Anette, 29
About Anette, the Polish Girl from Gdańsk
Jaka jestem? Nie mi to oceniać! Nie idealna... miła... czasem...I live in:
Gdańsk, Poland
Body:
Thin
Attractivnes:
I'm very attractive
Hair color:
Bronze
Haircut:
Long & Straight
Eye color:
Grey
Glasses:
Wear sometimes
Tattoos:
I have 1 or 2
Piercing:
No piercing
Marital status:
Single
Children:
Do not have any
More children:
Not yet
Religion:
Catholic
My job:
Freelancer
Education:
University some
Smoking habits:
I do not smoke at all
Alkohol:
Won't say no
Spare time:
See a friend
Individuality:
I'm different than the others
Temperament:
Melancholic
Love is...:
It's just a chemistry
Infidelity is...:
Unforgiven mistake
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