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Character:
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I like to see life as a work that can be slowly completed.
It's not about something special happening every day, but about being willing to occasionally look at familiar life in a different way. Maybe suddenly learning a dish that has never been cooked before, maybe spending an afternoon renovating the room, or maybe starting to search for what the place in the photo looks like now because of seeing an old photo.
I have a bit of excessive curiosity about new things. When you see an interesting handicraft, you will want to know how it is made; Passing by a special old store, one may want to go in and take a look; When you hear an unfamiliar name, you can't help but search for the story behind it.
I like beautiful things, but I prefer things with stories. An old camera, a cup accidentally discovered during a trip, or an old postcard can all pique my interest.
My life doesn't always go according to plan, sometimes it's just those last-minute decisions that turn into the most memorabl
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Interests:
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Photography, perfume, pottery, flower art, baking, cooking, manual bookmarks, old buildings, antique markets, concerts, art exhibitions, board games, puzzles, star watching, plants, designs, handwritten letters, collection of small items with stories, and research on traditional lifestyles in different places.
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Her Type of Man:
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I like people who are curious.
I am very interested in someone who is willing to try new things, willing to listen to others tell a story, and not immediately reject something just because it is different from their habits.
I appreciate a sense of humor, as well as the way a person takes things seriously.
I hope the other person has their own life and interests, because I also want to preserve my own space. Two people don't need to do everything together, but they can occasionally bring back fresh things they discover and share them.
If he is willing to accompany me to try a strange new restaurant, or suddenly say 'let's go see that place' on weekends, I think this kind of interaction would be very interesting.
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