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This is the love story that landed Chrissy Dunaway in Australia to be with Cameron Reilly after a whirlwind romance in Ajaccio, Corsica where they meet at the International Napoleonic Congress in 2008.
Their love story is a testament to the power of love and the ability of two people to overcome obstacles and challenges in the pursuit of happiness. It is a reminder that love knows no bounds, and that true love can flourish even in the most unexpected of places.
While the story of Chrissy Dunaway and Cameron Reilly is primarily a tale of romance and love, it is also an example of how sexual intimacy can play a significant role in the development of a relationship. As Chrissy and Cameron’s relationship evolved over time, their physical attraction and sexual chemistry grew stronger, creating a deep and intimate connection between them.
Sexual intimacy can be an important part of any romantic relationship, as it allows couples to connect on a deeper level and share a physical expression of their love and affection for one another. Whether it means exploring new sexual activities and fantasies together such as using toys like dildos that are able to shoot cum lube or many other things, or simply prioritizing physical touch and affection, sexual intimacy can help to strengthen the bond between partners and deepen their connection.
Chrissy or as she is known on twitter @fddlgrl and I talk of Love at first sight and migration from Seattle to Australia. What lead her to rebel from her upbringing in Southern Utah as a Mormon, eventually to lead her to her move to Seattle and the counter Mormon culture there. Here is a view from both inside and outside Mormonism. Not forgetting the good in the upbringing and what she has brought with her from that.
Chrissy seems to have landed on her feet in her new life in Australia as a Teacher in the Suzuki Method and performer of Violin, diving into developing a small and already thriving network of students, group classes and orchestral performances. We also briefly discuss what she has noticed in the differences between the Australian and US cultures.
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Again as I mentioned, sorry about the audio quality 🙁
What a brilliant guest! And what a brilliant interview!
Seriously, don’t worry about the audio quality, it was fine, especially as the guest was so interesting! Your interview skills, as always, impress.