   For me it is important to have solid and reliable structure in life. I believe that maintaining order in life wins you half the battle. Whether it comes to my home, finances, job or leisure, I feel good when things are proceeding in a well-ordered and planned manner. My friends appreciate me as a hardworking, orderly person. I always choose my words carefully, and mostly take obligations towards others very seriously. 
I am  warm-hearted and open person who makes sure to always build honest relationships. I have sincerity and genuine desire to help others  which allows me to earn the trust of others quickly. My friends know me as a person with maternal traits: I really care, about how I can help others. At work I  assist people who cannot help themselves adequately. 
I am kind of a  more down-to-earth person who prefers to think realistically, rather than getting lost in impractical daydreams. I appreciate a routine in my daily life and prefer things that have a proven track record of success. Friends and acquaintances appreciate my habitual ways and know me as a consistent and straight-forward person who tends to be noticed more for her stable reliability.
I prefer a life in peace compared to  havoc . I  shy away from crowds. To some I often seem reserved. I am  calm, cautious, thoughtful and reflective, but also determined. I avoid any big fuss and  tend to feel uncomfortable in large groups. I react skeptically and am wary of new acquaintances. Some people consider me a recluse, but if I have someone close to my heart, I rarely let go of them. 
Consequently, most of the people who are in my  social circle are friends I  have known for a long while. It is with these people that I share my thoughts, and when they need some help I always have an open ear for them. 
I prefer a cozy evening to a long-night out at a big event. In my professional life I prefer a job where I can mostly work independently, in a disciplined way and ideally without external consultation. The usual office talk is of no interest to me and I limit my conversations to only really close colleagues.
My sensitive nature makes me perceive even minor injustices, and that keen sense of justice makes me  take such things to heart. Still, I am  not a person who will blow a fuse at the slightest little thing. I will usually manage after some reflection to consider such events rationally, but  first reaction is often much more emotional. If the initial anger is gone, I am always ready to apologize for any spontaneous reactions, and accept constructive criticism when offered. 
