I have a little imaginary list of things I want to experience someday. A tiny apartment somewhere near the ocean, a wardrobe full of beautiful dresses, spontaneous weekend trips, learning a completely new language and having one of those evenings where you dress up for absolutely no reason and go somewhere beautiful just because you can. But honestly, the destination has never been the most important part for me. I care much more about who is standing beside me. I want a life filled with laughter, beautiful memories, exciting conversations and people who make ordinary moments feel a little dangerous, a little romantic and impossible to forget.

There’s a little story about me that I rarely tell anyone. A few years ago, I booked a completely spontaneous trip with no plans, no hotel, and only one rule — I had to say yes to every interesting invitation. Somehow, I ended up watching the sunrise from a tiny balcony with strangers who felt like old friends. I still think about that morning whenever I need a reminder that the best moments are usually the ones you never planned. I’m a little like that myself. At first, I can seem quiet and innocent, but once I feel comfortable, my playful side comes out very quickly. I love teasing conversations, unexpected compliments, lingering looks and that delicious moment when two people realize there’s definitely something between them.

I collect little memories instead of souvenirs. I remember the song that was playing during a special night, the smell of a particular street after rain, someone's favorite drink, or the exact way they smiled when they were trying not to laugh. I’m also terrible at keeping surprises because I get too excited and almost always want to tell someone immediately. A few more things? I can spend hours choosing an outfit and then wear the simplest thing I own. I love being complimented, especially when the compliment is specific. I believe eye contact can say much more than words. And if you ever make me laugh when I’m trying to stay serious… you’ve probably already won me over.