Hello everyone!

I'm an exchange student that craves for travelling and expanding my awareness and understanding of cultures and places.
I'm kind of, let's say, impulsive and illogical in my life in general but in a good way :D I'm not afraid to take risks and explore new zones. I would say now movement is my home :)
I've studied English civilizations, information-communication and gender studies. I wish I could do sociology and history of art but well I guess money and time restrict u sometimes.
I m committed in women's rights, queer movement, and animals and environment's protection thus if you have some sexist, supremacist, and homophobic ideas I guess we won't spend a great time together ;)
I have calm and crazy periods as everyone, that means I can love staying home to watch a series while drinking my tea as I love going to wild parties!
Respect, equality, and communication are important concepts in my philosophy.

Finally I don't believe in a better future or a hope for happiness at the end of the road but for an actual present in which happiness is negotiated and experienced every day. To sum up, I try to realize what I have and be happy to live these great gifts.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

In a foreign exchange program this year in Canada, I'm gonna travel in the States and Spain from May to August. I wanna meet new people because well, discovering new cultures and identities is way more fun than staying home all ur life in my opinion :)
I think CouchSurfing is also a great way to combine cultural exchange and cheap budget.
I won't pretend I'm a great cooker but I have other qualities to be a nice and funny host/guest :)

Interests

• arts
• literature
• street art
• festivals
• traveling
• alternative music
• languages
• feminism
• series
• family
• alternative lifestyles
• lowbrow

What I Can Share with Hosts

For the moment unfortunately I cannot accept guests because I live with other people and only have my small bed. But back in France it will be a pleasure :-)

Countries I’ve Visited

Cuba, Italy, Spain, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Canada, France