attempted fairytale.

Princess Nadya has a lovely enchanted castle in a beautifully ethereal fairy forest, with the beautiful blue ocean just a short walk away, and lush islands in the the distance. However, the evil LL had put a spell on this land, to limit her decorating the castle! The only way she can truly have a royal interior to match the beauty of her castle is to pay a king's ransom every week in a different land... If only there was some way to free her and everyone else from the hold of LL's evil greed... but fat chance of that happening. Next best thing is a handsome prince, who would come and rescue the poor Princess' wallet. Alas... this fairytale really sucks, but is lovely to look at...

Just don't complain about the sparse interior of the castle, unless you're going to rescue the Princess and help her get her new land!!

Princess Nadya

Thank you!!

Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, to everyone who remembered my birthday, and made me feel like a princess throughout this entire month, not merely with gifts, but with respect, kindness, and truly being a genuine friend. 

However, the biggest thank you goes to my family. Others may know my style, my taste, my favourites... but my family knows all of that, and more importantly, they know my heart. They are the best gifts ever, given by God to me years ago, and will always be treasured. To my family, I love you always‼

Once again, thank you to everyone! :D

Princess Nadya

P.S. I have the best family of friends ever.

what's in a name?

Princess. Goddess. Queen. The past couple weeks, I have been referred to by all three titles, and I have come to a conclusion.

I absolutely love it.

Some might think it's vain, pompous, et cetera, but how is it any of those things, when others call me those titles of their own free will? It was not requested or demanded by me, but willingly bestowed to me by them as a compliment, a sign of respect, and other reasons. I know I'm not a deity, and I know that while I am descended from royalty, I possess no such titles as of today (who knows what life holds though). I know what truly matters in life, titles come and go, it's not the measure of one's true worth and character.

Nevertheless, being treated with dignity, admiration, and honour by friends; being spoiled for my birthday month a bit in RL and SL; and being called Princess/Goddess/Queen... it does make me feel pretty damn good! I was also called sweet pea and I rather like that one too. As far as affectionate nicknames go, these are vastly better than snookums or some ridiculously mushy, nonsensical name.

Feel free to call me Princess, Goddess, Queen, sweet pea, beautiful, sexy, gorgeous, and of course, Nadya. (It's better than "Oi, you!") I answer to them all, and I am the same person as always, regardless of names and/or titles. A rose by any other name is still just as sweet, and nothing changes that.

Princess Nadya :)

Fascinating.

TYRP1 (tyrosinase-related protein 1)

Ms. Kruyschek

Ask your doctor if Nadya is right for you!

Nadya is very effective against depression, and very potent as an anti-psychotic, most commonly with women. Nadya is not for everyone, unlike some others. Side effects are most common in women, and rarely seen in men. Women who are prone to insecurity and low self-esteem are strongly advised not to attempt handling Nadya. Well known side effects are anxiety, irritability, confusion, and difficulty swallowing (the truth).

Side effects are generally mild to severe, and may include:

•  Difficulty swallowing (the truth)
•  Amnesia
•  Seizures
•  Speech disorder
•  Upset stomach
•  Constipation
•  Diarrhea
•  Aggression
•  Agitation
•  Anxiety
•  Confusion
•  Depression
•  Hallucinations
•  Hostile
•  Irritability
•  Panicky
•  Overly excited
•  Weakness
•  Shakiness (tremor)
•  Headache
•  Blindness
•  Sweating
•  Closing of the throat (in very rare circumstances)

If side effects are moderate to severe, report them to your doctor immediately for treatment.

Ms. Kruyschek

double pleasure.

The best part of no one knowing anything about your life, is seeing what their mindset is concerning the things they only think they know.

People are so easy to read, and to have a nice bit of fun with. The best fun is when you, metaphorically speaking, hand them the drinking straw wand, a towel/cape, and a chandelier to swing on to their heart's content, so all can see just how insane they can be. Human nature is fascinating to observe already, but the aspects that make others feel sorry, tend to amuse me to no end. Here's to those sad fools, who may never understand the joy and laughs they bring to my day through their insanity. You make observing human nature all the more interesting, and for that, I humbly thank you.

Ms. Kruyschek.