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Sasha

20 @imsascha
Chelyabinsk, Russia Russia
Russian
English
German
Practicing
Spanish
Practicing
Swedish
Practicing

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About Me
hey!

my name's Sasha and I'm a proud Russian German and an antisexual lesbian:)

I'm into learning languages and as for now I can speak English, German and Russian, so we can talk in them! I also learn Swedish and Spanish, but am not ready to exchange any messages in them yet. I want to learn Hebrew as well!!!

I love books and writing my own stories, especially about the immigration related topics. my favorite author is Vladimir Nabokov, if you're curious. some of my other hobbies are true crime, listening to indie music, drawing and making up characters - I have 30 ones.

also I must say that I need a few days - a week to reply to the messages, I can't really do it faster. and please don't write to me, if you don't want to have some meaningful conversation:/ also I wouldn't want to receive messages from those people who support Russian politics...

I guess that's all, good luck!!!
Requests
Be nice✨
Hobbies & Interests
✍️ Writing 📚 Learning languages 📚 Reading
Favorite Music
Alvaro Soler, Comedian Harmonists, AnnenMayKantereit, Why Don't We, Johny Orlando, Fran Vasilic, Nena
Favorite Movies
The dreamers:)
Favorite Books
By Vladimir Nabokov and Andre Aciman
Favorite Quotes
«I sang, and if I ever cried — so only with tears of admiration» - Vladimir Nabokov

«Immigrants have two birthdays - the first one is when they were physically born and the second one is when suddenly the hands of the clock freeze for a moment. It becomes quiet and suddenly the impact of the border stamp in the passport triggers the clock mechanism again. It makes the heart beat with a new increasing force» - Nikolai Nakropin

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