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Hi dear friend Scott, I’m so happy to be in touch with someone like you, Scott!
I was a bit nervous when I first sent you my letter, wondering if you would even want to respond. But now I’m glad I took the chance. Thank you for making me feel that my effort wasn’t in vain.
For me, a real man is someone who can protect his woman, offer her support during difficult times, and even when she’s just feeling down. Whether or not he smokes doesn’t matter to me, though I do believe good health is important.
What matters more is his kindness, sociability, gentleness, and how caring he is toward me. A sense of humor is also something I appreciate.
Natural beauty is nice, but it’s not the most important thing for me. What matters is feeling loved by my man. He should love, trust, and respect me, and in return, I will do the same.
I wanted to share these thoughts with you because I want us to be able to trust each other and have open conversations about our feelings.
I value and love the people who are close to me, and I truly hope we can grow closer as well. It’s rare for me to feel a strong connection with someone right away, as I’m very particular, but something about you has already attracted me. I can’t fully explain it, but it’s more of a subconscious feeling. I want to meet a man who deserves my pure and sincere love.
I feel I can trust you already, Scott, and I’d like to talk to you about more personal things.
I hope my letter doesn’t bore you! I enjoy getting to know you better and sharing more about myself as well.
By now, I think you’ve seen the photos I sent. Many of them were taken by my friend Assel.
I would ask if you could send smaller photos since my internet connection is quite slow. I use a USB ADSL modem, which isn’t very reliable, and I pay by the megabyte, so large files can get quite expensive. For me, email is the most comfortable way to communicate. I can only dream of using Skype, Facebook, or other messaging apps! Email works best for me.
I’d really like to hear your voice and know you’re a real person. Please send me your phone number, and I’d love to call you.
As you know, I’m 32 years old, born on August 25 (Virgo), and I’m 167 cm tall and weigh 55 kg.
I’m finishing my studies at Osh State University, and I’m considering opportunities for an internship outside Kyrgyzstan. Regarding age, I don’t believe it’s important in relationships. What matters is the ability to love and respect each other. A true loving man understands what is in the heart, not just what’s on the surface. Age doesn’t change the importance of those qualities.
Music is very important to me. Since childhood, I’ve loved music, and my taste varies depending on my mood. Usually, I listen to popular music on the radio.
I am Christian and believe in God, but I don’t go to church. Although I live in a Muslim country where most people are Muslim, I respect their traditions. I believe that faith is something that lives in everyone’s soul, and God is one. What matters is believing and trusting that He will guide us.
At 32, I’ve had a difficult life and had to grow up quickly. I understand people very well.
I was an orphan and grew up in an orphanage, never having seen my parents. Those years were hard for me, and they are painful to think about. I’ve never had a family, but it’s my greatest dream to create my own one day.
I have no children, but I love kids and would like to have two in the future—a boy and a girl. I want them to always feel loved and know that their parents will take care of them.
I didn’t have a normal childhood, and there were times when we had very little to eat. It was a struggle, and I’ve experienced hunger and hardship. I don’t want to dwell on this too much as it’s painful for me. Perhaps one day, I’ll share more about it. But please don’t ask about it now.
I hope you understand. I don’t want to bring sadness into our conversation, but I know you’ll be kind about it.
Now, I would love to hear more about you—your life, your childhood, your studies, and your work. Where do you live, and what’s your city like?
Please don’t let my past affect your mood. I want to know more about you and am grateful that we can speak openly!
I look forward to hearing from you soon. Please answer my questions and share your thoughts on everything I’ve written—it’s really important to me. And of course, please send me a photo!
I’m sending you a big hug! Now it’s 3:20 PM, and I’m finishing this letter.
Looking forward to your response!

Andrea Smith