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Klapa, 27

About Klapa, the Polish Girl from Gdynia

Decent, spontaneous girl with big respect for relatives and friends.
Photo of Polish Single ,'Klapa', from Poland Gdynia, looking for dating.
Photo of 'Klapa', Polish Woman, from Poland Gdynia, looking for dating.
Photo of Polish Single ,'Klapa', from Poland Gdynia, looking for dating.
Photo of 'Klapa', Polish Woman, from Poland Gdynia, looking for dating.
I live in:
Gdynia, Poland
Body:
Normal
Attractivnes:
I think I'm attractive
Hair color:
Dark blond
Haircut:
Long & Wavy
Eye color:
Brown
Glasses:
Don't use
Tattoos:
No tatoos
Piercing:
No piercing
Marital status:
Single
Children:
Do not have any
More children:
Not yet
Religion:
Catholic
My job:
Employee
Education:
University some
Smoking habits:
I do not smoke at all
Alkohol:
Im not fan of it
Spare time:
Do some sports
Individuality:
I'm different than the others
Temperament:
Phlegmatic
Love is...:
It's the gift from God
Infidelity is...:
End of love
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