Moving from my sleepy hometown to this sprawling metropolis was a dream, but reality bites. The city hums with a million stories, yet I feel like an unheard whisper. Making friends here feels like navigating a labyrinth. Everyone's rushing, connected by screens, not smiles. My English, once my passport to confidence, now feels inadequate, a clumsy tool in this sophisticated symphony of conversations. I crave genuine connection, a kindred spirit to share coffee and laughter with.

My one main dream is to be free from all boundaries and do what I like. I would also like to visit different countries, visit different cities and see many things that I will never forget. Become a traveler not for pleasure in hotels and various resorts, but to feel every people on our planet. Experience the wild cold and hellish heat.

My life will not say that it was very different from the others. I always thought that I would not earn millions. I understood that I was unlikely to become the most famous. But I knew that my life would turn out well because I always adapted well to different conditions. And so I moved to a new city for me, a new country. I won’t say that they treat me badly here, but it can be difficult to find friends. Also, my hobbies do not suit the majority. To be honest, I feel out of place. This is probably how everyone who has experienced such a big move feels, and maybe in the future this new place will turn out to be a new home for me

I'm into slightly boring things like reading books and drawing. But that's not all of me. I also like dancing. I feel like every movement makes me feel more confident in myself and how I open up as a person. Sometimes it seems like 2 people have settled inside me. One is very diligent who loves meticulous work and trembling hands to make this world a little brighter. The second is a rebel who dyes my hair and makes me go on all sorts of adventures, getting me into trouble.

These are not just people who stand out to others. These are people who understand me as a person and accept me as I am. I really hope that I will find really kind and sympathetic people here with whom I will share my journey.