Header choice: the city skyline she grew up looking at
Croissant critic, slow-Sunday specialist
Brooklyn, New York · 3 miles awayshe / herActive 2 hours ago
I moved to Brooklyn seven years ago for a three month contract and simply never left. These days I run product design for a small studio, which mostly means I ask a lot of annoying questions and then draw rectangles.
Outside of work you'll find me testing a new sourdough starter, walking the Promenade at sunset, or dragging a friend to a film I've already seen twice. I'm looking for someone who's genuinely kind, a little bit silly, and up for building something steady.
The extra pictures Sofia uploaded — the ones that show a normal week, not just a good angle.
Remember the small thing I mentioned once and bring it up three weeks later.
A warm loaf, a cold morning, and the first ten minutes of a train journey.
You have strong opinions about pasta shapes and no opinions about my playlist.
People with a similar pace of life and overlapping interests.
88% match
Austin, Texas
Trail miles, vinyl crates, strong taco opinions
Landscape architect by trade, which is a fancy way of saying I get paid to think about where trees should go. Weekends belong to the Greenbelt, my dog Rufus, and a record collection that has quietly taken over the living room.
91% match
Seattle, Washington
Pastry chef, cat staff, sunset chaser
I run the pastry case at a little bakery in Ballard, which means my alarm goes off at four and my hands always smell faintly of butter. Worth it.
90% match
Manhattan, New York
Painter, flower shop owner, incurable romantic
I own a small flower shop on the Lower East Side and paint in the back room whenever it's quiet, which is almost never. My life is colourful, slightly chaotic and full of buckets of water.