My Detailed Profile

• • Year of Birth:1995
  • Zodiac:Gemini
  • Weight:123 lbs (56kg)
  • Height:5'4" (163cm)
  • Smokes: Nonsmoker
  • Drinks:Socially/On occasion
  • English:Good
  • Religion:Orthodox
  • Education:Master
  • Have Children:Yes
  • Profession:Tourism/Travel Agent
  • Relationship Status:Never Married

• About myself and my ideal match:

  Let's be honest: I'm not tall. But I'm compact, well-groomed, and have such a personality that height ceases to be an argument.
  
  But I'm sure height isn't the most important thing in a girl, right?
  
  I'm not one of those women who "search for themselves." I've already found myself, gotten to know each other better, and decided it's time to share this happiness with a worthy man. I'm perfectly fine with self-irony, confidence, and an understanding of what I want. And I don't want a series-length correspondence, but a real-life encounter with a sequel and a very happy ending.
  Humor is a must for me. Flirting, too. But calmly, with a smile, not a screaming "look at me." What does a man need to be happy? I know one surefire recipe, and I'm sure it will work. Let's see. :)
  I approach older men with great interest and without inhibitions. Experience isn't "baggage," it's navigation. A man knows what a woman needs, how to find the key to a woman's heart. Age difference? If there's a spark between us, the numbers go have coffee without us.
  
  Small spoiler:
  I can be gentle;
  I can be bold;
  and yes, I'm perfectly aware of the impression I make.
  
  As a smart man once said in a movie: "Life is too short to delay gratification."
  So if you're not here "just to look," but to really get to know each other, write me, let's have a productive time.
  
  And then we'll decide: coffee, a walk, or a chemistry test right away.

• My interests:

  • Dining Out

  • Cooking

  • Traveling

  • Hiking/Outdoor Activities

  • Dancing

  • Watching movies

  • Shopping

  • Having Pets

  • Reading

  • Sports/Workout

  • Playing Cards/Chess

  • Music/Play Instruments