TheaCassian

Cheerful, music, cooking, movies, and nature are the words TheaCassian chose when writing a self-introduction. That is what they are: a self-description, set down once, not an account of how a conversation actually unfolds. Still, five chosen words are more than most records offer. Past that, the record holds appearance only: thirty-one, white, brown hair, blue eyes, medium build. Useful if you are matching a preference, silent on everything else. Between the words TheaCassian picked and the four descriptors that fill out the rest, this is what you have to decide from. Whether any of it holds up past a first exchange is not something the record can answer. Opening the room is free, and that is where the answer would have to come from.

Thea-A cheerful and kind-hearted person who finds joy in the simple pleasures of life. He loves cooking, spending time with animals and growing plants. Warmth, nature and music are his true elements. He values order, harmony and sincerity, and avoids conflict and cold-hearted people. When it comes to films, he prefers horror

· Cooking (especially pickles and seafood) · Animals and farming · Warmth, sunshine and nature · Music (music lover) · Horror films · Everything in order

Not into: · Conflicts · Frost and cold · Annoying and stupid people · Science fiction (films/books)

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Name the activity. TheaCassian lists 3 of them, and a message built on one arrives with its subject; a message built on a mood has to supply one first.

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