KlaraWinett

I’m Klara. I’m 18, from Moldova, now living in Finland to study. I’m studying logistics, but honestly it doesn’t feel like my thing. I chose it mostly so my parents wouldn’t worry. I tried working as a shop consultant too, and I didn’t enjoy that either. I’m quiet, I like calm places, and I’m still figuring out who I am and what I really want. Most days you can find me drawing a little, practicing piano, taking care of my plants, or swimming when I need to clear my head.

Books: Fantasy and romance novels are my weakness! I love getting lost in a different world. Creating Things: Whether it's writing a short poem, drawing in my sketchbook, or knitting a scarf, I love making stuff with my hands. Movies: Old black and white films, especially musicals! I used to sing along to them all the time.

Not into: Alarm Clocks: The worst invention ever. I am not a morning person. Crowded Places: Big, loud crowds make me feel super anxious and overwhelmed. Rude People: There's just no need for it. Be kind! When my yarn gets tangled: It's the most frustrating thing in the world when you're knitting!

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