Probably, like many girls my age, I have a whole list of dreams that I really want to fulfill. I'm only 18 years old, and I realize that I still have so many interesting things ahead of me. Sometimes I'm even a little scared of how many opportunities open up in front of me, but at the same time it's incredibly inspiring. First of all, I want to successfully graduate from university and become a good specialist in the field of philology. I dream of speaking several foreign languages fluently, perhaps I will connect my life with translations, literature or publishing. One of my biggest dreams is to travel. I want to see Paris, walk through its streets, drink coffee in small cafes. I also dream of visiting Italy. I don't want to collect souvenirs, but memories that will stay with me for the rest of my life.

Hi! My name is Kymberly, I am 18 years old, and now I live in cozy Poland, where I study philology at the university. I love languages, beautiful books, and long walks through ancient streets, especially when the city is shrouded in evening lights. Moving and a new life have taught me to be independent, to meet people more boldly and not to be afraid of change. My dream is to speak several languages fluently, travel around Europe, and one day write my own book. I believe that the most interesting stories start completely by accident. Perhaps that's why I'm here — to meet new people, learn unusual stories, and find those with whom even an ordinary day becomes special.

I really like the little things that make up the mood of the whole day. That's probably why I have so many different hobbies. Most of all, I like to read books, especially psychological novels and foreign classics. I like to immerse myself in other people's stories, worry about the characters and find something close to myself in their words. Sometimes I can read one phrase and think about it for days. As a philology student, I generally pay too much attention to words and their meanings. I also love walking through Polish streets with headphones in my ears and a camera in my hands. I like to photograph old buildings, cozy coffee shops, rainy windows and random beautiful moments. I'm not aiming for perfect photos — I'd rather preserve the feeling I had at that moment.

Yes, sometimes it's enough for me to hear a beautiful voice and feel a pleasant confidence in a person's words to make me want to talk to them for hours. And if he also has a good sense of humor I like long late-night conversations, casual confessions, cute nicknames, and messages like "did you get home?" For me, such little things mean much more than expensive gifts. I like to exchange glances, make fun of each other, and check who gets embarrassed first. But there's one rule: if I start teasing you more often than usual, maybe I like you a little more than I'm willing to admit.