Turn ons:

Green mornings, red LED glow, forests and feeding animals, libraries and tea, singing and dancing, writing simple songs, cultural nights—theater, art shows, museums—warm talks, spring air, blue and maroon tones, and meeting people who listen.

Turn offs:

Rude voices, toxic rules, cold weather, onion in anything, strict “one way only” thinking, spiders, the dark, little rodents that scare me, and conversations without kindness or curiosity.

About me:

My name is Rochel. I was born in Moldova and moved to Finland to work when I had to leave university; I wanted to study music education but couldn’t afford it. The dream stayed. I’m saving to return, writing simple melodies on scraps of paper, and learning how to be brave on camera. I’m a morning person in love with spring—the kind of girl who stops to listen to birds, who gets lost in a library aisle, who carries tea everywhere. I’m soft but social, talking easily with strangers and animals alike. I like red LED lights in a green room, forest paths, feeding strays, and holding a book open with one hand while humming a tune. I mash the air around my hands and stretch my fingers when I think—it’s my tiny ritual. My heart is music: jazz when I want velvet, rock when I need thunder, pop when I want to dance. I watch “Divergent” when I need courage and “Evangelion” when I feel strange and deep. I came here to try something new, to build a future with my own work, and to find people who enj