Brown

Brown

Small

5'  0"   (152 cm)

Romanian

White / Caucasian

Social Smoker

Socially

Yes

No

Greek Orthodox

Master's Degree

Executive / General Manager / Consulting

Over $100,000

Does Not Matter

English, French, Romanian

Blues, Lounge / Chill, I'll tell you later

For me, it starts with good energy and genuine company. Maybe it’s a slow sunset in the background—somewhere with a view, maybe even just a cozy balcony with string lights. There’s music playing softly (something soulful or acoustic), and we’re either cooking dinner together or sharing something delicious from our favorite local spot. The conversation flows—effortless, real, with laughter and those little moments of meaningful eye contact that say more than words. After dinner, maybe a walk, hand in hand, or just sitting close, sipping tea or wine, talking about dreams, childhood memories, or what we want for the future. It’s not about how fancy the plan is—it’s the vibe. Feeling seen, safe, and genuinely connected. That’s my idea of perfect.

It starts slow—no alarms, just sunlight coming through the window and the smell of fresh coffee. Maybe Saturday begins with a walk through the farmer’s market, grabbing some fresh fruit or pastries, followed by brunch somewhere cozy (extra points if there’s outdoor seating and good people-watching). The day’s open to adventure—maybe a spontaneous road trip up the coast, a hike with views, or just relaxing at home, watching a great movie or cooking together while music plays in the background. Sunday’s for being present—sleeping in, catching up on books or a podcast, maybe visiting family or friends, and ending the weekend with something simple like sunset at the beach or a late dinner and meaningful conversation. To me, a perfect weekend is more about the feeling than the plan—being with someone who brings peace, laughter, and real connection. Everything else is just a bonus.

I used to. Not anymore. Can you change my mind?

None. God gave me one good one and I'm solid.

Somewhat important

⸻ If I could have one superpower, it would be the ability to truly understand what someone is feeling—beyond words. Not to read minds, but to tap into someone’s emotional truth with empathy and clarity. I think it would make relationships deeper, communication stronger, and the world a much kinder place. But if we’re talking fun superpowers… teleportation wouldn’t hurt. Imagine skipping L.A. traffic and being in Yerevan for lunch or Paris for dessert.

For someone like me, marriage isn’t just about the ceremony or the title—it’s about building something real with someone who chooses you every day, even when it’s not easy. It’s about partnership, laughter, late-night talks, weathering hard seasons, and celebrating the small wins together. The purpose now is not to “complete” me, but to walk beside me—with mutual respect, shared values, and a love that’s both strong and kind.

The most important lesson I’ve learned is that peace is more valuable than perfection. I’ve spent time chasing the right job, the right relationship, the right timeline—and eventually realized that none of it matters if you’re not at peace with yourself. Real happiness comes from letting go of things (and people) that disturb your peace, from choosing authenticity over approval, and from loving without losing yourself. Life doesn’t always go according to plan, but if you learn to trust yourself, stay kind, and keep your heart open—you’re already winning.

They know I’ll always tell the truth (gently), show up when it counts, and find a way to turn chaos into calm with humor and heart.

The way I pose in pictures

Lazy , stupid people

Honesty and love

never

Ugly, cold hearted people

Someone with a brain who knows how to push my buttons while flirting and can keep up with my sarcasm.

Running my consulting firm.