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Part III: Beyond the Cage


Behind Door Number Three
don’t date to escape loneliness.
I don’t date to fill gaps.
I don’t date because something is missing.
I date to grow — to let my heart stretch, to let my universe widen.
That’s why I’m selective. My life is already a garden. My marriage is already a home. My erotic energy is something I steward for a living — tenderly, intentionally, never carelessly.
So when someone asks me out, it has to matter.

Carrie K Hunter
6 hours ago7 min read
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What It Means to Miss Someone
Missing someone is the way my body honors connection — a soft, lingering tether that says you mattered here, even after the moment has passe

Carrie K Hunter
2 days ago3 min read
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The Space Between Wanting and Worthiness
A reflection on heartbreak, self-worth, non-monogamy, and choosing yourself with intention.

Carrie K Hunter
4 days ago5 min read
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The Ache Between Freedom and Attachment
A poetic reflection on love, longing, and the ache of visibility in open relationships. When freedom and attachment collide, what parts of us awaken?

Carrie K Hunter
Oct 262 min read
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Before He Sees Me
Sometimes the hardest part of new love isn’t the waiting—it’s the wondering: will he still see me, even when the evidence of other lovers lives on my skin?

Carrie K Hunter
Oct 183 min read
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Between Worship and the Meat Market
Kink feels like reverence. Swinging feels like hedonism. This is why I’ll always choose worship over the numbers game.

Carrie K Hunter
Sep 23 min read
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My Body Is a Terrible Liar
The moment it becomes a demand, I shut down entirely

Carrie K Hunter
Aug 262 min read
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Let Them Wonder
Walking through a hotel lobby, I sometimes wonder: what story are strangers writing about me?
Yoga teacher? Muse? Mistress?
The real story is always stranger — and softer — than the projection.

Carrie K Hunter
Aug 231 min read
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Sometimes I Get Paid to Be Worshipped. And It’s Sacred as Hell.
A deeply personal reflection on the sacred, erotic, and profoundly healing nature of Neo-Tantra sessions—where clients become lovers, energy becomes intimacy, and trust becomes transformation. This is not sex work. This is soul work.

Carrie K Hunter
Aug 143 min read
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The Longest Millimeter
The magic of a kiss isn’t in the touch—it’s in the ache before it.

Carrie K Hunter
Aug 111 min read
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