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Helena
36 Hoang Mai, Hà Nội, Vietnam
Seeking: Male 38 - 53
Smoke: Don't smoke
Margaret
25 District 1, Hồ Chí Minh, Vietnam
Seeking: Male 19 - 30
Smoke: Don't smoke
Hablo a poco y estudio I'm Margaret. I'm a student in university of economic and working like consultant for Japanese hostel project in Danang. I will graduate in a few months and moving to HCMC, then I will look for scholarships and study my master in Europe or America. I'm an independent girl and quite strong personality. So if you looking for a girl who follow your opinion all the time, your range, traditional girl... it's not me. Beside, I'm well educated, honest, friendly, social, ... and easy to talk. I like reading book, cooking, hacking, hanging out ... special, I love flying works. I love haveling and adventures, go and explore new places by myself. But I'm getting bored already when I just travel on my own. Now, it's time for ending someone to join my journey with me (: I like business and trying to work hard and forward to my dreams. If you ask "am I ambition?". The answer "yes, I am" but my ambition will depend on my dreams and never do anything which influence other people to reach my ambition. I like challenging myself and don't mind difficulties!! I always change myself to be better every day! If you need a girl who you wanna cry in this year or next year. Don't send me messages because it's not me. I won't marry until I have own my career and I learn how to care for my family. Looking for someone who I can share my life with, who can be my lover, partner, best friends, listener,... Too tired to receive a lot of message here and still can't find my man. Just message me if you are really match!!
Thuy
34 Long Bien, Hà Nội, Vietnam
Seeking: Male 34 - 48
Smoke: Don't smoke
I'm not so much sure about who I am, figuring it out moment after moment. I am smart in one way and silly in another. What makes me confident about myself is probably a thirst for learning, an urge for self-discovery. I look for a partner to hope that we can help each other grow in all aspects of life. I wish to learn to listen, to care and to love... with less attachment. My not so good characters, to name a few, includes idealism, handling stress in a crowd, impulse, overthinking, over-sensitiveness, fear and emotional attachment. My weaknesses are instability (with monkey mind you know), and impatience. Having said that, I think I am persistent, with hope. I realise a lot of actions that I take actually derive from state of fear. I am definitely not a possessor of Absolute Truth but I promise to myself that I practise self-reflection and self-observation, to be more compassionate to myself and others, hopefully, to lead life with more wisdom. About my diet & physical health: My body does not react well to animal products and processed foods so I try to have whole grain, fermented products/pickles, legumes, miso, fresh fruit+veg and seaweed as my main diet. I listen to my body and give it animal protein or snacks when it needs. My favourite East-West philosophy of diet is scientific findings from Dr Neal Barnard and the principle of macrobiotic. I enjoy testing out new alternative recipes with natural ingredients in replace of cheese, burgers, pizza, crisps... I do simple yoga, walking, cycling and meditation. My stress response often turns to food. However, I paid the price at very young age with different illnesses, so I gradually train my brain again to deal with stress by regular pausing, breathing or doing housechore in between tasks. Once in a while, I still struggle with mental instability and I eat to feel better! About my family: My family has given me a huge lesson in my life. Only until recently I come to realize that mom and dad are the best gift that nature had given me. My dad went through a difficult childhood, he had difficulty expressing himself. My grandma went through domestic violence and a hunger in Vietnam in 1944, carrying her brother to bury....Perhaps it's part of the carry-on across generations that my dad goes through mental illnesses. It took me many years of learning to understand my pattern of thinking, feeling and behavior, a little better each day. My mom is an angel. She worked hard to make ends meet for the whole family. She married my dad when he was still a student. She is a source of wisdom and compassion. To balance that, I believe it is my spiritual call to have my dad who helps me be more courageous, realistic and firm. I am trying to heal, one day at a time, knowing that my dad and my mom are within me and I can help them by helping myself. Our family is helping one another. About my education: I did my Bachelor in Biology in England. A lot of my decisions regards I made are actually to fulfil my dad and my brother’s wish, or social conditioning. Perhaps no-one never push me but I didn’t understand myself and took the wrong turn. If I were to choose again, I would probably choose Montessori Education earlier. About my work: I tried different jobs in my early 20s, waitress, interpreter, student ambassador, assistant to manager, project coordinator. For the past 7 years I am an English teacher. I just recently completed Montessori teacher training in Toronto, learning the fundamental principles, practising at Montessori schools in Canada, later to prepare an environment and materials for children under 6 myself. About my finance: I am a regular teacher and obviously I won't become a millionaire in this profession :) I choose to live with basic needs. In one way it reminds me of my little self in this vast universe. In another way, it helps me feel more compassionate towards people in need. Having said that, as in Eastern culture it's so strange for single woman to live with parents so I am currently grateful for the "more than I need" living conditions I am having in my parents' house. About my past relationships: I went through several, lasting for a few months each. The longest was 4 years when I waited for a long distance one, we met once then he got cancer. He dropped by Vietnam last year and I decided it has come to an end. I wanted to thank all of those men who came to my life and helped me learn, above all, the lesson of family value, what is important, when is important and who is important. We all meet for a reason right?

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