Bimbo Ambition: Never Less Than Perfect

Bimbo ambition can drive you crazy! We can’t afford to slack off in Second Life. Being perfect is hard work! But sometimes, even a bimbo goddess needs to take a step back. Get your hair did, fix your make-up and conquer the world!

Blonde Ambition

I lead a pretty charmed life. I have everything I need. And I always get what I want. Sometimes that requires a little patience and/or flexibility. But eventually, if I want something, I will get it. I am a brat. No doubt about it. However, I get my way because I make things happen. Call it blonde ambition.

I use everything at my disposal. And my assets are substantial. In the end, I am guaranteed to get my way. Nothing less will suffice. But sometimes, ambition gets the better of me. I stepped away from Second Life for a few days recently. I needed to decompress.

That’s crazy, right? Second Life is my escape from reality. Why would I need to retreat from my past time? Second Life is not a job. I can come and go as I please. I can do anything I want. Why would I need to take a break?

I put pressure on myself. My time in Second Life is limited, so I feel the need to use it well. When I log in, I want to do something. I usually have a goal in mind before I open up my laptop. I don’t always know how much free time I have. So, it’s common for me to make quick plans. A shopping trip. Check my messages. Set up a picture for later. That sort of thing.

What I don’t do very often is “hang out”. Most people I know check their contacts as soon as they log in. They have organized their friends list in their minds. There’s the people they are hoping to see. The ones that will do. People they haven’t talked to in a while. And the people they don’t remember friending.

Need to Succeed

Whatever Second Life is, there is undoubtedly a social component. It’s not a game in the sense that there is no objective. Any goals you set are your own. As someone who is driven by bimbo ambition, I’m always working towards something. Even if it’s something really small. There’s usually a larger goal behind it.

I came to this realization recently while I was trying to help a friend. He was upset about girls using him for money. So, I told him to stop being an ATM for bimbos. My suggestion was to spend the money he would have given to girls on a venue instead. I’d seen it work for the owner of Bimbo Playhouse. Be Hugh Hefner and build your own mansion. The bunnies will show up.

Power. Ambition. Fame. And yes, wealth. These are all aphrodisiacs. Bimbo’s will flock to daddy if he wields his power wisely. They can also bleed you dry if you let them.

My suggestion went over like a lead balloon. My friend didn’t want to open up his own place. Too much trouble. Too much expense. I get that. It’s why I have never started my own venue. Ask any sim owner. The place you own ends up owning you.

A lot of Second Life clubs are empty. It takes some work to drum up interest. But the owner is usually pretty popular with the regulars. When it’s your place, you can make the rules. Hee could be king of his own bimbo paradise for less Lindens than he spends on gold diggers. But he’d rather not.

Another friend of mine owns his own sim. There is the ambition I love to see! This friend doesn’t do much in the way of monetization. He’s happy to fund the place because he likes the community. It’s exactly what he wants it to be. It’s pretty popular as these places go. I haven’t seen the numbers or anything. But people visit. If you search for bimbo places in Second Life, his sim will show up.

He hangs out there in his free time. Spends time with people who share his interests. People come and go. They explore the land that he and his co-founder created. And that’s it. It’s a social hub and a creative outlet. He’s not trying to make money. If there’s any promotional efforts, I am unaware of them. It’s just a chill vibe for him, his friends and anyone who wanders by. So there are limits to his ambition as well.

I sometimes get frustrated. Why aren’t people trying to do more? Don’t they even want to be famous? Then there were people who were doing quite a lot. My old boss at X-Sisters has more ambition than anyone I know. She runs an empire. But I got frustrated because I was absolutely certain I could make it even better.

I might have control issues.

Worship Me

So, I stepped away from Second Life for a few days. It was because I had tied myself in knots again. My social battery was low. My creative juices weren’t flowing. And i felt like I was getting in my head too much. I tried to think of an interesting angle for a blog post. I actually have several ideas percolating. But everything felt overly intellectual for a blog about bimbos.

Rather than try to force something that wasn’t flowing, I took a step back. Took a few deep breaths. Returned to the real world. Bought cute things. I even took a friend’s advice and scoffed some ice cream. The kind with cookies in it.

With time and distance came perspective. It didn’t take long for my ambitions to return.

I will assume my rightful role as bimbo goddess and surround myself with worshipers. My perfect bimbo boobs, blonde hair and blue eyes will bring about an age of peace and prosperity. Not to mention hot, sweaty sexy time. Everyone will bask in my sensual glow. Enraptured. Conjoined in pleasure.

Not everyone was meant for great destinies like mine. And I guess what I’m trying to say is that’s okay. The virtual world is a big place. But it’s not infinite. There are only so many worshipers to go around. It’s probably for the best that there aren’t more bimbo goddesses than there are. I’m enough to go around, doncha think?