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About me:


Hey! I'm Valentina, I'm 23 years old, born and raised in Santiago Chile,  and I'm currently studying biological anthropology at the University of Chile, I didn't know that I will study this career, I had already convinced myself that I would like architecture, when this path of career surprised me by accident.

I really don't like to talk about myself, I mysteriously forget all about my life as quickly as someone ask the dreaded question, so Valentina tell me about you?. I'm the oldest of two children and live whit both of my parents in Santiago. I have never lived anywhere else but my mom loves to travel, a hobby that she had passed to both of us. I plan to takes her around the world once she is older.

I was born in July, and that maybe explain my love for rain and cold, I studied in the school Carmela Carvajal the Prat, where I found some of the best people I have ever met, I hope to still call them friends from here to many years. I never include this in my introductions but why not? it's soo much easy that to do it in person. I'm pansexual, or at least that is the label that better represents me, maybe that is why I'm fascinated with the concepts of identity and gender.

I love to dance in really crowded places so nobody can see me, I love going to concerts, there always good experiences, I love cats and someday I will have a little hoard of them. Now you know a little about me, so now tell me, how about you?

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  1. Claudio AApril 23, 2018 at 8:40 AM

    I think that winter, rain, cold wind are the best of the best in terms of wheater, it helps to stay in bed and see a lot of series/anime. I loved your description !

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