Vasilina
About myself:
I would say that I am a calm, kind, responsible woman although at times I can be
a bit emotional too. I hope that I am an interesting person, I try and be cheerful
in most situations and would say that I am quite demanding of myself. I like sport,
music, cooking and animals, I have a pet dog. I like to travel and see new places,
although I have never been abroad. I am a very social girl and have lots of friends,
I particularly enjoy spending time with them at Christmas and New Year when everyone
has the holiday spirit, I enjoy giving presents to those close to me at this time
of year. I love children and they seem to like me too. I value honesty, reliability
and a caring nature.
What I am looking for:
I would like to meet a man aged to his mid thirties, he should be a sensible, well educated and understanding person. Of course he should love children and want to build his own family. If he already has children that live with their mother that would be fine with me.
Our comments about Vasilina:
Well, after our meeting I realised that I had another girl to add to my list of favourites. Americans would call her cute, us British would call her sweet, I can just say that I found Vasilina to be completely charming. I spent quite a while with her and the first impression she creates is very good. We spoke at length about her hopes for the future and they seem to be centred around creating her family. Career and work would be an issue to be decided on by herself and her husband, she could work or be a housewife, whatever is best for her family. Actually she has a traditional attitude to marriage and sees her future husband as the head of the family, but she would like him to listen to her opinions and feelings. She is looking for a reliable man, a strong shoulder to lean on and that is why she feels that she should look abroad for this, she does not have much confidence in finding these qualities in most Russian men. Vasilina is a stunningly attractive young girl with a very traditional attitude to family life.
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