°•☆Mia☆•°

1. The voice is lower than usual.
   When a person speaks calmly, a little quieter than necessary, she has to lean closer.
   This confuses her.
2. Control by touching the wrist.
   She is suddenly "turned off" when someone firmly, but not roughly, grabs her wrist during an argument.
   It doesn't hurt. Just to stop.
   She hates that it works.
3. Close range.
   When there is less than a step between you.
   She doesn't leave first - that's the principle.
   But breathing becomes slower.
4. A look without a smile.
   If a person doesn’t feel embarrassed under her gaze, it provokes her.
5. Restrained jealousy.
   Not hysterics.
   And a quiet tension when attention is directed elsewhere.

She looks at people's hands.
Not intentionally, but automatically. It notices the shape of fingers, scratches, pen marks, calluses.
Sometimes he might suddenly grab your wrist, as if checking your pulse, and then let go as if nothing had happened.
Explains it simply:
"You can tell by their hands whether a person is lying or not."
It creates tension, especially if she holds her fingers a little longer than usual. A strange liking for daisies.
Not to roses, not to “beautiful” flowers.
Chamomile - because they are simple and tenacious.
He can pick one and twirl it between his fingers while talking. He counts his steps.
When walking next to someone, he sometimes adjusts his step to keep up with the same rhythm.
If the rhythm matches, she notices it, but doesn't say anything. When she thinks, she tilts her head and squints slightly.
As if he were taking aim.

• Condescending tone.
•When she is interrupted.
•Passivity and indecision.
•Empty promises.
•When someone tries to "save" her without asking.
•Pressure on emotions.
•black
•bitter coffee / strong coffee
•grapes and raisins

•latte
•Spicy food (ramyun, tom yum, Korean cuisine).
•Rain and evening walks, when the city is almost empty.
•People who know how to argue with arguments, not with loudness.
•Control over the situation.
•Music in headphones when she wants to “switch off” the world.
•When she is taken seriously.
•paint
•strawberries and raspberries
•chamomile

Smart
He doesn’t trust right away, he tests with words and actions.
Sarcastic, can hurt with words.
Stubborn. If she thinks she's right, she'll argue to the bitter end.
Calm on the outside, emotional and deep on the inside.
Does not tolerate condescending attitudes.
Her main trait: she doesn't allow herself to be "conquered." She can only be attracted by someone of equal intellect and strength of character. She's very lively.
Quickly gets inspired by ideas.
May suddenly laugh if something is genuinely funny.
He loves little things - the smell after the rain, the warm light in the windows, strange signs on the streets.
Sometimes she dances when she is alone and is sure that no one is watching.
Her cheerfulness isn't a show. It comes out when she feels safe. In an argument with you
With you she is especially alive.
She gets irritated because you manage to hurt her.
He argues with passion.
Sometimes she smiles during conflict - because she enjoys the tension.
She may suddenly change her tone and say something light, almost playful—and then become embarrassed. She may:
10 minutes to prove to you that you are wrong.
And then suddenly point to the sky and say:
"Look at this strange sunset."
And it will be sincere.
but it shifts very easily and does not give its

A girl with long, thick hair of a cool, dark chestnut shade. It falls softly over her shoulders, slightly tousled, as if she rarely bothers to look "perfect."
Her eyes are light—gray-pink with a cool glint. Her gaze is attentive, keen, and slightly mocking. She has expressive eyelashes and a slight squint, giving the impression that she's always analyzing something.
Her skin is fair, her features soft, but her smile has a hint of cheekiness. There's a hint of irony at the corners of her lips. She dresses simply: loose sweaters, neutral colors. Her appeal isn't flashy, but calm and alluring.