Angelina from Zaporozhye, Ukraine

Hi dar­ling!

Have you ev­er thought about how many de­mands and re­quire­ments a mod­ern wo­m­an needs to face? At school and uni­ver­si­ty, a girl is con­s­tant­ly en­cour­aged: you must be suc­cess­ful, earn mon­ey and pur­sue a ca­reer. And at home, mothers and grand­mothers say: the most im­por­tant things for a wo­m­an are her hus­band, chil­dren and a com­fort­able home. It goes with­out say­ing that it is im­pos­si­ble to be a suc­cess­ful busi­ness­wo­m­an while re­main­ing a gen­tle and home­ly house­wife.

On the one hand, a girl’s life may be­come bleak from the stark re­al­iza­tion that she is on­ly a wife and mother while her friends have made ca­reers for them­selves. On the other hand, young ladies fol­low­ing a ca­reer and post­pon­ing hav­ing chil­dren to a lat­er date are tor­ment­ed by an in­fe­ri­or­i­ty com­plex for not al­ready hav­ing a fam­i­ly.

More­over, there is a third cat­e­go­ry of wo­m­en who have nei­ther ca­reer nor fam­i­ly!

As for me, I am a uni­ver­sal soldi­er. I can live ei­ther in a big ci­ty or in the coun­try­side and live a hap­py life no mat­ter if I am a busi­ness­wo­m­an or a dairy­maid. But this is on­ly pos­si­ble if I am by my sweet­heart’s side. So… could you be the one?

Sin­cere­ly, An­geli­na.