If you remove the extra eyes, turn off the background noise and stay alone - in a closed room, in a car on a deserted embankment, in silence “just for two” - I turn into a completely different person. In a private space, the mask of a timid girl falls off by itself. Here I don’t have to squeeze in so as not to take up someone else’s space. Here I suddenly become reckless, loud, inventive. I’m ready for a lot: for a spontaneous trip in the middle of the night, for a difficult conversation, for funny adventures, for that very frankness that I would never dare to do in front of strangers. I don't need spectators. I need someone who understands that my shyness is just waiting for the right moment. The one when the door closes and I can finally be myself - real, energetic, ready for anything.