Marzenus, 28
About Marzenus, the Polish Girl from Sopot
I promise I'll tel you...I live in:
Sopot, Poland
Body:
Thin
Attractivnes:
I think I'm attractive
Hair color:
Dark blond
Haircut:
Medium & Straight
Eye color:
Brown
Glasses:
Sunglasses only
Tattoos:
No tatoos
Piercing:
No piercing
Marital status:
Single
Children:
Do not have any
More children:
I think I would like some...
My job:
Employee
Education:
University Graduate
Smoking habits:
I do not smoke at all
Alkohol:
Im not fan of it
Spare time:
See a friend
Individuality:
I'm just myself
Temperament:
Melancholic
Love is...:
It happens to others
Infidelity is...:
End of love
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