For most of my life, I devoted myself to education, medicine, and raising my daughter. My profession is a calling, and I’m proud of the career I’ve built in this field. Today, my daughter is a grown woman with a family of her own, and it brings me so much joy to see the person she has become.
As for me… I chose to completely change my life. It’s been four years since I moved to Bristol, where I continue to work in my profession. And for the first time, I allow myself to dream not only about the future of others — but about my own as well.
I rent a cozy little house with a private courtyard, where I love to bake bread — a hobby that makes any place feel like home. I also enjoy getting my hands dirty in the garden from time to time — it helps me feel grounded and peaceful. We Ukrainians are like that — our hands remember.
I’m open to new things and ready to meet someone to share not just dinners, but silences with. Someone who values the simple things — sincerity, care, warmth, and real closeness.
If you feel like our rhythms might align, I’d be happy to get to know you.

I wouldn’t say I have endless time for hobbies — far from it. Between long shifts at work, international conferences, and continuous professional development (because in my field, we never really stop learning), I still manage to carve out moments to rest both my hands and my mind.
That’s when I turn to the garden or the dough. It’s something my mother and grandmother did too — working with dough is better than any meditation. You lose yourself completely in the process, and as a bonus, you get something delicious at the end.
I also practice yoga and Pilates in my little courtyard — fresh air, movement, and a bit of peace in the midst of a busy life.

I’d love to meet a man who is mature — but still a child at heart. Let me explain: to me, it’s important that my person knows how to truly enjoy life. Someone who doesn’t whine or complain, but simply lives — fully and with presence.
That’s the kind of person I am. My thoughts are always leaning toward the positive, and I’d love to be with a man who inspires me and walks beside me, not someone who drains my energy with talk about how we’re "too old" for this or that.
I feel fantastic, with enough energy for ten people — and just as many ambitions and dreams. So… how about we enjoy the ride together? Sound good?