Hey there, sugar baby here! I'm 24 years old and identify as nonbinary, though I am more feminine presenting (I was assigned female at birth). When it comes to pronouns, feel free to use whatever you're comfortable with, but they/them pronouns generally work for me.

I'm really looking forward to connecting with accepting and open-minded individuals, as I believe that's essential for a positive and enjoyable experience. It's important to me to avoid wasting time on people who aren't on the same page.

Recently, I completed a postgraduate degree and have aspirations of becoming a journalist or author in the future. Maybe even exploring academia further and earning a PhD to become a teacher in higher education. Who knows where life will take me?

In my free time, I enjoy expressing my creativity through art and engaging in volunteer work for charitable causes. Animals hold a special place in my heart, and I love taking care of them. I consider myself to be a very imaginative and creative person, and I really value connecting with like-minded individuals who are innovative, accepting, empathetic, and open-minded. Some people have even commented that I have a high level of emotional intelligence and an old soul vibe.

I prefer to avoid stress and instead enjoy casual and comfortable activities. While I'm new to sugar dating, I'm open to trying new things as long as I feel confident in doing so. I'm not looking for anything overly serious at the moment, and it would be great if my ideal sugar guardian is based in the UK,or is able to visit the UK, at a minimum. A great sense of humor and a diverse range of interests are important to me, as I love engaging in lively and intriguing conversations.

It's also crucial that you have excellent critical thinking skills and possess wit. I hope that all doesn't sound like too much, I just wanted to be upfront about my preferences before anyone reaches out to me.

One important note about me is that I am autistic. However, I'm eager to step out of my comfort zone. I have low support needs and it's nothing too serious. So, definitely a big NO to activities involving lots of jumping around in mud and rolling down hills! Haha.