My name is Elly, and I'm 18 years old. I live in a quiet place that's rarely found on maps. Here, dense forests conceal old paths, fog comes before dawn, and locals still tell legends about hearing whispers of the past at night. Since, I've been fascinated by all things mysterious. I love collecting old books about myths and legends, studying symbols, reading tarot cards, observing the full moon, and searching for constellations in the night sky. Sometimes I think the world holds many more secrets than we usually notice. I enjoy spending evenings by candlelight with a cup of hot tea, recording strange dreams in my journal, and photographing abandoned places where time seems to stand still. Who knows, maybe some legends really are true... Despite my unusual hobby, I'm very kind and curious. I enjoy long conversations, people with rich imaginations, and those who aren't afraid to believe in miracles. Perhaps one day we will solve another mystery of this world together.

My dream is to live in a house by the ocean, where the morning begins with the sound of the waves. I want to write books that touch hearts and create a space where people feel safe. I dream - not just to do what you want, but to be yourself without fear of condemnation. I believe that everyone can find their island, even if it only exists in the imagination.

I went for a morning run today and it felt so good to start the day that way. Fresh air, some music and a little time to clear my head 🏃‍♀️

My hobbies are a way to speak to the world without words. I love painting with watercolors when foggy landscapes are born on paper. Playing the guitar helps me express emotions that are difficult to explain. I also collect emotions: I write down interesting dialogues, watch people in cafes and photograph shadows on the walls. I like to cook unusual dishes and surprise my friends - this is a little magic that is accessible to everyone.

About relationships with people. We often try to be “correct,” but true intimacy is born when we allow ourselves to be imperfect. I'm learning to accept people without wanting to change them. The main thing in a relationship is presence: to be there not with your body, but with your soul. Don't be afraid to open up and listen without judgment. Sometimes a simple “I’m with you” is enough to brighten someone’s day.