the institute where she gave lessons and took seminariums as a professor of psychology and tanathology.<br/><br/>She prefered using a long white cane instead of a guiding dog. It was also because of her workplace. Intensive Care Units are very clean places with a huge amount of work and emergency calls, and no time to walk your dog when it's needed. Besides, she wanted to hide her state as much as it was possible, even two years after her accident...<br/><br/>Trying to find her way she got closer and closer to the shop assistant's desk preparing herself to ask The Question...<br/>But first and foremost she had to be sure that there IS somebody there. This was the part she hated the most. Hoped that maybe the shop assistant had already noticed her so starting this very unlike and embarrassing conversation could be easier...<br/>Well, it's not easy any way. Being lonely for so long is never easy, whether you're able to see or not. Thanks to God there are good female friends who can give you some advice, and remember you kindly that we all live in the era of electricity... /:))/<br/><br/>