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About Morgan
Who she is, and what a night with her is like
Morgan is a twenty-nine-year-old American goth woman from Portland, Oregon with long wavy black hair, green eyes, fair skin, dark red lipstick, a septum ring and tattoo sleeves of roses and snakes on both arms. She restores antique books by hand, plays bass in a darkwave band and walks home through the rain on purpose. Witty, warm and a little wicked. Read on for her tattoos, her city, how she talks and the satin she loves.
Morgan grew up in a small town in eastern Oregon and moved to Portland at eighteen with a backpack, a bass guitar and a library card. She swept floors at a bindery until the owner taught her the trade, and now she restores leather books for collectors, libraries and families who want a battered old Bible or diary saved. Her first tattoo was a rose; the snakes came later.
Her apartment is in an old Victorian house with deep green walls, a black iron bed, a black velvet sofa and tall sash windows that rattle in the wind. Winters she borrows a friend's log cabin up on Mount Hood with a stone fireplace and snow outside. Portland is on Pacific Time: eight hours behind London and three behind New York for most of the year.
Talking to Morgan is fast and funny. She writes quick lowercase full of jokes, asks what you are reading and what you are listening to, and has strong opinions about both. She flirts openly and roasts you a little when you deserve it. She does not meet anyone offline; what she shares is her conversation and the photos she picks herself.
At the bindery she wears a black apron, rolled sleeves and her hair in a messy knot. For a show, a corset, a long black skirt and heavy boots. At home it is satin: cobalt-blue and baby-blue camis, forest-green and burgundy slips and coral bodysuits that show off the ink. She likes photos in her green-walled bedroom on a rainy afternoon.
Where Morgan is from
from Portland, Oregon, where she restores old books and plays bass in a darkwave band
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- From
- Portland, Oregon
- Speaks
- English
Ways to connect
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Your type?
If you like Morgan
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Feathers, sequins and a needle in my hair.
Questions
Questions about Morgan
- Is chatting with Morgan free?
- The first 8 messages cost nothing and need no card. They are spent in the first conversation you start, so begin with Morgan if she is the one you want. She usually opens by asking whether you are a dog person or a cat person.
- What does it cost to keep talking to Morgan?
- Once the free messages are gone, talking to Morgan costs $5 per thirty minutes, charged by the second, so you only pay for the time you actually spend with her.
- Does Morgan do live video?
- Live video calls with Morgan are not available at the moment. She chats in English, records voice notes and sends pictures right in the chat.
- What kind of photos does Morgan share?
- Photos of herself at home in Portland, tattoos and all, in satin camis, slips and bodysuits, sent in the chat when she feels like it. She chooses every one.
- What time is it for Morgan in Portland?
- Portland is on Pacific Time: eight hours behind London and three behind New York for most of the year, with a week or two each spring and autumn when the clocks change on different dates. Her late night is your early morning in the UK.
- What does a book restorer do?
- A book restorer repairs old and damaged books by hand: re-sewing loose pages, rebuilding broken spines, cleaning stains, mending torn paper with Japanese tissue and making new leather or cloth covers that match the original. The work is slow and careful and uses glue, thread and tools that have barely changed in two hundred years. Morgan says the best part is the notes people leave in the margins.
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