Anna, age 30 Offline

I'm strong in spirit, but behave softly. Independent. Persistent, but not aggressively stubborn. I combine the tranquility and judiciousness with romanticism and sentimentality. I hate lie. I'm not confused, I don't redden, I don't worry before test, I don't fuss and I'm not nervous. I'm not afraid of rivals. Never go easy ways. Where others recede, I find success. Punctually - responsible. I perceive criticism quietly. Open and sociable. With sense of humour. Reliable friend. Sensitive, able to feel pity.
Also I have a number of negative properties: I hold offense on people long, stubborn and exacting.

What has to be the ideal man? Mine! And this gentleman has to be proud and severe with other men, but is tender, soft and gentle with women. More true - with the one beloved, with me. He has to have a sharp look of a hawk which he will destroy any mocker. This man, my ideal, will manage to stand for those values in which trusts, but he'll feel sorry for those people who don't understand poetry of heart and soul. I want that my beloved was not just clever, but worldly wise. I wouldn't like that he was a poseur or the talker, but at the same time he has to be the excellent interlocutor and the good listener. I don't like men who use inappropriate words lightly or in the company of whom the utter boredom reigns. Thoughts of the ideal man have to be knightly, sublime, noble, without raid of egoism and calculation. He has a rich, kind, spiritualized soul full of infinite
treasures, such as bravery, honesty, self-respect, respect for women... His shortcomings are continuation of the advantages ennobling him over ordinary people. I want my ideal man to be a great person — big talent, the genius, the real aristocrat.