About
I love discovering new places, ideas, music, a good meal, and a thoughtfully chosen bottle. I’m drawn to whatever sparks my curiosity, catches my eye, and makes me want to linger a little longer.
There’s also the pleasure of learning — becoming absorbed in new subjects and developing new interests.
I’m naturally drawn to people who share that curiosity. Not those who have all the answers, but those who like to look a little closer and remain open enough to still be surprised.
I like a little contrast.
I can be thoughtful and playful. Intentional and spontaneous. Sensual and funny.
A good conversation can leave as much of an impression on me as a beautiful place. I often prefer things with character — that little touch of authenticity and imperfection — over anything that tries to be flawless.
myself too
seriously.
A few things about me.
You’ll probably notice my tattoos first. I’ve always loved making my body a space for self-expression, both in how it looks and in the way I move. Yoga and pole dance hold an important place in my life — for the strength they require, but also for the freedom, expression, and pleasure of discovering what my body can do.
That same instinct for self-expression also shapes the way I experience sensuality and desire. I may seem a little introverted at first — and yes, I have a bit of a nerdy side — but I warm up quickly. I also have a particular talent for making the people around me feel at ease. That’s usually when my more spontaneous, playful side takes over.
When I speak English, a little Québécois accent tends to follow me. I like to think it has its charm.
I notice things.
The way someone tells a story. A song playing somewhere in the background. The first drink of the evening. Rain against a window. A beautiful pair of hands. A particular kind of humour. The moment a conversation takes an unexpected turn.
I think the best encounters leave something behind.
Sometimes it’s a conversation you keep thinking about. A new idea. A different perspective. A laugh you didn’t expect. A little charge from the unsaid. Or simply the feeling that, for a few hours, you stepped outside your everyday life.
distracted
by good food.
I love food that feels generous — meals made with vegetables straight from the garden, anything cooked on the barbecue, and brownies that are still a little soft in the middle.
And then there’s the part
between two people.
I don’t believe in scripts. Every encounter is different.
Somewhere between curiosity, attraction, conversation, humour, anticipation and a little spontaneity, an evening starts to develop its own rhythm.
That’s the part I find interesting.
Leaving enough room for something genuine to happen.
