Soyoka (23)

Tokyo

Hi, Hello to everyone across the sea and all around the country!The new year has just begun, and I was deeply honored by the opportunity to meet new people this month.Although I don’t usually send text or message that often(out of respect, as they are clearly people who are busy, scheduled, and in demand…), …whenever you ask me a simple question or occasionally share pictures of foods, it makes my heart flutter.(After we meet, I often spend the evening thinking about how you spent your day so it’s always a delight to hear from you.)I hope everyone gets to enjoy good food, sleeps well, and always has time to enjoy the weather!…To the strangers reading this, I truly look forward to meeting you. I often feel shy at first when seeing new people… I tend to become quiet in groups, as well… But after spending some time, all I wish for is to open my heart and be honest with each other.There are few things that might give you an idea of what kind of person I am:・Before becoming an escort, I was an art student. (My major was sculpture. Technically, I can repair your wooden, stone, or iron-made furniture, chairs etc...)-as a student, I mainly did those kinds of westernized-academic works・Perhaps due to genetics, I have abs like someone who enjoys gym workouts, though I’d rather stay still. (I’ve never been to a gym; I’m open and curious, but going to a new place alone makes me a bit shy-)-but I do enjoy traveling to go meet friends far away・I love books. It’s a bit romantic to think I’ll never be able to read all the books I want to before I die. When I get older and reach a certain age, I hope I can turn the pages myself(personally, I prefer physical books).・My family didn’t let us kids watch TV channels other than NHK, BBC, National Geographic etc... Therefore, I’m not very familiar with Japanese celebrities or TV culture (just in case such topics are expected… You may teach me about it anytime.)-Looking back, this restriction probably sparked my reading journey. It was also a way to kill time, as I didn’t have many friends at school due to my family moving places time to time.・I’m a mother of two turtles. Due to their rapid growth recently, I plan to upgrade their home and aquarium. As a child, I didn’t really wish for any pets, but strangely enough, I’ve become a mom to those aquatic creatures. One was a gift out of nowhere from a boy who had a crush on me 10 years ago, and the other was stolen from a local park, also 10 years ago. (I took away from the kids who were harming this poor turtle and ran.) Every morning, they swim after me, seeking for food, and I often reflect on the unexpected encounters in life as I look into their beady little eyes. Apparently, this type of turtle tends to live quite long. (…This year, they’re estimated to be in their late twenties, if I’m counting right.)-Mr. Chibibo. Chibi means “tiny”, as some of you may know. …looks like he has to change his name soon, ne!…