YeyeRosseau

I am a woman who has learned to love each of its stages. I like to observe the world calmly, discover what is behind each look and let the experiences transform me. I'm not looking to fit in, I'm looking to feel free. I am intense, emotional and curious. When I am passionate about something, I immerse myself completely; I don't know how to do things halfway. Sometimes I seem calm, but inside me there is always a storm of ideas, desires and dreams to fulfill. I am inspired by silent nights, music that makes me close my eyes and people who dare to be authentic. I believe in real connections, in sincere words and in the power of a look that says it all.

I like the feeling of the sun on my skin, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and conversations that go on without looking at the clock. I like to laugh until my stomach hurts, to feel like time stops when something really moves me. I like music that makes me close my eyes and get lost in it, rainy days that invite me to stay silent.

Not into: I don't like falsehood disguised as sympathy, nor empty words that are said only out of habit. I don't like people who promise a lot and feel little.

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