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I want it to be big!Playboy.com: Youreference that you’re into reading poetry on Twitter; do you have an all-timefavorite poem?I’m not kidding, every morning I read the poem “TheInvitation” by Oriah Mountain Dreamer. The moment I read it over a year ago itchanged my life because it’s everything that is important in life. To be honest,this is so cheesy but it asks every first date question that I want answered,so I feel like I bring up the poem and see where the guy is at. I love dating aguy that’s a bookworm and a writer. If a writer falls in love with you, you’llnever die. I’m a huge reader and writer myself so reading this poem everymorning helps me stay focused and cultivate these things. And if a guy evenknows what this poem is we’re definitely having a second date. Playboy.com: You’re anofficial Bellator Girl; tell us about that.It’s an MMA fight league that is every Thursday night, and Iam a huge MMA fan. I have been since I’ve had the job. When people ask what Ido I say I’m a Playboy model and an MMA Bellator Girl, I love doing both. Playboy.com: Who isyour favorite MMA fighter?I really like Michael Chandler; he’s dynamite. There’s not afight that you can watch of his where you’re not on the edge of your seat. Playboy.com: What isthe craziest fight you’ve ever seen?Curran vs. Warren or Chandler vs. Alvarez. Curran vs. Warrenscared the heck out of me, and I don’t scare very easily. I honestly thought Warrenwas dead; when Curran knocked Warren out (they’re both my good friends) he fellover and threw up and looked like he was having a seizure: his eyes were openand his tongue was out. I was certain he had died; it was terrifying. Chandlervs. Alvarez was the best fight I saw in all my MMA years. A lot of fights areamazing and then they have their peak round, and this fight was at its peakfrom the first second to the last second of the entire fight so I think thatwas definitely the fight of the year. Playboy.com: Any sexybehind-the-scenes stories you can share with us? Me and Mercedes, the other ring girl, have this thing wecall Sweet Submission; you can YouTube it, sometimes Spike will air it. It’swhen Mercedes and I show a jujitsu move on each other, and while educational itis also very sexy.Playboy.com: What areyour biggest turn-ons? I really like a big smile on a guy. There’s something abouta guy when he smiles with his [url=http://bagsoutletsonlines.com/]coach factory outlet[/url] eyes and they get small like Josh Harnett andJoseph Gordon-Levitt, it just melts my heart. I think when a guy has a bigsmile he’s the sexiest creature. I love that and obviously also love a charitableheart. I have six traits I want in a guy and they haven’t changed in over adecade. Playboy.com: Can youtell us in a nutshell what these six traits are? I hardly ever tell a guy because I don’t want him to try to becomethose things, but the first one is that he is spiritual. I don’t mind if a guydoesn’t agree with my faith, but I don’t want him to bash it and I won’t bashhis faith. I want to be spiritual, I want to meditate together. Number two is a charitable heart; he wants to make adifference in the world. I don’t want our life together to be how many cars weowned but how we made a difference in the world, how many people lived becausewe lived. Number three would be that he cares about health and fitness.I don’t care if he has a six-pack or huge biceps, but I want someone who canhike with me. I want to be able to kayak and jump off a bridge and I wantsomeone that’s healthy and is able to do that with me. Number four is someone that’s hilarious, and there is nopressure there because I can find the humor in anything, so someone that isable to let loose and say what he feels because that’s going to make me laugh. Number five is that he has the desire to travel because I aman avid backpacker; I like to go to a different country every year. I think itgives me gratitude for life and different understanding of people and wherethey come from. I’ve backpacked four different continents all by myself, andI’ve never done that with someone. Some of the most romantic experiences I’vehad have been at the base of a waterfall in a tent all by myself, and I’d [url=http://bagsoutletsonlines.com/]coach factory outlet[/url] love todo that with someone and have a lovemaking experience, I think that would be soromantic. Number six is that he dances with me. He doesn’t have to bea good dancer, but I love to go to dive bars and dance to swing or country so Iwant a partner that can dance with me and not care about what other peoplethink.Playboy.com: Whichphysical attribute are you most proud of?I think just the fact that I’m all natural, I wouldn’t sayit’s a certain attribute. If I want to change something I hit the gym. Playboy.com: What isyour greatest unfulfilled fantasy?Like I mentioned before, I was [url=http://coachfactoryoutlet2w.webs.com/]Coach factory outlet online[/url] at the bottom of a waterfall.It was just me and a book and a lantern and it was so romantic even all bymyself. Being able to have [url=http://coachfactoryoutlet2w.webs.com/]coach factory online outlet[/url] some romantic or sexual experience in a place likethat in the middle of a jungle would be a fantasy for sure. Playboy.com: What areyour goals for 2013?I just got a manager but I would love to get an agent foracting; I’d love to get into film. Every year I add $5,000 to the goal, so thisyear my goal for raising money for charity would be $40,000. Visit anothercountry, read a book a month. I’m also writing my own book, so to have my roughdraft for that finished. Follow Jade on Twitter @TheJadeBryce or like her on Facebook.

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