Hey there! I recently moved to Southern California for my graduate degrees. My field is the Anthropology of Science and Technology, which I’m pretty excited about. I get to travel for it too, and try to meet as many people as I can.

Days well spent are when I get to read for fun, watch a movie or cook for my friends. Excellent days are spent by the beach, on roller skates, or on the dancefloor. I’m bi, so my favorite party is a queer party 🌈.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I had only great experiences on Couchsurfing and look forward to many more. Sometimes I travel with friends during holidays, but mostly by myself when going to a conference. While I’m often busy during the visits, there is nothing like coming home to a couch and hanging out with a host after a long day with academics.

I’ve also had a great time hosting people in my flats, which I usually share with others. When I have visitors I make sure to at least get a good meal and ice cream! But I am also happy to let people roam on their own.

I’m NOT on here for hook ups or the like, that’s what other apps are made for. If you are, at least be honest about it! Chemistry 🧪 is fine but being comfortable among each other is the most important thing.

Interests

indie pop, cinema, bass guitar, books, social science, long sunday breakfasts, languages, backgammon, black tea and sitting on the balcony in the ☀️.

• books
• partying
• movies
• reading
• traveling
• music
• guitar
• indie pop
• anthropology
• communications
• science
• social science
• road trips

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

My first CS new years eve party in Paris!

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you some Icelandic anecdotes and proverbs! I used to live on the “ice cube” (klakan) for quite a while.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Laughter and food. What more do we need?

Countries I’ve Visited

Denmark, France, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Morocco, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Ukraine

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany, Iceland, Turkey, United States