Teh One Who Knocks
10-29-2021, 01:52 PM
By Sophie Foster, Lifestyle & Travel Reporter - The Daily Star
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A stunning Playboy model has revealed that Halloween reminds her of one of her formative sexual experiences.
Luana Sandien, from Brazil, has over 66,000 Instagram followers, @luanasandien, who love her sizzling bikini snaps.
But, despite all of the attention the model gets she’s revealed that she’s actually “auto-sexual”.
Autosexuality is defined as someone who experiences sexual attraction to themselves usually more than other people.
Yes, that’s right, Luana fancies herself the most!
Autosexual people often prefer masturbation to sexual intercourse with others.
The Playboy star revealed she discovered her preference on Halloween when she dressed up in a sexy costume.
Posting a raunchy snap on Instagram, Luana commented: “My first orgasm was wearing a Halloween costume.”
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The model added that she looked in a mirror while wearing the costume and realised she had a fetish for herself.
Luana noted: "I was attracted to myself.
“I always felt that way, I just didn't know there was a name for it.
"It's nice to know I'm not crazy for it, or a massive narcissist, it's something real that a lot of people experience.
“It was very important to find out that I'm not alone...
"There was always a part of me that thought it was weird."
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She continued: “It just means I love myself a little bit more, and I'm just happy with myself and how I look.
“And if I were someone else, I would date me, it's not just something to do with having a huge ego, or anything like that.”
The outfit was a dominatrix-style lingerie set, but she also tried on a red jumpsuit to model a character from the Netflix series, La Casa de Papel.
And, the skin-tight red jumpsuit also got Luana feeling hot and heavy.
Now, Luana claims that she looks forward to spooky season every year.
She noted: “This is one of the festivities I like the most and I was sad to spend a year without it [during the pandemic].
“Halloween reminds me how I discovered myself."
https://i.imgur.com/ckUrMKw.jpg
A stunning Playboy model has revealed that Halloween reminds her of one of her formative sexual experiences.
Luana Sandien, from Brazil, has over 66,000 Instagram followers, @luanasandien, who love her sizzling bikini snaps.
But, despite all of the attention the model gets she’s revealed that she’s actually “auto-sexual”.
Autosexuality is defined as someone who experiences sexual attraction to themselves usually more than other people.
Yes, that’s right, Luana fancies herself the most!
Autosexual people often prefer masturbation to sexual intercourse with others.
The Playboy star revealed she discovered her preference on Halloween when she dressed up in a sexy costume.
Posting a raunchy snap on Instagram, Luana commented: “My first orgasm was wearing a Halloween costume.”
https://i.imgur.com/VC9L2oZ.jpg
The model added that she looked in a mirror while wearing the costume and realised she had a fetish for herself.
Luana noted: "I was attracted to myself.
“I always felt that way, I just didn't know there was a name for it.
"It's nice to know I'm not crazy for it, or a massive narcissist, it's something real that a lot of people experience.
“It was very important to find out that I'm not alone...
"There was always a part of me that thought it was weird."
https://i.imgur.com/GbTLMvG.jpg
She continued: “It just means I love myself a little bit more, and I'm just happy with myself and how I look.
“And if I were someone else, I would date me, it's not just something to do with having a huge ego, or anything like that.”
The outfit was a dominatrix-style lingerie set, but she also tried on a red jumpsuit to model a character from the Netflix series, La Casa de Papel.
And, the skin-tight red jumpsuit also got Luana feeling hot and heavy.
Now, Luana claims that she looks forward to spooky season every year.
She noted: “This is one of the festivities I like the most and I was sad to spend a year without it [during the pandemic].
“Halloween reminds me how I discovered myself."