from: Sofi <sainderas111@outlook.com>
date: Aug 4, 2025, 11:39 AM
subject: Hi,
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Hello, !
I am very glad that you paid attention to my message. Your statement aroused my sincere interest. I noticed that you didn't send me your picture.
It's clear that receiving a letter from someone you don't know personally seems unexpected and alarming. Know that my intentions are sincere. I don't know why, but your reply got into my inbox. I added your email address to my contact list so that your emails don't end up in spam anymore. Please do the same so that my emails don't get lost among your spam, advertisements, and commercial offers. Then we can safely continue our communication, okay?
My name is Sofia, but I also like to be called Sofi. I am 29 years old, I have dark hair and blue eyes. I was born on December 19, 1995, my zodiac sign is Sagittarius. What is your attitude to astrology? They say that Sagittarians are energetic and creative people. I completely agree with this. My height is 171 cm, and my weight is 59 kg.
I live in Balashov, a small city in Russia. It is a very beautiful city with a population of about 75 thousand people, with beautiful architectural structures. I would also like to know more about your hometown please tell me. I work as a primary school teacher in a city school and I love my job.
I recently met an old friend whom I hadn't seen for a long time. During this time, her life had changed greatly, and she was literally glowing with happiness. Her joy was transmitted to me it was not envy, but a sincere feeling of joy for her and a desire to experience the same moments of happiness. My friend told me that she had found her love through online dating, and suggested that I try this method. That's how I got your contact.
I am new to online dating. And you? But I am very happy to meet a man who is looking for a serious relationship!
See you soon, Sofi
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