LavonnaTu

LavonnaTu wrote warm and cheerful into their own introduction. Those are self-chosen words, not a claim about what a conversation actually feels like, but they are still more than most records offer. What the record adds beyond that is unusually wide: English, German, French, and Italian, four languages against a language_count of 4. If any one of those is the language you actually think in, that is a real, checkable advantage, and it costs nothing to use. Eighteen, white, brown hair, green eyes, and a BBW build fill out the rest, which is appearance and nothing more. Set beside four shared languages and two chosen words, appearance is the least useful thing here. What any of it adds up to once you are actually talking is not something this record can answer, and confirming it is free.

My name is Adele and I believe that even a little kindness can change someone's day. I always notice when someone is sad and try to cheer them up - at least with a smile or a stupid joke. My friends say that I have "warm eyes", but I am just sincerely happy when I see their happy faces.

I trust people, even if they deceived me, because everyone deserves a second chance. Sometimes they tell me that I am too naive, but I prefer to think that the world becomes if there is room for trust in it. When I see stray cats, I can't pass by - I already have five "impudent ones", and they all sleep on my pillow.

Not into: I am not perfect, sometimes I cry from resentment or get angry, but then I always regret and am the first to make peace. It just seems to me that life is too short to carry evil in your heart. And I am also sure: if everyone gives someone a little warmth, the world will become a little brighter

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LavonnaTu names 4 languages. Ask in whichever of them you hold best — precision costs less effort there than anywhere else.

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

Going private with LavonnaTu narrows the exchange to one. Attention stops being shared, and that is the whole of what changes.

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