57 year-old Nigerian woman/girl from Markham, ON with Zimbabwean roots, brown eyes, of christian religion, who is a non-smoker, listens to country music

Appearance

Hair

Black

Eyes

Brown

Physique

Average

Height

4' 0" (122 cm)

Family Roots

Zimbabwean

Race

Black / African descent

My Lifestyle

Smoking

Non-Smoker

Drinking

Never

Has Kids

Yes

Wants Kids

No

Religion

Christian

Education

Master's Degree

Occupation

Other

Income

$75,000 - $100,000

Politics

Very Liberal

What languages do you speak?

English

Favorite Music

Country

Favorites

Favorite Books

Chunua Achebe

Favorite Cities

South Africa. Zimbabwe, Tanzania

Favorite Clothing Stores

The African Mall

Favorite Colors

Bright colours

Favorite Drinks

Water

Favorite Fast Foods

The whole wheat hamburger with double beef patie

Favorite Magazines

Home and fashion

Favorite Comedies

The God must be crazy

Favorite Dramas

Any from different countries

Favorite Horror Movies

Any from different countries

Favorite Action Movies

any from different countries

Favorite Place To Be Kissed

Busy traffic place

Favorite Politicians

President Traore

Favorite TV News Sources

CNN

Favorite Foods

See food

Personality

Adventurousness Somewhat Cautious

Affectionateness Very Doting

Trustingness Average

Confidence Very Confident

Independence Very Independent

Mood Average

Romance Very Romantic

Sociability Very Extroverted

Thought Process Very Analytical

Tolerance Average

Lifestyle

Dress Average

Energy Somewhat High

Go Party Never

Religion Large Part

Neatness Super Neat

Punctuality Always Early

Spending Average

Work Ethic Driven

Insights

Describe the perfect evening.

No stress, no rush. Just good food, warm conversation, and laughter that comes easy.

Describe your perfect weekend.

You wake up naturally—no alarm, no rush. The sunlight is soft, peeking through the curtains. You stretch, breathe, and feel totally at ease. Coffee or tea is brewing while a chill playlist or a good podcast sets the tone. Breakfast is slow and delicious—maybe fluffy pancakes, avocado toast, or fresh fruit and yogurt.

Do you believe in love at first sight?

Ooh, deep question! I think love at first sight is definitely a thing—but maybe not in the way movies make it out to be.

How many kids would you like to have?

I have 2 already and the factory is closed

How important is someone's physical appearance to you?

Physical appearance might be what catches your attention at first—it’s natural to be drawn to certain looks, energy, or style. But what keeps someone in your heart? That’s all about who they are underneath: their vibe, how they treat people, how they make you feel, their sense of humor, their kindness, their drive.

If you could have one super power, what would it be and why?

To raise my father from the just like Jesus did when he ask Lazarus to wake up, My father was my dear person

What is the purpose of marriage?

marriage is an expression of deep love and commitment. It’s a way of saying: I choose you, not just for now, but for the long haul. It brings a sense of security and intentionality to the relationship

What is the most important lesson that you've learned?

Not everyone you lose is a loss. Some people leave to make space for better things.

What do your friends like about you most?

One of the most important lessons I’ve learned is that staying true to who you are will always guide you in the right direction. My friends often describe me as kind, honest, and a woman of my word

What do your friends tease you about the most?

Falling inlove with the wrong people who are not honest and comitted

What gets on your nerves?

Lies can feel like a betrayal of trust, especially when you value honesty so much.

What is the most important thing in a relationship?

The most important thing in a relationship can vary for different people, but trust is often considered the foundation of a healthy, lasting relationship.

What's the best age to get married?

Differs with people and age, I would say when both are mature and financial stable

What turns you off?

I think I’d be turned off by things like dishonesty, disrespect, and inconsistency—things that break down trust and connection.

What turns you on?

I think I’d be drawn to people who are open-minded, who can communicate openly and honestly, and who have a genuine interest in understanding others.

What do you hope to be doing five years from now?

If I were to look ahead, I'd say I’d hope to be continuing to help, learn, and grow—whether it's through helping people navigate life challenges, sharing knowledge, or making things a little easier for others. I imagine I’d love to evolve in ways that make my support even more meaningful and helpful to people like you.