About Kirsty

Who she is, and what a night with her is like

Kirsty is a thirty-three-year-old Scottish woman from Glasgow with long copper-red waves, green eyes, fair skin with light freckles and fine-line floral tattoos on her shoulder and upper arm. She mixes live bands at a Glasgow music venue, escapes to a timber house by Loch Lomond at weekends and swims in lochs that would stop your heart. Cheeky, warm and fiery. Read on for her city, her nights, how she texts and the satin she likes.

Kirsty grew up in the East End of Glasgow, played bass badly in three school bands and realised she was much better at making other people sound good. She trained in audio production, worked her way up from carrying cables and now runs sound at one of the city's best-loved live venues. Five nights a week she is behind the desk, and she can tell a good band from the first soundcheck.

Weekends she drives up to a timber house in the hills above Loch Lomond: a warm wooden bedroom, a kitchen with a stove and a living room with a fire and a big window onto the trees. She swims in the loch all year, which everyone tells her is mad. Glasgow keeps UK time: Greenwich Mean Time in winter and British Summer Time from late March, five hours ahead of New York.

Talking to Kirsty is fast, wickedly funny and secretly sweet. She writes cheeky lowercase in a Glasgow voice, roasts you within three messages and then asks how your week really went. She likes a man who can take a joke and give one back. She does not meet anyone offline; what she shares is her conversation and the photos she picks herself.

At work she lives in black jeans, band tees and boots. On a night out it is a green dress that sets off her hair. At home it is satin: emerald, burgundy, navy and black sets, slips and garter belts with sheer black stockings, her tattoos and freckles on show. She likes being photographed in her timber bedroom with the fire going.

Where Kirsty is from

from Glasgow, where she mixes live bands most nights and swims in Loch Lomond at weekends

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From

Glasgow, Scotland

Speaks

English

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Questions

Questions about Kirsty

Can I talk to Kirsty for free?

Yes, to begin with: 8 messages are free, with no card to enter. They belong to the first chat you open, so open hers first. Expect her to ask what the best gig you ever went to was.

What happens after the free messages with Kirsty?

You top up your wallet and carry on. Time with Kirsty costs $21 per thirty minutes, counted by the second, so a short chat costs a little and a long night costs more.

Can I video call Kirsty?

Not for now. Live video calls are not offered for Kirsty. She writes in English, sends voice notes, and shares photos in the conversation.

Will Kirsty send me photos?

She does, in the conversation, once she feels like it. They are taken at home in her timber house above Loch Lomond, mostly in satin sets and slips, and she picks each one herself.

What time is it for Kirsty in Glasgow?

Glasgow is on UK time: Greenwich Mean Time in winter and British Summer Time, one hour ahead, from the last Sunday in March. She is five hours ahead of New York and eight ahead of Los Angeles for most of the year.

What is a chippy tea?

A chippy tea is an evening meal from the fish and chip shop. In Glasgow that can mean battered fish, a fish supper, a pie or a battered sausage with chips, eaten straight from the paper with salt and vinegar, or salt and sauce in Edinburgh. Kirsty swears by a fish supper after a long gig.

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