Single Daria 38 y.o., from Zaporizhia ID 846914

I'm not always strong, but I always try to be brave. Sometimes I'm afraid to change something, sometimes I hesitate for a long time, but I still take a step forward because it's important to me to feel like I'm growing and not standing still. I have a soft heart, but I'm learning to protect it—gently, without cruelty, but confidently.

I love comfort. The warm light of a lamp in the evening, tea with honey, music that seems to speak to me. I love long conversations when the words flow calmly and honestly. I laugh a lot, sometimes I can cry for no particular reason, but I always find the strength to pull myself together and move on.

I believe that life doesn't have to be perfect—it just has to be real. And I want to live it exactly like that: with warmth, with sincerity, with love for myself and the people around me.

To be honest, my hobby is a little strange, but it makes me happy. I love creating “little worlds.” I collect various atmospheric objects—old books with yellowed pages, scraps of fabric, dried flowers, small glass bottles, laces, postcards, keys without locks. And then I create miniature compositions from them—like scenes from another story.

When I think about my future man, I don't picture a perfect movie hero. Instead, I imagine a real person, tired after a hard day, with an unexpected sense of humor, with his weaknesses, but with great inner strength. He's the kind of person I don't have to pretend to be better than I am around. I can laugh loudly, be silent for long periods, sometimes argue, sometimes make peace, but always be there.

I want him to be kind. Not ostentatious kindness, but quiet kindness—support without asking for anything in return. I want him to have a big heart capable of love and a mind that understands. I want him to value inner warmth more than the shiny outer shell of life.

I imagine him sometimes doing stupid things just to make me smile, arguing with me out of principle, but ultimately hugging me first. I imagine him being proud of my small victories and not leaving when I'm going through a tough time. I'll feel at peace with him—like home. And it's fun—like a journey. And confident—like when you've finally found "the one."

I don't expect him to change my life. I want a man with whom we can change it together—step by step, with love, respect, and the feeling that we have a very long, real story ahead of us.