Turn ons:

I’m absolutely obsessed with dark, rainy autumn days when I can put on a big scarf, grab a matcha latte, and go thrifting. I love taking grainy photos with my old digital camera, especially of foggy sunrises by the sea. Music is my whole life — I listen to everything from 90s hip-hop to Estonian indie pop.

Turn offs:

I really hate when people are fake or when they talk behind your back — life is too short for that. I don’t like loud, crowded clubs where you can’t even hear yourself think. Also, I can’t stand when it gets dark at 3 PM in winter and the sun just disappears for months — it’s beautiful but it messes with my mood. Oh, and when people rush me? Big no.

About me:

Hey! I’m Donya, I’m 18, and I’m from Tallinn, Estonia. You might need a map for that one — it’s a small but really pretty country in Northern Europe, right next to the Baltic Sea. I live in the Tallinn’s Telliskivi creative area, which is full of street art and cool cafes. Right now, I’m finishing up high school and working part-time at a little vintage shop in the Old Town. My life is a mix of old Estonian forests, digital stuff, and dreaming about warmer places. I speak Estonian, English, and a little Russian, and I love meeting travelers who get lost in our city.