Hello beautiful soul! 🌼 My name is Luca, and I’m a 23-year-old girl from Hungary. I’m open to building a friend-ship with anyone that might vibe with me.

Let me tell you a little bit about myself - I’m ever changing, but here’s what I can tell you at this very moment.

I currently live in a 100-year-old house in a teeny-tiny village with three beautiful souls - @mahnqee, who is a beautiful human, Haku, who is a beautiful dog, and Tinta, who is an equally beautiful cat. I’m an online English tutor, and I really enjoy my job, as it lets me spread positivity and motivation, as well as -something I enjoy dearly- break stereotypes and illusions about learning and one’s abilities.

In my free time… Wait, all my time is my free time… In my time, what brings me joy is cooking and eating delicious vegan food, spending time with souls I connect with, being in nature, doing yoga, drawing, reading, writing (poetry and fiction), or watching something I whole-heartedly enjoy.

What I’m currently manifesting is seeing more of the World and getting to live in a warm climate with a community, a tribe, a family.

Feel free to message me if you would like to talk! 🌼

  • wada
    5·
    4 years ago

    Hi Luca, it’s nice know a such nice person like you, you have a nice vibe around, I really like it.

    Let me introduce myself, I’m Wada, 30 years old, from Mexico and I love enjoy simple things, what else can tell you about me… Oh! I used to play bass on latin-rock bands.

    So, you have a friend here, have a nice day :)

    • threepeacesoulOP
      2·
      4 years ago

      Hey Wada :) Nice to meet you. Thank you for your kind words.

      Do you consider yourself a minimalist? Or what do you mean by simple things? I definitely vibe with that though :)

      I don’t think I have ever heard latin rock. I used to listen to a lot of rock music as a teen, but never that particular genre. Can you recommend me some songs? :)

      • wada
        4·
        4 years ago

        Do you consider yourself a minimalist?

        I love all minimalist, Buddhist, Zen philosophy :) I try follow this

        what do you mean by simple things?

        What I mean is that I enjoy simple things like walking, drinking coffee, listening to a good song. Sorry I’m not good with English :)

        […] used to listen to a lot of rock music as a teen […]

        Me too! but now my favorite genres are Progressive Jazz/Rock/Metal, something very specific (let me switch to Spanish) Me gusta escuchar los compases irregulares, sincopa y contratiempos for example Dream Theater - Scene Seven: I. The Dance of Eternity

        Can you recommend me some songs?

        Sure! :)

        Santana - Oye Como Va (U.S.A)

        Caifanes - Afuera (Mexico)

        La Barranca - El Alacran (Mexico)

        Soda Stereo - Prófugos (Argentina)

        Los Fabulosos Cadillacs - Carmela (Argentina)

        Los Amigos Invisibles - Mentiras (Venezuela)

        Real de Catorce - Al Rojo de la Tarde (Mexico)

        Aterciopelados - Bolero Falaz (Colombia)

        Los Tres - La Torre de Babel (Chile)

        Los Enanitos Verdes - Guitarras Blancas (Argentina)

        Today there is not much Latin rock because in 2004 comes the boom of an Urban / Pop / Commercial / Disposable genre called “Reggaeton” that basically put it into hibernation. :(

        • threepeacesoulOP
          2·
          4 years ago

          Sorry for getting back to you so late! I wanted to take the time to listen to the songs you’ve sent me :) I like them, I can definitely see myself dancing around the house or cleaning with this music on - or playing it myself, although I don’t play any instruments. I used to play the recorder as a kid, and I have a ukulele but I cannot play it to save my life x)

          I see what you mean by simple things, I agree with you completely! I actually wouldn’t want to be making a lot of money. Of course, if I won the lottery, I would spend it on the community I and @mahnqee@lemmy.ml are making, but I would probably have less luxuries in my life than I currently do.

  • hueyn
    4·
    4 years ago

    you’re brave. just walking in front of a 100-year-old house is enough to give me goosebumps. lol

    • nutomicA
      7·
      4 years ago

      Best dont go to any European city then lol.

      • threepeacesoulOP
        4·
        4 years ago

        Haha yeah, so many houses here are even older than ours. Unfortunately, people don’t take good care of them and let them rot away, even though the newer houses are way worse most of the time. This house, as the walls are made of clay and hay, has crazy good insulation, if it weren’t for the windows that are also pretty old :)

    • threepeacesoulOP
      3·
      4 years ago

      Haha, I see what you mean. :) These places have a vibe to them. But trust me, my house is probably not what you imagined when writing this comment. However, the outside bathroom does creep me out sometimes, as it used to be a stable back in the day, it just feels off, to be showering there some days.

    • threepeacesoulOP
      1·
      4 years ago

      Hey! Thanks for the interest :) To be frank, I accept students that are preparing for either a language exam (B2 or C1) or a school leaving exam (sorta like SATs or GCSE) in English - therefore my formula usually works. If one student lacks certain skills, I will make sure to have plenty of tasks focused on that skill. I have a “slot” in my lesson plans for exercises the student needs.

      I often misjudge my students as well, especially in the beginning. One time, however, I had a student that wasn’t improving. At all. No mater what I did. She was also faking her homework, as it was very obviously written by someone else, not her. I confronted her about it - kindly, of course, I just want the best for my students, and she’s not gonna improve by having somebody else do her homework. Since then, she has moved somewhere else and didn’t want to continue the lessons online, which I wasn’t entirely mad about, lol. What would you do in such a situation?

    • threepeacesoulOP
      2·
      4 years ago

      Hi! Nice to meet you, I checked your bio and you seem like a very cool person :) I don’t understand the technical side of FOSS to be honest, I’m here (and on Pixelfed) based on the ethical side of internet privacy. How are you doing?

        • threepeacesoulOP
          1·
          4 years ago

          :) I’ve been vegetarian for about a year now, but now I’m doing the Veganuary challenge, and I think I’ll stay this way afterwards, too. How did you become vegetarian?

          I used to put some of my poetry on Tumblr (I spent my teenage years on that site) but now I don’t really have an outlet. I might make one in the future :)

            • threepeacesoulOP
              1·
              4 years ago

              I have been thinking of going vegan regardless, but this challenge provides a lot of help and resources as well.

              Yeah, my Tumblr is still up, although I seldom use it nowadays. My url is the same as my username here, so threepeacesoul.tumblr.com :)

              Thank you for the recommendation, I will definitely check them out!

  • Kamui
    1·
    4 years ago

    Hiya Luca,

    You should post pics of those vegan foods (along with recipes)!

    Glad to have you here c:

    • threepeacesoulOP
      3·
      4 years ago

      Hey! :) Thanks so much, I’m happy to be here! I’ll see if there is a vegan cooking community here on Lemmy and if not, I’ll make one, as I wouldn’t want to spam the !vegan@lemmy.ml community with my everyday meals :)

  • Titilonic
    1·
    4 years ago

    Hello Luca, it’s nice to meet you. You mentioned you’d like to “live in a warm climate”, does that imply that Hungary is also getting very cold or is that usual there?

    • threepeacesoulOP
      3·
      4 years ago

      Hi! :) It’s all a matter of comparison. Hungary is actually getting milder in the past few years with Spring and Fall lasting longer, making it a cold, muddy, foggy place. When I was a child, we had colder Winters with lots of snow - now we get maybe two days of snow every year. The ideal climate for me is someplace where the temperature doesn’t really go below 10 degrees (celsius), so someplace naturally habitable without all these made-up concepts like heating, insulation, you know :) Thanks for your question!

      • Titilonic
        3·
        4 years ago

        Aw, it’s good that it’s getting warmer but I guess some things won’t change.

        It’s getting tropical here (either too hot/cold and sudden spurts of rain) and I’m afraid that, as we move along into the future, the climate will keep getting wilder and, much like in the current Pandemic, we will see the “New Normal” term used more and more.

        That warm place (>=10º) sounds great, so long as the maximum doesn’t accompany it, lest it becomes a desert (very hot days and cold nights).

        Thank you for your answer, I hope you find your special place :)

  • null_radix
    1·
    4 years ago

    Hello,

    I’m an online English tutor

    I’m actually interested in learning Hungarian. Would you have any suggests on course or materials for learning Hungarian?

    • threepeacesoulOP
      2·
      4 years ago

      Hi! What a difficult language you have chosen to learn :) Why did you choose it?

      I don’t really have any materials for Hungarian as a Second Language. I know Duolingo has Hungarian, but I’ve tried it and it’s pretty bad, haha. There might be some Youtube videos for basic phrases, but the grammar itself is horrible, I can’t imagine learning it lol. Although it’s a beautiful language, I love reading in Hungarian, but I never really write in it, I prefer English for writing, it comes easier.