About Me

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• Member since: 09/13/07
• Last active: This week
• Age: 28
• First location: The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands
• Travel location: Daskasan, United States
• Relationship Status: Single

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• Hair color: Blond
• Eye color: Blue
• Ethnicity: White
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• HIV status: HIV -
• Safer sex?: Always

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New to The Hague!
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So what is a good way to summarize my personality. I am convinced that the time I spent travelling defined who I am, so I'll tell you about my 3 experiences I have with living abroad. I lived abroad for 3 times so far. My first time living abroad was when I was 18 and I moved to Canada (ON) for one semester of college there. It was right after my Dutch high school and I didn't want to start university just yet. I lived with my (religious) family and learned how it was to live with another family and experience how it was to live by different rules than I was used to.

My second time was during my bachelors degree. I did one semester of that in Turkey. I lived on a campus in Ankara, it was one of the best experiences in my life. In the beginning I didn't really like it, there were a lot of things I had to get used to to. But after a few weeks it got better and better, till the point where I just loved it!

By finishing my semester in Turkey I graduated for my bachelors degree in Psychology. I went back to the Netherlands and started my Masters degree in clinical psychology right away. I did my internship at the department of personality disorders and I learned a lot during that time. I finished up my thesis and graduated in september 2013. These two experiences definitely helped shaping my personality as well! The internship I loved, the thesis I hated, but it made me become more disciplined about doing research, I usually got away with just reading the abstracts and scanning through the texts to get what I wanted but my supervisor finally got onto that and she told me that if I was to continue this behavior she would not stand for it and would flunk me for my thesis, this was definitely a wake-up call and it taught me the discipline to force myself to read things more thoroughly (even though it can be boring).

Currently I am in Sydney, I moved here in November to try and figure out what it is I really want. So far life's been good here. I love skipping the Dutch winter and being in a warm country. Also Australians are amongst the friendliest (and very attractive!!) people I've ever met and Sydney is a great city to live in. I have a visa for a year but since I don't really know yet what I want to after I don't exactly know when I will leave.

Anyway, that was a bit about my life. I think these experience define a great deal of who I am today. If you want to know more, send me a message. If it is anything more than just hi I will defintly respond!