KatieMazon

KatieMazon chose one word for themself: cheerful. That is a self-description, written once, and not a claim about how any conversation actually goes. Beyond it, the record holds three languages, English, Italian, and Spanish, and if Italian or Spanish is the one you actually think in, that shared ground matters more than anything else listed here, and it costs nothing to use. What is left is appearance: thirty-four, white, black hair, green eyes, a BBW build. Four checkable facts, useful for matching a preference, silent on everything past that. Between one chosen word and a language you might share, this record gives you two small, real things to act on. What follows them is not written down anywhere, and the only way to find it is to open the room, which is free.

I am characterized by being kind, simple and very cheerful, I can be a great friend, I like to listen and give my opinion, in me you will find a friend, lover.

I love dancing, I like animals, my favorite food is Italian food, my favorite dessert strawberry ice cream, my favorite drinks wine and I love and enjoy life

Not into: I do not like to drive cars hahaha, I hate Wednesdays because they are in the middle of the week I mean neither the week begins nor ends hahaha, I hate being without listening to music hahaha

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If Italian is yours, open in Italian with KatieMazon. If it isn't, ask your question in whatever you have, plainly, without a sentence of apology in front.

KatieMazon lists Italian alongside English; if Italian is the language you actually use, opening in it puts the conversation where you want it from the first line.

A private with KatieMazon that opens with an unresolved question opens with a problem. Resolve the question first, in public, where resolution is not billed by the minute.

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