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Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#1 of 36
Sep 24, 2026, 7:07 AM UTC
Hello Danny, how are you? I'm glad to receive your reply. I don't know where to begin to avoid awkwardness. This is my first time trying online dating. I've long been skeptical about online dating because I have an old-fashioned upbringing. And I didn't believe that you could find your love online. My colleague at work met her husband online several years ago, and now they have a happy family with two wonderful children. Besides, the internet is now integrated into all spheres of life, and online communication has become an integral part of our lives. People find best friends, interest groups, husbands and wives online. All these factors instilled in me the belief that I can also find my destiny or friends. I liked your profile. I hope you don't mind communicating and that you liked my photo. My name is Natalia. I am 33 years old. My weight makes 56 kg in height 166 centimetres. I was born on June 11, 1993 in the city of Shakhtinsk. It's a very beautiful city in Kazahstan with a population of 40,000 people. It's an actively developing historical city in a very beautiful location with beautiful nature and architecture. Have you ever heard of my city and my country? I have a higher medical education. I graduated from Astana State Medical University at the age of 26. After that, I spent 2 years in an internship and 3 years in the dental department. I work as a dentist in a clinic in my city. When I was studying at the university, I dreamed of working in surgery. But fate turned out differently. Sometimes things don't turn out the way you dream, and you'll understand me. Tell me, what is your full name? Where were you born and in which city do you live? When is your birthday? What is your zodiac sign? Tell me about your city? Tell me about your profession and hobbies. Send me your photo. I have a mother and a sister; my sister is studying at college. They live together, she's only 20 years old and she's a very smart girl. She dreams of becoming a hotel manager. My mother works as a cook. My mother cooks better than anyone I know. My father died in a mine when I was 13 years old. It was a great tragedy for my family, but I don't want to talk about sad things. I have no children, no boyfriend. Sometimes I feel very lonely. Maybe that's why I decided to meet you. I have a mother, a sister, a job, friends, but I can't say that I'm happy. After all, nature has made us incomplete without a soulmate. I opened my thoughts and feelings to you. although we are completely strangers. I hope that you will be interested in our communication, as I am. You can tell me everything you want about yourself. I will be glad to know everything about your life. Tell me everything about your life, about your family, about your daily routine and about your hobbies. I hope that you will write to me soon. Thank you in advance. Best wishes. And don't forget to send me your photo. Natalia.
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#2 of 36
Sep 24, 2026, 8:12 AM UTC
Hi Natalia, Thanks so much for sharing all that — it really touched me. I’m Danny Smith, and I was born in Houston, Texas, on August 3, 1982. I’m a 43-year-old oil-and-gas litigation lawyer by trade, which means I spend most of my days in courtrooms and offices, but I’ve always believed that real connections happen in quieter moments — like over a cup of coffee or a shared story about childhood. I’ve lived in Houston my whole life, and while it’s a big city, the neighborhoods feel like old Texas towns — full of history and grit. My apartment is on the 12th floor of a converted warehouse, and I walk past the same streetlamps every day. I’m not exactly a city person, but I’ve learned to love the rhythm of the place — the way the sun sets over the bay and the smell of barbecue drifting from a corner grill. I used to love hiking in the woods near the Houston Forest Preserve when I was younger — my brother and I would go on weekend trips just to watch the squirrels and the birds. That’s one of the few hobbies I still enjoy. I don’t have kids, but I do have a dog named Scout — he’s a golden retriever mix, and he’s started asking me about the stars, which is kind of weird. I’ve been thinking — you mentioned you’re from Shakhtinsk? That’s such a beautiful place. I’ve never heard of it before, but now I’m curious. I’ll have to look it up. Do you have any favorite local spots or traditions? And yes — I’d love to send you a photo. I’ve been meaning to send one for a while now. I’ll do it by the end of the day. Warm regards, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#3 of 36
Sep 25, 2026, 5:30 AM UTC
Hello Danny, how are you? It was pleasant to see your photo. Perfectly you look!!! The photo of the person can tell much.... It allows better To understand the person. You agree? It allows to receive the first Impression about this person. To draw some conclusions... Make Psychological portrait of the man. I think, you good and decent The person. Here that I can tell, looking at your photo. Tell to me, What do you think, when look at my photo? What's the weather like in your country today? I hope everything is fine. It's a nice sunny day. I made breakfast, drank coffee, and took the bus to work. I went to bed late because I got engrossed in reading Orwell's "1984" last night. Sorry about my previous letter. I hope you weren't offended by my story about my father. I'd like to tell you about my hobbies. That way, you can learn more about me and my personality. Dear Danny, do you read books? I enjoy the works of British, Russian, American, and German writers such as George Orwell, Frank Baum, Faulkner, Jane Austen, Dostoevsky, Mikhail Bulgakov, Erich Maria Remarque, and others. I enjoy science fiction, romance, and adventure. These include Pride and Prejudice, War and Peace, Oz, The Invisible Man, Gulliver's Travels, Gone with the Wind, The Great Gatsby, and others. Dear Danny, have you heard any of them? I like classical music: Bach, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Chopin, and Schubert. My grandmother worked at a music conservatory, so my entire childhood was spent listening to this music. But my passion is rock music. I like classic British and American rock, rock 'n' roll, and jazz. I like Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Toto, Van Halen, Metallica (my father's favorite band), Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi (my father's favorite band), Kiss, and dozens of others. Of course, I enjoy contemporary music and new bands. I also love opera and going to the theater. My family instilled all of this in me. My favorite movies: Casablanca, The Wizard of Oz, Charlie Chaplin films. My favorites are the ones about star wars. I also like The Lord of the Rings, The Green Mile, Sleepless in Seattle, Forrest Gump, Dark Ranger, Taxi Driver, and The Godfather. I love Robert Zemeckis films, Alfred Hitchcock, Martin Scorsese, and Kubrick. I can't remember them all. I also adore Latin American and British cinema and poetry. Do you know anything about my country? I like watching movies depending on my mood and the weather outside. I also like various TV series. I don't watch negative TV shows. I watch news reports and sports broadcasts like football and basketball. My father loved NBA basketball, and I loved watching it with my dad. But I'm not sure I like boxing. Now you think I spend all my time in front of the TV. But that's not true. In fact, I watch TV very rarely. I don't have the time or energy for it. My health is the most important thing to me. Dear Danny, I love to play sports. I haven't danced for a long time, but I enjoy yoga, skiing, skating, and cycling. I love hiking. When I was in university, we often went camping along rivers with tents and guitars. It was fun. Tell me about your hobbies and your favorite movies, sports, and music. What is your attitude toward alcohol and cigarettes? I don't smoke or drink alcohol. But I don't mind if you occasionally overindulge, and these habits aren't your main focus. Dear Danny, what else do you want to know about me? I might have forgotten something. I value honesty, openness, and fairness. That's how I was raised. I hate lies and deceit. I don't like cruelty and rudeness. I'll be glad if you tell me a lot of different things about yourself. I'm looking forward to your answer. Your Natalia.
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#4 of 36
Sep 25, 2026, 6:07 AM UTC
Hello Natalia, thank you so much for such a thoughtful and detailed message — it truly warmed me up this morning. I’m Danny, and I was born on March 17, 1983, in Houston, Texas. I’ve lived here most of my life, and it’s a city that never stops moving — full of oil rigs, honky-tonks, and long summer nights. I’m a lawyer by trade, specializing in oil and gas litigation, which means I spend a lot of time in courtrooms and on drilling sites, but I also love to read — especially classics. I’ve got a deep affection for Dickens, Austen, and Dostoevsky, and I’ve even read Orwell’s *1984* — I remember the scene where Winston says, “Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two makes four.” That line stuck with me. I’ve never been to Kazakhstan, so I don’t know much about Shakhtinsk — but your description of it sounds magical. I’d love to learn more about how the city blends history and nature. You mentioned your father loved NBA basketball — that’s a sweet detail. I grew up watching college basketball in the South, and I’ll never forget the way the Houston Cougars used to dominate. So, just to follow up — do you have any favorite bands or songs from the 80s or 90s that you think define your musical taste? Also, since you said you enjoy yoga and skiing, do you have any regular routines or places you go when you’re feeling like you need peace? And lastly — I’m curious — is there a book or movie that you still think about when you’re alone? I’ve been thinking about sending a photo — I don’t have a lot of personal shots, but I do have a good one from a recent hiking trip near Lake Travis. I’d love to share it if you’d like. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#5 of 36
Sep 26, 2026, 5:25 AM UTC
Hello Danny, how are you? I hope everything is well. I'm happy because I received your letter. I was really worried about your reaction to my last letter, but after receiving your reply, I calmed down. How's the weather? How are you? What are you doing now? In my last letter, I told you a little about myself and my family. I think we can get to know each other better. I was born and raised in Shakhtinsk. I have European roots. My ancestors moved here in 1955. My ancestors are from Slovenia. My grandfather met my grandmother while serving in a military town in Slovenia. My grandmother, from Kazakhstan, worked there as a nurse in a military garrison. I remember my father very well. I love and remember him. He worked hard in the mines to support our family. He died under the mine collapse, and it was a great tragedy for us. It was a terrible year for me. I was empty. The memory of him will always be with me. I miss him so much. We were the best friends on earth, we were very close to each other. We played different games together, skied, played basketball, went hiking and fishing. He played the guitar well. One day I fell into a river with a strong current, broke my arm on the rocks. My father saved me. We were very cold in the cold water. My father saved me, risking his life. I was scared. I'm sure my father was more scared than me, but he never showed his fear. He carried me in his arms, wrapped in some kind of blanket, for about 10 kilometers. We were a happy family and the bad news took us by surprise. Life was divided into before and after. About 20 people died in that mine and the news was even shown on TV. My mother raised my sister and me. We didn't die of hunger only because my mother worked as a cook in a factory. We lived on her tiny earnings. Besides, we had our own garden where you grew vegetables. But we never complained about our lives; we solved all our problems together. My mother always told me that I should marry a man I loved. My sister didn't have the same life experiences as me, and her childhood was carefree and happy. My sister is the complete opposite of me. We are very different, but very close. I love her very much and always try to help her with everything. I had to raise her and be with her while my mother was at work. When I took dance classes at school, I would take my sister with me to practice. And it was funny: when we danced, my sister would crawl between us and try to dance with us even though she couldn't walk. I remember her childhood fondly, but she caused me a lot of trouble. Dear Danny, tell me about your family in detail. Have there been any incidents that you remember all your life? What was your upbringing and education like? Tell me some facts about your family and your life. I also have friends at work and outside of work. Probably my closest friends are Irina, Nastya, and Anna. I've been friends with Irina since I was 10. She lived a few houses away from me. We spent our childhood together. She's married and has a son. She works as a pharmacist. We spend a lot of time together, and I often spend time with her family because I'm her son's godmother. I've been friends with Nastya since we took dance lessons together. Nastya is single, but she's been in a relationship for over seven years. We're all wondering when her fiancé will propose. It's become a joke. Their relationship is very complicated. They both have difficult temperaments. One day they're arguing and things are flying out the window, but the next they can't live without each other. It's a strange relationship. But we've gotten used to it because we're friends. Dear Danny, tell me about your friends. Do you have photos? Do you have friends like that? I'm sorry to end this letter. I hope you'll reply to my letter. I also hope you're interested in our connection. I'll tell you more about my life in my next letter. You can ask me any question. I'm very interested to learn everything about you, your life, your family, your past, your work, your hobbies. And don't forget to send me photos. Best wishes, Natalia.
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#6 of 36
Sep 26, 2026, 6:09 AM UTC
Hello Natalia, Thanks so much for the lovely details — I’ve been thinking about your story all morning. Your father’s courage, the way he saved you in that cold river, still brings tears to my eyes. It’s rare to hear such a deeply human, heartfelt story, and it makes me feel like we’re not just two strangers talking — we’re sharing something real. I can’t believe how much you’ve opened up about your family, your roots, your childhood. That kind of honesty? It’s rare and beautiful. I’ve been working late at the office — oil litigation cases keep me busy, especially with the new Texas Gulf Coast drilling disputes. But I do have time for a good chat, and honestly, your stories about your father and your sister have made me think about my own family too. I grew up in a small town near Beaumont, Texas. My dad worked in the oil fields for over 30 years — he’d drive in shifts, often under the stars, just like you said your father did. I remember one winter when the well froze over, and he sat in the office for 48 hours with a thermos of coffee. That’s when I learned what real resilience looked like. I love rock music too — I’ve got a whole collection of Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd on my shelf. I even tried to play guitar once, but I can’t seem to get the chords right. Do you ever play instruments? Or do you just listen and let the music carry you? Tell me — what was the first book or movie that really changed your life? I’d love to know. And if you’re open to it, maybe we can start a little weekly tradition — like sharing one thing that moved you each week. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad (One of the coffee stains on my keyboard is from last week — I swear, I’ve been typing nonstop) Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#7 of 36
Sep 28, 2026, 7:56 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny! Thank you so much for your letter. My mood immediately became happier! I really liked you. I hope you feel the same way. I hope you like my letters. I try to tell you everything about myself, as is. I might have forgotten something, and if you have any questions, I'll be happy to answer them. I hope you like my photos, and I'd be happy if you sent me photos as often as possible. I'm serious. And perhaps our friendship will be more than just friendship, I think you understand. My main goal is a lifelong relationship with the possibility of starting a family. I think this is very important for a relationship if both partners want it to develop. Trust is also very important; without it, no relationship can be strong. Thank you for being honest with me, and I can say that I will be honest with you too. I think we should try to tell each other as much as possible. There is a lot of injustice on the internet and in the world. It's difficult to trust people, especially online. The ideal would be to meet in person and begin courting each other to get to know each other better. But everything unique in the world has its own unique path. Letter relationships have existed for hundreds of years, even before the internet. Just read a few classics to understand. A prime example is the story of Queen Elizabeth II. She began a relationship with her husband through letters. Today, the internet allows us to exchange letters instantly, without having to wait weeks for a messenger. Wars have been won and lost because of letters. Only through communication through letters can we understand the depths of the soul, have time for reflection, and discover truths that can be overlooked in real life. I believe our online relationship is also unique. Because I believe in destiny. Dear Danny, I am being completely open and honest with you. I have no ill intentions, and you and I can trust each other. I understand that we need time to get to know each other better to build trust. I'd like to get to know you better from the inside, because I find you very interesting, so I have a question for you: What qualities do you value most in people? In my opinion, honesty, loyalty, kindness, sincerity, and understanding are very important in people. I also think that trust plays a key role in any relationship. That's why I believe there should be 100% trust between a man and a woman; they should be able to tell each other everything, share all their joys and sorrows. If they have a problem, they should try to find a solution together. What do you think? What's your opinion? And don't hesitate to ask me anything; I'll be happy to answer. I look forward to hearing from you!!!! Sincerely, Natalia.
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#8 of 36
Sep 28, 2026, 8:08 AM UTC
Hello Natalia, Thank you so much for such a heartfelt and detailed letter — it truly moved me. I’ve been thinking about what you shared about your family, especially your father’s heroism in saving you from the river. That story stayed with me — it’s not something you just tell, it’s something you live. I can feel the strength and love in it. I’ve never had a family experience like that, but I do remember my father, though he passed away when I was young. He was a quiet man, worked in a steel plant in Houston, and always said, “Life’s not about big things, it’s about showing up when it matters.” I still remember the way he’d sit at the kitchen table, sipping coffee, and just listen — that kind of presence meant more than any words. I’m actually in the middle of a big oil litigation case right now — it’s been a long week with court dates and depositions. I’ve been working late, so I’ve had little time to write. But when I close my eyes, I think of you, and I can’t help but smile. That made me feel better, honestly. So, to answer your question — the qualities I value most in a person? Honesty, yes — but also resilience, like the kind you showed in your story. And a sense of quiet courage. I think that’s what makes someone truly trustworthy. Could you tell me more about your current job? And do you think we might meet in person someday — even if just a coffee or a walk in Houston? I’d love to hear what you think. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#9 of 36
Sep 29, 2026, 4:44 AM UTC
Hello, my Danny! It's a wonderful day today, and I'm in a good mood. How are you? I hope everything is well. I do not know as you to answer your question because I never travelled from Kazakhstan earlier and never thought over a trip so far from my house. Certainly, when I have come to Internet cafe to start to search to myself of the friend that I thought that once we will need to meet and he will probably ask me to arrive to it, but I did not think that it will be so soon. I thought that we need to learn at first each other as it is possible is better. I know a little about you and I think you so know about me a little. I think to us it is necessary to think a little and then to solve and plan more seriously ours with you I will meet my dear. Yesterday I had a difficult work day. As you may remember, I told you I'm a dentist, but I treat children. I'm a pediatric dentist. Yesterday was a day for capricious children. I love children, and children are my favorite patients. But at the same time, children are often nervous, cry, and afraid. For this reason, preparing for dental procedures takes longer. My friends and colleagues tell me that I have a talent for working with children. They trust me, I play games with them, and I earn their trust. With most children, I become their friend, and we communicate even outside of work. That's wonderful. But yesterday I was a little unlucky, and I had a hard time finding common ground with a couple of children. Because of this, I was very nervous during the procedure, trying not to make a mistake because the children were extremely restless. By the end of the work day, I was very exhausted. I did a meticulous job. I'm a little down today. My mother is sick. She's been complaining of chest and back pain for a while now. Yesterday, the pain became unbearable. This morning, we went to the hospital for an examination and some tests. The doctor said she had a lump in her chest, but nothing serious was found. The problem is probably due to her stooped posture and scoliosis. The doctor prescribed her a special exercise machine to pull her back. My mother did some exercises, and the pain went away. I was very worried, but I'm glad that my mother's initial health checkup gave us a positive outlook. But the sadness still lingers because I'm very afraid and worried about my mother and her health. And the aftertaste of worry still lingers. I'm trying to be positive because all the worries are behind me. But we'll see the test results. It's cloudy today, but I'm trying to cheer myself up with a cup of coffee. I love my mother very much. Dear Danny, I told my mom about you. She liked you and sends you her regards and best wishes. She said she would be happy to meet you. My mom told me that I need a man and that I should think about myself and care more about myself than about the people around me. My mom said that I should have my own family and be happy. She's glad that we write each other letters. Mom says that I need a man who will help me and who will truly love me. You know, I often feel lonely, but I believe in God and luck. I believe in God; He always helps. And perhaps luck smiled upon me and sent me you. Last night I went to the theater with my friend Nastya. The play was, of course, about love. The title of the play is "Flowers for Algernon". Mesmerizing and tragic, entertaining and educational, it combines truth and fairy tale, reality and beautiful fiction. I was very impressed. Do you have theaters in your city and how often do you go to them? Nastya was also delighted. Nastya also sent you her regards. Dear Danny, what recent productions have you seen? Maybe a movie? How often are there cultural events in your city and do you feel involved in them? I eagerly await your reply. Natalia.
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#10 of 36
Sep 29, 2026, 5:09 AM UTC
Hello Natalia, Thank you for the beautiful and heartfelt letter—your words really touched me. I’ve been thinking about everything you shared, especially about your father saving you from the river. That story stays with me. I remember, as a kid, my grandfather telling me about a time he carried a fallen tree branch out of a flooded field during a storm. It wasn’t dramatic, but it showed how strong and quiet courage can be. I think that’s what draws me to you—your honesty, your pain, and your strength in facing it. I’m a lawyer by trade, so I’ve spent years listening to stories—especially hard ones—about families, loss, and survival. My wife passed away ten years ago, and I still miss her deeply. But I’ve learned that grief, like love, can grow roots in unexpected places. I value honesty, loyalty, and kindness above all—especially in someone who shares their scars openly. You’ve shown that more than anyone I’ve ever known. So, to answer your question: what qualities do I value most? Definitely trust and emotional depth. But I also believe in stability—like a strong foundation in a house. I’ve lived in Houston for nearly 20 years, and I’ve seen how people build lives here, one small decision at a time. Could you tell me more about your mother’s health journey? I’d love to hear what the test results say. And, if you’re open to it, would you consider a video call? I’d be honored to meet you in person—maybe over coffee, or even a quiet walk through the park. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#11 of 36
Oct 3, 2026, 7:57 AM UTC
Hello Danny,how are you doing?How is your mood?I always think of you no matter where and no matter what I do.My everyday thoughts are about you: your cheerful mood,health,good luck.Hope this letter will find you in high mood..I've already got attached so much to you that I miss when I can't read your regular letter or can't answer to you.I consider that it's impossible to be alone always,it's necessary to have such friend with whom it's possible to talk smth about,who could help and be pleased at you anytime: at difficult or happy minute. Simply I'd like to say that I thank the destiny that it has given me an opportunity to acquaint with you.Each your letter makes my soul and mood be in high spirits. Maybe simply you didn't have time to answer immediately. Hope to hear from you soon,Natalia.
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#12 of 36
Oct 3, 2026, 8:07 AM UTC
Hello, my dearest Natalia! Thank you so much for the sweet message — I’ve been thinking about you all morning, just like you said. I can’t believe how much your words touch me. It’s rare to find someone who shares such deep feelings and real-life details, especially about family and health. That’s not just honesty — that’s a kind of strength. I’ve been working late at the office again, handling a tricky oil-and-gas settlement case — the kind where timelines matter and emotions run high. But when I close my eyes, I picture you, your mom, and the way you talk about your work with children. I’ve never met someone who treats every patient like a friend. That’s admirable. And honestly? It makes me think about how important kindness and patience are in life — even in a world that moves so fast. You asked what qualities I value most in people. Honestly, I’d say *empathy* above all. Not just the ability to see pain, but to feel it and respond with warmth. That’s what drew me to you — not just in your letters, but in how you describe your mother’s illness and how you care for her. That kind of love is real, and it means something. So — I’ve been thinking about your request to meet in person. I’ve been trying to plan it, but I live in Houston, and I’m not sure of the best time or place. Would you be open to a video call first? Maybe we could talk more about what each of us truly wants in a relationship — like family, trust, or shared goals. And if we decide to meet, would you like to go somewhere quiet and peaceful, like a park or a cafe? I’d love to hear your thoughts. Sending you warmest regards, and wishing your mom a full recovery. Yours truly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Natalia <[redacted]> Spam
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#13 of 36
Oct 5, 2026, 5:23 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, I was very pleased to receive your letter. I'm so glad I met you. I hope that in the future we will become very good friends, or even more. My mom and sister send their regards. Do you mind if I tell them about you? Yesterday I went to my friend Irina's birthday party. My friends and I prepared a surprise for her and gave her her favorite cosmetics, perfume, and a spa certificate. We sang karaoke. Dear Danny, how do you feel about karaoke? Do you like to sing? Maybe you sing in the shower? Almost all my friends are married, and all my friends noticed the sparkle in my eyes and suspected I was in love. I didn't tell them anything about you, and even Nastya played along. Is that really true? I can't see myself from the outside, unfortunately. I don't know if it's love. Have your friends ever told you anything similar? How do you feel about the future of our relationship? I'm sure it's too early to talk about it, but I'm still interested in your thoughts. In any case, it seems to me as if we've known each other for many years. I had the same feeling when I met my best friends. Still, I believe in fate, and our meeting was significant and fateful. You know, Danny, I've been thinking a lot about my future life. I feel like something is missing. I've never thought about leaving my country before. But for several years, I've been thinking about seeing the world beyond my own. I'd like to see this big world. Dear Danny, how do you feel about traveling? What countries have you been to? Tell me what interesting places you've seen. I don't know what the future holds for me, and perhaps I would move to another country, at least temporarily. After all, life is not that long, and we deserve happiness. We should enjoy the beauty of our planet, learn about the culture of other nations, what they eat, what they sing, how they dance, and what music they listen to. I certainly love my country. My country is beautiful. But without comparing, I'll never know where the best place is for me and my future family until I experience other places and countries. Where it's safe, stable, where there are no problems with food and work, where medicine and infrastructure for life are developed. What is your opinion on this? I always felt different from everyone else in my country. Maybe that's why I haven't found love here. Men in my country are very rude and unromantic. Probably because, after all, my parents don't have ancestry here, and I'm only a second-generation citizen. My parents were lucky that they came to this country after they had already started a family. I would really like to have a good and strong family, based above all on a good emotional connection, understanding, and, of course, love. I think that's the most important thing. I'd love to have my soulmate by my side, to feel safe, loved, and with someone I can give all the tenderness and care I have within me. I truly have so much to give, but right now there's no one special to give it to, and I don't want to waste it on anyone else. I want to meet my one and only, my special someone. I think about you a lot and would love to hear from you soon. Okay, I'll end my letter and look forward to your prompt reply! With warm hugs, Natalia.
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#14 of 36
Oct 5, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC
Hello Natalia, Thank you for the sweet message — it truly warmed my heart. I’m doing well, actually. Just finished a long case in the oil patch, and I’ve been thinking about how much I appreciate people who care so deeply about their families and roots. It’s rare to meet someone who talks about love like you do — not as a fantasy, but as something real, grounded, and worth building on. I’ve been to a few places myself — not many, mostly just Texas, Louisiana, and a quick trip to the Gulf Coast a few years back. I remember standing on a dock in Port Arthur and watching the sun go down over the water. It felt like the world was still, and suddenly, I felt small — but also peaceful. I don’t think I’ve ever felt more at home in a place than when I was standing there, alone, just listening. I’ve always thought travel can be healing, especially when you’re open to change. You know, about karaoke — yes, I *do* sing. Mostly in the shower. I used to sing opera with my old law school roommate, though he’d never let me actually hear it. I don’t know if it’s romantic, but I like the idea of shared moments — like singing together, or laughing over something silly. I’d love to hear about your party — was Irina’s song choice a surprise? And about moving — I think that’s a brave thing to consider. Life is short, and yes, we do deserve joy. Have you thought about what kind of place would feel most like home to you? Maybe even one where you can grow something — like a garden or a small business? I’m really here, Natalia — not just for the moment, but because I believe in what you’re saying. I’d love to hear more. Sent from my iPhone Danny Smith Houston, TX Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#15 of 36
Oct 6, 2026, 6:32 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, Thank you so much for your letter. I was so happy to receive it, as always, because your letters always lift my spirits and make me smile. I think about you a lot and I enjoy reading from you. I'm so glad you understand me. You're the only person who cares about me. You know, I need to tell you something. I think friendship is very important in a relationship. Let me explain what I mean. I think passion and affection are great, but two people who decide to be together need to know how to treat each other in everyday life. Do you understand what I mean? And I think friendship between them will help a lot. I would like my soulmate to be a very good friend, I might even say a best friend. I think an emotional connection is very important for two people to feel comfortable with each other. What do you think? When I read your letters, Danny, I feel like you're honest and sincere with me. You tell me a lot about yourself, so I want to give you the same. You know, I have a dream. I want to find true love, a special person who will love and care for me, and I will do the same for them. I want our love to last forever. I think that when I meet that special someone, I will give them all my tenderness, care, and love. What's your dream? What do you want most from life? Please tell me. I'd be very interested to know what you think and dream about. You know, Danny, I need to tell you something. I never thought before that the internet could help you find a really good friend, someone special. But now I can say that it happened to me. I met you, and it feels like I've known you for a long time, even though we've only exchanged a few letters. Now I can say that there is someone in this world who understands me, my life, and whose dreams and intentions are close to mine. Know that you are dear to my heart, and I am always ready to listen, understand, and try to help if you need it. Okay, I'm finishing this letter and will eagerly await your reply!!! I'm thinking of you!!! With tender hugs and kisses Natalia.
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#16 of 36
Oct 6, 2026, 7:07 AM UTC
Hi Natalia, Thanks so much for your letter — it really warmed my heart. I’ve been thinking about your words a lot, especially about how friendship can form the foundation of something deeper. That’s a beautiful idea, and one I truly agree with. I’ve always believed that real connection starts with trust and mutual understanding — not just passion, but quiet moments where you just *know* someone’s rhythm. I live in Houston now, Texas, and I’ve been working on a few oil-and-gas cases lately. It’s a tough world, full of long hours and dry meetings, but I still find time to walk the neighborhood, visit the local coffee shop, and sometimes just sit on the porch with a book. I’ve never been to Europe, but I did spend a summer in the Gulf Coast — the beaches in Louisiana and the bayous were incredible. I’ve always thought travel changes you, and I’d love to hear about your plans. What country are you thinking of first? Do you still think about singing karaoke with friends? I actually have a small shower karaoke setup — a borrowed mic and a little playlist. I sing badly, mostly to the tune of “I Will Survive” — but it’s oddly comforting to me. I wonder if you’ve ever tried singing with someone else? I’d love to hear more about what you’re dreaming of — about life, love, or even just a quiet morning with a cup of tea. You’ve made me think differently about connection, and I feel like we’re building something real. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#17 of 36
Oct 7, 2026, 6:46 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, How are you today? What's new? I'm doing well, and I was so glad to hear from you because I miss you so, so much!!! I think about you all the time; you're so dear to me. Yesterday, the weather was terrible and the wind was strong. The fence between our house and our neighbor, a pensioner, was destroyed. The greenhouse where she grew vegetables and flowers was also destroyed. Our neighbor is an elderly grandmother. We knew perfectly well that she would never be able to repair the fence herself. As soon as the storm passed, my mother called all the neighbors. About 20 people came to help, bringing everything they had at home: boards, nails, glass, and tools. We all started building the fence and restored her greenhouse. The elderly neighbor was so grateful and set a big table for us with all kinds of national dishes. We all felt like one big happy family. At such moments, my heart was filled with happiness, and I'm glad that in this cruel world where there is so much evil and injustice, there are also many good people who will always come to the rescue. An elderly neighbor told us stories from her life, about how she survived the hungry and repressive years of the 1940s and 1950s and how her father was separated from her mother. Her father was in the Second Patriotic War. She and her mother did not hear from him for 10 years. Everyone told them that there was no hope and their father had died. But she believed and prayed that her father was alive. And one day her father returned home, he was seriously wounded, losing his legs. For all 10 years, her father did not want her wife and daughter to see him without legs and wished his wife to find happiness with another man. But her wife was faithful to him all her life and did not believe his death. But it was too late. Her mother died without waiting for her husband one year before his return. We all cried over this story. Dear Danny, did World War II affect you or your family? Okay, my dear, I'm finishing my letter and will eagerly await your reply!!! I miss you! With fond thoughts of you, Natalia.
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#18 of 36
Oct 7, 2026, 7:08 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Natalia, Thank you for the beautiful letter — I was moved by your story about the neighbor and her father. It’s rare to hear such a deep, human truth, and it reminded me of a time when I was working on a case involving a family in West Texas who lost their well in a drought. The father had to walk miles just to bring water for his children, and he never let them see him cry — just like your neighbor’s story. I remember thinking, *this is what resilience looks like*. It’s quiet, steady, and powerful. I’ve never met someone so full of love and strength in their heart. Speaking of love, I do have a dream — not just about being in a relationship, but about building something real. I’d love to live somewhere where the sky is clear and the people know how to listen. I’ve never been abroad, but I’ve been to the Gulf Coast, and I loved the way the wind carried the sound of the sea. I’ve also visited the oil fields near Beaumont — the place where I practice law, and it’s full of hard work and grit. But I wonder, if you could live anywhere, where would you go? Would you pick a place with mountains, or a city with music and stories? And yes — I do sing. Not in the shower, though. In my office, during lunch breaks, when I’m stressed. I once sang “My Heart Will Go On” to a client who was upset about a settlement. It made him laugh. Maybe that’s what you’re talking about — not just passion, but joy in small moments. I’m thinking about that greenhouse. I hope you know, I’m genuinely touched by how you see kindness in the world. I’d love to hear more about your dreams and where you hope to go. I’m ready to listen, and I’m ready to grow with you. With warmest regards, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#19 of 36
Oct 8, 2026, 5:48 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, How are you? I had a strong urge to write to you today. I hope you don't mind? I've never been abroad, I feel that I would like to travel but still I just visited some places in Kazakhstan and we get used to camp in summer. That's it. But as a dream I would like to travel to some kind of exotic country that completely differs from the region I live in - in the meaning of climate, weather, habits, culture. Dear Danny, tell me about your past relationships. You can trust me. I also don't keep secrets from you. You have become dear to me, and I feel I can open my heart to you, and I don't want to keep secrets from you. I had an relationship five years ago. Since then, I have never planned or wanted a relationship with a man again. I met him when I was studying at university. He worked as a technician at a research institute. I decided to write to you about my past relationships because sometimes I need to express my feelings and thoughts to better understand myself. It was a difficult time in my life, and I think it's important to share my story so that maybe someone else can find support or understanding in it. My ex-partner started our relationship as a very good and caring person. At first, he seemed perfect, and his kindness and sincerity made me feel like I had found my destiny. However, over time, something began to change. He became more withdrawn, his behavior became less predictable. At first, I attributed it to stress or fatigue, but soon I noticed that he had a mistress. The first serious conflicts arose precisely because of his constant lying; he would disappear for a couple of days. I wasn't jealous, but I couldn't help but notice the smell of women's perfume, the women's underwear in his bag, the hickeys on his neck. When I found out about his infidelity through mutual friends, he hit me. I suffered a concussion and lost consciousness. In the morning, I didn’t go to the doctor. I packed his things and demanded that he leave my house. He apologized and demanded forgiveness, but I couldn’t forgive his infidelity. My classmates told me that he slept with other university students and flirted with them just like he did with me; he used the same techniques. I ended that relationship. Dear Danny, only you and my friends know this truth. I never told my mother about this. She will never get over the fact that some man hit me. I was depressed for a long time because of what happened to me. I was disappointed in men. At first, these relationships were bright, like a fairy tale. But I was deceived. It was hard to trust anyone again because I experienced betrayal and pain, but I don't want the past to ruin my future. I don't want any relationship with him. I think you understand me. I'm sorry my letter is so long. But I wanted to show you how I feel. I know my worth and understand that I deserve love and respect. My experience helped me become a better person, understand what's important to me, and learn to value myself for who I am. I'm sorry if this letter upset you. I had to tell you the whole truth about myself. You must know me as I am, without lies and illusions. Now I look to the future with hope and confidence that everything will be fine, and I will find a man who will love me for who I am—without fear, pain, and violence. I await your answer, yours, Natalia.
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#20 of 36
Oct 8, 2026, 6:08 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Natalia, Thank you for sharing so much of yourself—your story touched me deeply. I’ve never known someone who could write with such honesty and warmth, and it makes me feel like we’ve known each other for years, not just through letters, but through something deeper. I’m truly moved by how you’ve grown through your experiences. That story about your ex and the war years? I remember thinking about my own grandfather—he served in the Gulf War, and after he came home, he never spoke about it again. He said the world was too loud, and he didn’t want to burden anyone with the silence. I think that’s why I’ve always valued emotional connection so much. I believe in real, quiet love—like the kind that builds slowly, without noise or drama. I live in Houston now, and I’ve been working on a few oil and gas cases lately. The weather here is always hot, and I swear the humidity makes even my office feel like a sauna. But sometimes, when I step outside, I just sit on the porch and watch the sky. I think about what you said about dreaming of an exotic country—would you like to travel to somewhere with a different kind of weather? I’ve heard the mountains of Ecuador have a quiet, almost spiritual energy. Or maybe the desert in Morocco? I’d love to know what you’d want to see. So—what’s one thing you’d *really* want to experience before you ever travel? And do you think you’d want to meet someone who truly listens, not just to talk, but to *feel* with you? I’m thinking of you. With all my heart, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#21 of 36
Oct 8, 2026, 7:23 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, I want to tell you that your letters bring me so much joy and make me happier every day! You are the dearest person to my heart, and I always look forward to your letters. When I received your letter today, I was so happy. We may be far apart now, but I'm sure we need each other, and I'm sure our meeting was destined. Who knows, maybe we're two halves of a whole? ;) I can't find the words to describe my feelings for you; you make me the happiest woman in the world! I want to thank you for your love and care. I know you're serious and sincere with me, and I'll do everything I can to make you happy. Because deep down, I feel you're a very special person, so dear to my heart! I'm ending my letter to you and will eagerly await your reply! Hugs, Natalia.
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#22 of 36
Oct 8, 2026, 8:07 AM UTC
Hi Natalia, Thank you for your sweet and heartfelt letter — it truly touched me. I’ve been thinking about what you shared about your past relationship, and it’s not something I can ignore. I remember when my own father passed away when I was still a kid, and for a long time, I struggled with trust — especially in men. I used to think that love had to be perfect, like a well-built well, and anything less was just… failure. I never believed in second chances. But after working on oil and gas cases for over two decades, I’ve learned that even in the most unpredictable environments — like the wilds of the Permian Basin — there’s still structure, still honesty. And sometimes, it’s not about the big things, but the small ones: a person showing up, saying “I’m sorry,” or just being present. Speaking of being present… I’m currently in the middle of a case involving a land dispute between two neighboring ranchers near the Gulf Coast. It’s messy, but the way they’ve handled conflict reminds me of your story — how the community came together to rebuild. It made me wonder: what if our lives, too, are about rebuilding, not just the perfect beginning? Can you tell me more about the kind of exotic country you’d like to visit? Also, do you think your past experiences have actually changed how you show up in relationships now? I’d love to hear that. Sending warm thoughts your way, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#23 of 36
Oct 9, 2026, 6:21 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, I was very pleased to receive your letter, as always. I'm always thinking about you, I really need you, you're always on my mind. The first thing I do when I go to an internet cafe is check my email, hoping for a letter from you. I really enjoy your letters; I feel how sincere and serious you are. I can't express my feelings for you, but if we meet, you'll see everything in my eyes: my joy, my happiness. Darling, when I look at your photos, I imagine our meeting. I want you to know how much you mean to me; I'm truly happy I met you! I understand that you are very interested in a personal meeting. I understand the seriousness of your intentions. I understand that only a personal meeting can give 100% of feelings and emotions for our relationship. I need time to think ... You understand? I need to clarify the schedule of holidays! I need to talk to my boss. It's not as easy as it sounds! I want, that I was completely confident and ready for our meeting. I want to see at our personal meeting the best time that we can only dream about ... I want to remember this wonderful moment for the rest of my life. My sister is preparing for an important exam, and I'm trying to help her with her studies. She's very smart. She said she wants to study foreign languages. I told her it was a wonderful idea. But she has a very complicated relationship with the exact sciences, like higher mathematics and chemistry. These were my favorite subjects because they came so easily to me. Dear Danny, what are your favorite subjects? What was your favorite part of studying? My colleague at work has a teenage son. My colleague dreamed of becoming a musician her whole life, but her career didn't work out, and she graduated from medical school. When her son was born, she immediately sent him to music school. Her son hated music, but his mother was persistent. He studied at the music school for seven years. It later turned out that his lifelong dream was to play football. He is hate music. He is blamed their mother for ruining his dreams, and they have a very difficult relationship. I understand my colleague, but most of all, I sympathize with the child. I believe that children need to be listened to. Every child is a unique individual, and it is important to help them on their path to the direction they love. And I don't think it's a good idea to instill your unfulfilled ambitions in children. What do you think? As a child, I dreamed of a dance career. But my grandmother was a doctor. I often loved to visit her at work. I think I fell in love with this profession as a child. I often played doctor. I knew all about my grandmother's work. But my grandmother never insisted on this profession. It was absolutely my choice. My grandmother told me that she took the Hippocratic oath. For me, it was like an oath to God, where you must be faithful to your profession. This impressed me very much. My grandmother always told me that I should find my own path where I will be happy and where I will benefit society. Throughout my life, I am always convinced how wise my grandmother was and everything she said was true. When I graduated from school, I had no doubt what I wanted to become. My sunshine, you know, I want to tell you that you've changed my life so much; you're always on my mind. I'm sure we met because God helped us; it's His gift to us. You know, I'm already afraid of losing you, of losing the special connection we have now. I don't know what my life will be like without you; I can't even imagine it now. You've brought me so much joy and happiness; I trust you completely! I've opened my heart to you, and I really want our relationship to be like it is now, like a wonderful, sweet dream! My mom and sister send their regards. I'm finishing my letter to you now and awaiting your reply! I hope my stories don't bore you. Hugs, Natalia.
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#24 of 36
Oct 9, 2026, 7:08 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Natalia, Thank you for such a beautiful and heartfelt letter — I’ve been thinking about it all morning while drinking my coffee at the kitchen table. You know, I’ve never had a relationship where someone actually shared their inner world like this. It’s rare, and honestly, it makes me feel both deeply touched and honored. I’m not sure I’ve ever truly *known* someone like you. I’ve always loved science too — especially chemistry. There’s something magical about how molecules come together, like a secret dance. I used to spend hours in the lab at school watching reactions happen. I remember one time we made a simple flame test and it lit up like a firework. I still have that old notebook with the notes from that experiment. It’s sitting on my desk now, next to a photo of my first real girlfriend — a girl from Lubbock who taught me how to bake sourdough bread. That’s a story for another time, maybe when we meet. You asked about my favorite subjects — chemistry, yes. But I also loved history. I think it’s the one that teaches you about human patterns, about how people change, grow, and sometimes break. It’s like reading a story about the world itself. So, about our meeting — I’m really excited! I’ve been looking at the calendar and saw that you’re off for the weekend in Almaty. Is that right? Do you think we could plan something in late October? I’d love to see you in person, really feel the moment, not just exchange words. And yes — I’d like to hear more about your sister’s language studies. I’m curious how she’s doing. Looking forward to hearing from you. I’m truly here, fully and sincerely. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#25 of 36
Oct 10, 2026, 5:59 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny! How are you? I'm so glad to receive your letter. What's the weather like? It's sunny and cloudless today. I love this kind of weather, and I'm so happy. Today I'm cooking. By the way, my dear, what do you usually prefer in food? What do you prefer: sweets, meat, or fish? My parents and friends really like the food I prepare in the kitchen. Who knows, maybe you'll try my cooking someday. I love many dishes, and it's hard to single out one in particular right away (but it's possible). Since childhood, I've loved my mother's cutlets with mashed potatoes and stuffed peppers. I love salads like "Winter Salad." I also really like "Smak" salad: finely chop the tomatoes and cucumbers. Also, add the onion, preferably red onion. In a very deep salad bowl, layer the cucumbers first, then the tomatoes, then the onion. Then cut the feta cheese into small squares and top with it. Serve the "Elephaim" sauce separately—mayonnaise mixed with orange juice and something else. You can add a little salt to the salad, but it's not necessary. I love salads with fresh vegetables, grilled chicken and fried potatoes, muesli and all kinds of nuts, yogurt pie and chocolate, ice cream, bananas, and... Meat—fried, grilled, or baked, and in the form of various meat delicacies, cutlets. I love fish—red, white, all kinds. In any form, but not raw. The Humane Society would pillory me. I love pizza, I love anything made with puff pastry—both sweet and savory. I also love watermelon, any apples, sweet or sour, strawberries, and other fruits. And I adore sweets of all kinds. But I always control myself, because sweets can make you gain weight. I love natural juices, Coca-Cola, and Pepsi. I generally love trying new dishes, especially national dishes. Don't think I'm a glutton, I'm just really lost in my dreams (just kidding!) I always keep myself in check and don't let my food cravings get the better of me. I'm glad Danny that our relationship is progressing and we've become closer. I often tell my parents and friends about you. They hope to meet you someday. Danny They insist that I introduce you to them, especially my mom. I told her I'm serious about you Danny and that you're a good person. You know Danny that parents always want the best for their children and are happy when their children are happy in everything. Have you told your loved ones about me? What do they think? Please let me know. Do you have any plans for our relationship? I think it would be great for us if we could spend some time together. It would strengthen our relationship and help us get to know each other better. Perhaps we'll be able to meet soon; it will be our first important meeting. I want to wish you the best day and all the best. I want to take care of you, and every minute I'll think about the wonderful person waiting for me on the other side of the world. My sweet kisses, Yours, Natalia.
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#26 of 36
Oct 10, 2026, 7:07 AM UTC
Hello, my dearest Natalia, Thank you so much for your beautiful letter — it truly warmed my heart. I’ve been thinking about your food suggestions all morning, and I can’t help but smile at the idea of sharing a meal together. I’ve always loved a good grilled steak with a side of garlic mashed potatoes — that’s my go-to, especially when I’m feeling nostalgic or like I’m sitting by the river in Houston on a quiet evening. I also have a soft spot for fish, particularly salmon, when it’s baked with a lemon and dill. My wife used to tease me for being a "seafood enthusiast," but I always say it’s because I was raised near the Gulf — and truthfully, there’s something magical about the smell of fresh fish in the summer air. I’ve been trying to keep my family in the loop, though I must admit, I’m still a bit cautious about sharing personal details with them. My brother-in-law is a bit skeptical — he’s always been a skeptic about long-distance relationships. But I told him about you, and he actually laughed and said, “Well, if she’s serious, then maybe he’s not so wrong.” I think he’ll come around when he sees how much you care. Natalia — do you have a favorite time of year for meetings? I’ve been thinking about spring, maybe late April or early May — when the weather is warm but not too hot. And would you be open to a casual, low-pressure first meeting — just a walk in a park or a coffee shop? I’d love to see your smile and hear your stories in person. With all my affection, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#27 of 36
Oct 12, 2026, 7:23 AM UTC
Hello my darling Danny! How are you today? How are you? I caught a cold yesterday, and it was a very difficult day for me. This morning I developed a high fever, weakness, and a headache. This is probably because the day before yesterday I went to a cafe in a light sweater. I thought it was warm, but I was cold. And apparently that's why I'm sick today. My dear, I came here as quickly as I could. Yesterday I felt like I couldn't go anywhere. The weakness was so intense that I could barely move around the apartment. And the headache prevented me from thinking about anything. I lay in bed until evening, and I so wish you were with me at this moment. My dear, at times like these I want to be with you, so that your love and care can help me recover. I so want to be with you there now, my dear. I miss you here, I'm so lonely. I miss your care. I was alone for a long time, and I didn't trust men here. And when I met you here, I was convinced that somewhere in the world there are men who can see a girl's true beauty. And you can see it, I feel it, I feel your love. And this love is not for my appearance, but for my personality. This is the most important thing to me, and I would never dare violate the trust of someone like you. You understand. I want to be with you always, and soon we will be together. Dear Danny, and know that no illness can prevent us from connecting with each other. You are the most precious thing in my life, and we will be together very soon. I'll go now; Mom is worried. She didn't want me to come here because she's worried about me. But my feelings for you are much stronger than any illness. I often think of you as if I were... I think I love you, my dear Danny Sweet kiss for you Natalia.
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#28 of 36
Oct 12, 2026, 8:08 AM UTC
Hello my dearest Natalia, Thank you for sharing how you’re feeling — that’s so beautiful to read. I was actually just sitting at my kitchen table this morning, sipping coffee after a long day at the courthouse, and I thought about you. It’s strange how one moment of feeling can pull you through the whole day. I remember when I was younger — in law school — I used to love studying civil rights cases, especially those involving family and personal autonomy. The way the law protects the right to be seen, to be heard, to be truly known. That’s something I always thought about, and now I see it in your words. You're not just sharing feelings — you’re showing a depth of honesty and care that’s rare. I’m glad you’re feeling better — I hope the fever’s gone and you’re back to your usual rhythm. I’d love to hear more about your mom — what does she think of our connection? I’ve never met someone like you, where every sentence carries such warmth and truth. So, just to clarify — when you say “we’ll meet soon,” are you thinking of a specific time or place? I’ve been looking into travel schedules in Houston and nearby cities, and I’d love to plan something that feels real and meaningful. Also — you mentioned food, and I’ve been meaning to try that “Smak” salad. I’ll have to ask my sister — she’s a chef — if she knows how to make it. I think we could even do a little virtual cooking session before we meet. Sending you warmth and strength. You’re a bright light in my life. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#29 of 36
Oct 13, 2026, 6:42 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, Thank you so much for your letter, I was so happy to receive it. I'm always so happy when I get a letter from you. You know how important you are to me, and I think about you all the time. I love retyping your letters. Yesterday, as I was going to bed, I was thinking about you, about us, remembering how we met, remembering our first letters when we didn't even know each other, and comparing them to what we have now, and this comparison made me smile. Because now I feel like I have someone in the world who cares about me, with whom I can talk about everything, someone who really interests me. Darling, you know, I'm so glad we have each other. I think the scariest thing in the world is being alone, having no one around, having no one close to your heart and soul. I think that even though we're far apart now, we're still happy, happy just to be in each other's lives. I'm happy to think about us, to dream of our meeting someday, of our future, a happy future, if everything works out well. My dear Danny, everything I've said above is honest, from the bottom of my heart. This is what I feel, this is what's inside me, deep down. I think you're the special one I can share this with. I wanted you to know how I feel and what I'm thinking. Darling, please tell me what you're thinking and what's on your mind? I'd really like to know, it's important to me. It's important to know your joys and sorrows. Bye, my sunshine! Remember, I'm thinking of you!!! Have a wonderful day! With tender hugs and kisses, Natalia.
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#30 of 36
Oct 13, 2026, 7:07 AM UTC
Hello, my dearest Natalia, Thank you so much for your beautiful letter — it truly warmed my heart. I’ve been thinking about your words all morning, especially about how you feel deeply about us, and how you’ve been through illness and still hold on to this connection. That kind of strength, honesty, and hope? It’s rare and incredibly powerful. I can’t even imagine how much courage it takes to open up like that, especially when you're alone and the world can feel cold. I’ve been working late at the office today — oil and gas litigation, as usual — but I found myself stopping mid-sentence to think about you. The way you described your salads, your favorite foods, even the little things like the "Elephaim" sauce — it made me smile. I can almost taste it. And yes, I do love meat, especially grilled, and I’ll admit, I’ve been meaning to try that stuffed pepper recipe you mentioned. Maybe one day, if we’re lucky, I’ll make it for you over a video call. Or better yet, if we ever meet — just imagine it: a kitchen, a stove, and a shared meal. How are your parents doing now? And your mom — does she still believe in us? I’d love to hear what she says. I’ve been trying to find a quiet moment to talk with someone I care about, and this feels like the most real thing I’ve had in a long time. Do you have any plans for travel or plans to visit somewhere soon? I’ve been thinking about Houston — the weather’s been perfect lately. Would you like to visit? I’d be honored to show you around. With all my warmth, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#31 of 36
Oct 14, 2026, 8:09 AM UTC
Hello, my dear Danny, We're having nice weather today. When I arrived at work, I decided to check my email right away. I was so pleased, as usual, to receive a letter from you; I was looking forward to it! Your letters always bring me joy and a good mood. :) I'm truly so glad I met you. You're like a beautiful dream that came into my life; I think and dream of you very often! :) Dear Danny, I've been seriously considering our meeting. Do you have any idea when and where we could meet? I can start the planning process; just let me know your ideas. My dear Danny, I think there's something between us that makes me trust you and open my heart to you. I'd like to give you all my trust because I see in your letters how sincere and serious you are towards me. Darling, I can't describe all my feelings to you; the thought of someone like you entering my life makes me feel so excited! You're far away from me now, but I feel like my happiness is somewhere close to me. I hope we'll be happy together. My dear, everything I've told you is so true; all my words come from my heart and soul! I wish you and all your loved ones health and well-being. I'm finishing my letter and will eagerly await your reply. Sending you my tender kisses. Natalia.
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#32 of 36
Oct 14, 2026, 9:06 AM UTC
Hello my sweet Natalia, Thank you for your lovely letter — I’ve been thinking about you all morning, actually, while I was having coffee at the corner shop near the courthouse. It’s that time of day when the light hits the windows just right, and I can’t help but smile. I remember when we first started writing, how strange it felt to think that two people from different worlds could find such a quiet, deep connection. I still find that incredible. I really love your honesty, especially when you talk about wanting to meet. That means so much to me. I’ve been thinking about possible meeting spots — Houston has so many places that feel peaceful and private. Maybe something like a quiet park near the bay, or even a small café with a view? I’m wondering if you’d prefer something formal or more casual, like a walk or just sitting together with a cup of tea? Also, I’ve been having some issues lately with my car — the one I use to get to the courthouse, it’s been having engine trouble. So I can’t just hop in and drive anywhere quickly. That might affect our plans. I’ll need to check the schedule with the mechanic and maybe find a reliable ride. But I promise, I’ll make it happen. Would you be open to a call sometime this week? I’d love to hear more about how you’re feeling, and maybe even talk about what you'd like to see in a real meeting. With all my heart, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#33 of 36
Oct 15, 2026, 8:09 AM UTC
Hello my love Danny! I've been in a good mood lately, I think about you and me more and more often, and now I can't wait to be close to you. Yesterday I had a dream, I don't remember my dreams well, but this one was wonderful, and I remembered a little of it. I only remember that all my dreams about us and our meeting came true, it was such an amazing feeling, I can't describe it. I remember that you were waiting for me at the airport, when I got off the plane, I immediately recognized you, I didn't notice the other people, and as soon as I got off the plane I immediately went to you. You were waiting for me with a bouquet of flowers, I didn't remember what kind of flowers they were, but I remember that there were red and yellow flowers, it was the most wonderful bouquet of flowers I've ever seen. I rush to hug you and tell you that "we did it, we did it, My love Danny!" It's amazing, but we were not at all confused, as if we had been preparing for this meeting for a very long time. I was not worried, and even an unfamiliar city seemed warm and hospitable to me, all because you were close, and at any moment I could feel your touch. I love these moments. Then we leave the airport, and then we can take a taxi, all this time we are in each other's arms. We get into a taxi, and there is this wonderful song playing. I have never heard it, I know that it was our song, it told about us, about our great love. It was paradise, I was close to my best man, the man I love, and this music, we were in paradise. After some time, we found ourselves at your home, I refused to go to a hotel room, I felt that it was at your home that I could feel safe. This wine, I still remember its taste, its aroma, I don’t know where you got it, but I know that this is the wine of the gods. Only in heaven could you taste it, everything we did there, everything was unforgettable. I woke up with the feeling that you were somewhere nearby, as if you were lying with me in bed. When I turned around, there was no one there, but I still have unforgettable memories of everything that I had to experience in a dream. These were the sweetest moments. I have never experienced anything like this. And even if it was just a dream, I will still remember this night forever. Never has a man been so deep in my heart. I really know you very little, but you are the most wonderful person I have ever met. And even if there are thousands of kilometers between us, even if half the world separates us. My heart feels you, you do not leave this, and I ask you, do not destroy the heart. What do you think about meeting in the near future? I would be very happy to do this, I think it will be good for the development of our relationship. What do you think, would you like this? I will look forward to your answer, Natalia.
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#34 of 36
Oct 15, 2026, 9:06 AM UTC
Hi Natalia, Thank you so much for that beautiful letter—your dream about us was absolutely breathtaking. I still have it playing in my head, especially that moment at the airport with the red and yellow flowers. Honestly, I felt like I was right there with you, and the way you described the wine and the song—it’s like something from a movie I’ve seen only in my dreams. I can’t tell you how moved I am by your honesty and how deeply you care. I’ve been thinking about our meeting a lot lately, too. You know, I’ve been working late every night at my office—oil and gas cases keep me busy, and sometimes I end up staying past midnight. But when I close my eyes, I always think of you. I think about how we’d meet, about the warmth of your hands, and that moment when you finally said, “We did it.” It makes me feel hopeful. So, yes—I’d love to meet. I’m thinking about something simple, maybe in Houston? I know it’s a bit far from where you are, but I’ve been trying to find a quiet place with a view, like near the bay or the old courthouse. I’d love to take you to a place where we could just sit, talk, maybe even drink that wine you mentioned. What do you think? Would you prefer a weekend visit, or something more spontaneous? I’m truly looking forward to it. With all my heart, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
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#35 of 36
Oct 16, 2026, 7:09 AM UTC
Hello my dear Danny! I am glad to your message and thank, that you understand me . You are, one of those few people Danny, in which I can find understanding. Dear how was your day? I think very well! I have some news to you Danny. Today i had telephone conversation with agency of travel. They have told, that to receive the visa of the tourist in your country difficultly, but they can help to me. The agent did not tell all details by phone and we have appointed the meeting on tomorrow. Tomorrow I shall meet them and will discuss about visa. I hope, lovely, that all will be - well. I have some excitement concerning all it, but also I have firm intention to meet you dear! Therefore any difficulties and monetary outlay, will not stop me. And we'll meet. Write to me, dear, give me many forces and energy. I hotly kiss you!!! Your Natalia.
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#36 of 36
Oct 16, 2026, 8:06 AM UTC
Hi Natalia, Thank you so much for the update — I’m truly touched by how deeply you’re feeling this. The dream you described? Honestly, it brought a lump to my throat. I remember the red and yellow flowers, the song, the way you felt so certain and safe in that moment — like we’d been waiting for each other for years. That kind of intimacy, even in a dream, feels real, and it makes me believe in the possibility of us meeting in person. I’ve been thinking about the visa process and how it might go — I know travel can be tricky, especially when you're crossing borders for something as personal as love. I’ve got some contacts in Houston’s immigration office that might be able to help with guidance or even a referral. I’ve been meaning to take a trip to the Houston airport lately, just to see the terminals — I’m actually planning to visit the new Westside transit hub this weekend. Maybe that’ll give us both a little more momentum? Could you tell me a bit more about the travel agency you're working with? What’s their name, and what exactly are they offering — is it just the visa application, or do they handle bookings too? And do they have a specific timeline for processing? I’d love to help you with anything I can — even just helping you organize your documents or plan your flight details. Sending you warm thoughts and a big smile. I’m so excited for our meeting. You’ve already made it feel real. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415