I'm not an extroverted person; I prefer to enjoy activities when I'm alone, like going for walks, going to the gym, reading... I'd like to try to step out of my comfort zone. A good way to meet people is by exchanging music, knowing your favorite restaurant, etc.
*Preferably someone my age, since I think if you're over 30, we probably don't have much in common.
*Edit: If you're not in Houston, meaning if you're from another country or hours and hours away, please DO NOT contact me. I'm not looking for online friends! *
Edit 2: * Don't be weird, respect the age limit, I don't care if you also speak Spanish, I won't talk to you.
A little about me? Okay, I'm from South America, so Spanish is my first language. I go to the gym three or four times a week, I'm a university nursing student, and I have a small bone collection.
Besides reading (I like historical novels and true crime), I really enjoy going for walks alone; you could say it's my favorite pastime—being alone and in silence.
I also don't drink alcohol and I'm looking to date someone similar in that respect. My age range would be 25 to 33 years old. 😌
English is not my first language, I apologize for any mistakes.
What do I like? Besides being alone and in silence, I like to read, go to the gym, and pharmacology is my favorite subject in my nursing degree. I don't drink alcohol, and I'm not good at long-distance relationships, so if you're not in the Houston area, it's not going to work for me. I'd like to hear from you, just be over 22 and no older than 34.
Is it worth replacing the screen? With a little more money I could buy the iPhone 15 :/ Don't use your phone without a case and tempered glass :(
I'm from South America, so English isn't my first language. I'm a university student, I love reading mystery novels, I go to the gym four times a week, and sometimes even six, haha, depending on my mood. I also love going for walks while listening to French music ❤️
Five years of memories ❤️ I'm only trading it for the battery
I'm a university student, I go to the gym four times a week, I don't drink and I've never used drugs—they're a definite no for me. So if you're a drinker, sorry, but I'm not interested. My favorite pastime is going for walks alone with my headphones on ❤️
I am only interested in talking to people in my age range: 23 to 33 years old.
edición: Si también sos de América del Sur pero viviendo acá en Houston,mejor (: extraño hablar mi idioma con otra persona.
Five months have passed. At first, I thought I was going to die of sadness. I went for walks to clear my mind, then a month later I started therapy, and finally the gym. I've been going four days a week for the last four months. You did me a favor.
I've met someone here before, but unfortunately it didn't work out. Anyway, a little about me: I'm from South America, though I'm in Houston now, so I speak Spanish as my first language. I'm studying nursing, and I enjoy going to the gym, reading, and being alone. If you enjoy walking, we can chat.
Please don't be another weirdo in your forties, I'm not interested. And don't message me if you're from Canada or India, etc. I don't want to waste our time. ; Thanks ❤️
I've never used any drugs other than my antidepressants, and I don't drink alcohol either, but I met a guy who offered me mushrooms to try to calm my anxiety. Should I stop my medication first?
Edit: The reason I want to quit Zoflot is that I feel absolutely nothing. I have no libido, no motivation, I can't cry or feel anger. It's like living in a mental cage. I only go to university and the gym out of sheer inertia. I'm tired.
I'm a university nursing student and I'm in my second year. About me? I like to read, go for walks alone, and I go to the gym up to four days a week. I really like French music. I don't drink alcohol, so a date with me might be a bit boring. But anyway, I can teach you some Spanish.
I started 5 months ago with 50 mg and a quarter of a clonazepam tablet. I went through a phase of deep apathy, and two months ago they increased my dose. I feel like a different person; I think I'm happy, haha.
I'm a nursing student and I'd love to meet people near my area (I'll say so privately) or online, maybe video calls or just exchanging music or talking about whatever.
I know it's no a practice exclusive to serial killers, and there are even necrophiles in morgues, but murdering and desecrating the corpse is completely different. I mean, why not do it while the person is alive, when they already have control over their victim?
Is there any research on why this fixation exists?
Sorry for the mistakes, English is not my native language.