Veronica, 23

I think every woman has a completely unnecessary talent that will never appear on her CV. Mine might be turning a five minute goodbye into another forty minutes of conversation. It happens all the time. Someone says they should go. I agree. We say goodbye. Then somebody remembers one more thing. Ten minutes later we are discussing something completely unrelated, nobody is leaving anymore, and the original goodbye has officially lost all meaning. Maybe I simply like conversation too much. Not the polite kind where everyone takes turns asking predictable questions, but the kind that keeps changing direction. One minute you are laughing about something ridiculous, the next you are discussing an idea you have never said out loud before, and somehow both feel equally natural. I am quite easy to make laugh, but much harder to bore than people might expect. Give me an unusual thought and I will probably want to take it apart from every side. Tell me something I have never heard before and you have my attention. I like discovering what makes people different, especially the little things they don't usually put into introductions. That's probably why being on a dating site feels interesting to me. Behind every photograph there is an entire person I know absolutely nothing about yet. Somewhere here is a man with his own strange habits, opinions, stories and ways of looking at the world. Of course, I would love for one of those conversations to eventually become love and a relationship. Although knowing me, if that happens, our first goodbye might take a very long time.Read more

I have a hobby that makes it hard for anyone to convince me that music is merely background noise: I dance. For me, it is that rare moment when there is no need to explain, overthink, or control anything ,simply hearing the rhythm is enough. I also love fitness, long walks, and traveling. Perhaps all my interests share one common trait: I am not cut out for a sedentary lifestyle.

My goal is simple, yet significant: to meet a man with whom, even years later, our first meeting will still seem like one of the best decisions of my life.