What I want in a partner.

In a world that glorifies constant connection, I’ve realized I genuinely cherish my alone time. It’s not just a luxury; it’s essential for my well-being. When it comes to love, I seek a man who competes with my solitude, not with other men. The true measure of my feelings for someone is simple: I want to choose them over my cherished alone moments.

While it’s flattering to have attention from many men, I’ve learned to discern how their presence makes me feel. Does it uplift and inspire me, or do I leave feeling empty, merely filling space? I prefer my own company to interactions that don’t resonate with my spirit.

I want a partner who enriches my life and motivates me to become the best version of myself. Someone whose presence feels like warmth and connection, rather than distraction. Solitude is my strength, a space where I cultivate passions and dreams, and when I invite someone in, I want it to feel transformative.