Fiography

I'm a 23-year-old female, and I live in Darmstadt, Germany .

I speak German, English and some French

Current level: Enthusiast

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• Something to tell the world!

  Hello, I’m 23 years old, queer and live in Darmstadt, Germany. I am currently studying cognitive science. Because I love space exploration and scientific research, I hope to work for the European Space Agency one day. I like to explore things unknown (to me 🙂), spend time with animals, read books or play the piano. I love classical music, but I enjoy a variety of music genres. I find happiness in cycling, hiking and occasionally doing yoga. I feel most comfortable in nature and it's also my favourite place to take photos (I’m an amateur photographer: https://flickr.com/photos/(email hidden)).

  I am currently searching for preferably female penpals.
  After getting to know someone, I like to write long and personal letters. I'm all about sharing openly and honestly with people and having meaningful conversations. So feel free to tell me about yourself. I’d like to hear what's on your mind and what's occupying you.
  A little disclaimer: I have ADHD, which is why I have phases in which I’m obsessed with penmanship and write lots of long letters, followed by months in which I don’t answer any.

  If you want to know a little more about me feel free to have a look at my photos on here.

  I rent a PO box to exchange physical letters with people - I’m not looking for people to write online with.
  Also, I prefer to start writing letters with someone quickly, rather than chatting online. (Please be patient if I’m not answering your online messages (or letters) immediately. It’s not intended or personal, I sometimes just forget about it.)

• Something uncommon about me

  I have a personality that would rather be called modern (tolerant, queer, interested in modern technology and science...), but I much prefer the old aesthetics. My room is full of historical objects and furniture, and I can read and write the old german font (Suetterlin) which was used until ca.1930. (I would love to find someone with whom I can exchange letters written in Suetterlin.)