EllenDevis

White, blonde, grey eyes, medium build, forty-six. That is the appearance record on EllenDevis, four descriptors and an age, and it is worth being plain that it stops there. Those facts can tell you whether someone matches a preference you already carry. They cannot tell you anything about what happens once that preference is met. Travel, cooking, and animals appear in EllenDevis's own written description, which is worth noting as self-description and nothing more, not a claim about how a room feels. Between the two sets of facts you have a filter and a few chosen words, and nothing that substitutes for looking. That look costs nothing to take.

I am a journalist, I love meeting new people and communicating with them. This is my job, and at the same time my hobby. )) My humor sometimes interferes with communicating with stupid people, but it doesn’t upset me. I love cooking delicious food, growing flowers, traveling to new countries and cities. I help homeless animals, dogs are better than people. ))

Smart and kind men with whom it is interesting to communicate. Cats, flowers, travel, delicious food, quality wine. I love to pose and receive compliments. I can't live without dark chocolate. )))

Not into: Stupid, rude, evil people. Bad weather, rain, I hate winter.

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