, 54
| Profile ID | 6329573 |
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| Registered | 11/26/2025 |
| Updated | 10/12/2026 |
| Last logged | 9 hour(s) |
| Name | 
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| Country | Poland |
| State/Region: | Mazowieckie |
| City | |
| Age | 54 |
| Zodiac sign | Sagittarius  |
| Height | 5'6" (1 m 70 cm) |
| Weight | 176lbs (79.8 kg) |
| Hair Color | Chestnut |
| Eye Color | Hazel |
| Children | One |
| Smoking | |
| Drinking | |
| Languages | Russian, Polish |
Self description:
I am from Russia and have been living in Poland for more than four years now. I speak Russian and Polish, and I am trying to learn English, but so far I am only at a beginner level. I cannot lie, and I absolutely cannot tolerate dishonesty. I enjoy singing karaoke, going to the cinema, visiting exhibitions and theatres. I also love walking in parks. I have an adult son, and he lives separately. I have many friends, and I truly value that. And I am a good person: -)
Ideal match description:
I don’t really know who I am looking for. And I don’t think anyone can truly know that for sure. To me, if you know exactly what you want, it feels a bit like going to a shop for a specific item. What I do know for certain is what I do not want. I don’t want games. I don’t want lies. I hope to meet an interesting person, and perhaps something may grow from that. It would be nice if he had a sense of humour.
Age from 53 to 60 years old
A Sagittarius woman is often most attractive when nobody is trying to turn the date into an interview. Give her room for a real conversation, a new place to explore, or something unexpected to laugh about, and her natural openness usually does the rest. For a future husband, friendship matters alongside romance because she wants someone with whom ordinary life can still contain discovery. Marriage can work beautifully for her when both partners trust each other enough to have separate interests and plenty to share afterward. She tends to bring perspective into family disagreements and may be the first to suggest that everyone sleep on a problem before declaring it the end of the world. As a mother, she often treats curiosity as a virtue. A child's fascination with dinosaurs, maps, insects, astronomy, or a country on the other side of the globe may suddenly become a family project. She can teach independence without making affection conditional on achievement. Her home may be the place where children learn that belonging somewhere and wanting to see the wider world are perfectly compatible ideas.