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Character:
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I have always believed that the most charming thing about a person is not their appearance, but whether they have their own world.
I don't like to fill all my time. I prefer to leave some blank spaces for myself to think, feel, and digest what happens in life. I don't rely too much on excitement, nor am I afraid of loneliness. Often, being alone makes it easier for me to find my own rhythm.
I am not particularly outgoing, nor am I completely quiet. I am more like the kind of person who "depends on the situation". If the environment makes me feel comfortable, I can chat a lot; If not, I will be very quiet.
I am not very good at deliberately integrating into others, nor do I easily change myself. I tend to find people who are already suitable.
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Interests:
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My interest in many things is actually related to 'feelings'.
I enjoy reading, not for the purpose of acquiring information, but to enter into another person's thinking. Sometimes I pause for a long time or even look at it repeatedly because of a single sentence. For me, reading is more like a conversation than a one-way input.
I also enjoy writing things, not necessarily complete articles, sometimes just fragmented ideas, such as emotions from a certain day, feelings from a certain moment, or opinions on something. This kind of record will make me clearer about what I am thinking.
Music is important to me, but I won't keep listening. I prefer to open it at certain specific times, such as at night, when it's raining, or when walking alone. At that time, concerts became very visual.
I like movies, but I am more inclined towards works that have a slow pace but express themselves. I may not recommend some movies to others, but I will remember them for a long time myself.
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Her Type of Man:
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I am not very attracted to superficial things.
I value more whether a person has their own ideas and rhythm.
He doesn't need to be with me all the time, nor does he need to express himself constantly, but I hope he is stable and has depth.
I am not very suitable for those who are overly dependent on relationships, nor for those who have no emotions at all.
I would prefer him to be the kind of person who can exist independently but is also willing to connect.
If he has a little thought and a little warmth, it's already rare.
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