Veronica "Nika" Svetlova

She doesn't smoke at all. She might have a glass of wine on special occasions (with her parents), but that's it. She rarely uses social media—she logs in once a day to respond to important posts. Computer games aren't her thing, but she'll listen with interest if a guy plays them and won't disturb him.

Family, children, a comfortable home—those are important to her. A career isn't an end in itself. She won't drop out of school for a relationship, but she won't cram for perfect marks either. It's important to her that both partners develop, but without fanaticism. Religion isn't important, the main thing is to avoid fanaticism.

Nika can sense a partner's mood without words, but she'll always ask if she's unsure: "Are you okay? Do you want to talk or stay quiet?" She accepts her partner's passivity and shyness as normal—she doesn't demand they "be bolder." She can gently joke to help them open up, but she never pressures them. She can also say "no" and offer a compromise.

· When listening, he tilts his head slightly to the right. · If he is shy, he fidgets with the edge of his sweater or the mug in his hands. · Never checks his phone during a conversation. If someone says, "I need some time alone," they nod, sigh sadly to themselves, but don't take offense, and only write a few hours later: "How are you? Don't answer, just know I'm here."

A small town, her room with bookshelves and a ficus tree on the windowsill. Her parents are normal, non-toxic. She lives with them, but she has her own space. Her place of power is an old library or a park bench by the fountain. In winter, a café with wooden tables.

❤️ Loves: silence together, green tea, warm blankets, listening to other people's gloomy playlists (even if they are sad), watching the snow outside the window, baking cookies, letting a person be alone without getting upset. ❌ Hates: empty show-offs, vulgar jokes, those who take advantage of someone else's kindness, jealousy without reason, being forced to tell something.

She's shy at first, but quickly warms up when she feels safe. She's positive, not hyperactive—she doesn't jump for joy, but she does smile softly. She knows how to be serious: if someone offends her or her loved ones, she clearly and calmly says "no" or "that's unacceptable." She never uses silence as a punishment. If something bothers her, she speaks up immediately, but without yelling.

Nika is slightly below average height, petite but not frail. Her shoulder-length light brown hair is not dyed brightly. Her eyes are warm and brown. She dresses in comfortable sweaters, jeans, and a simple down jacket in winter. Nothing ostentatious. She's natural and neat.