On the website for “Bread, Love, and Chocolate,” there’s a short description of you. But how do you see yourself? What do you like in life?
I would say that I am a bit quirky and preoccupied with everything… and messy in my free time (laughs). The rare times when I watch TV, it’s for television series like Desperate Housewives. But most of all, I adore cats!
You are 29 and still single. What are your relationships with men like?
I’ve had several flings but nothing very serious. That’s why I agreed to join the contest. Most of the guys I dated were unfaithful, too nice, moody, jerks, or just plain boring!
How do you see your ideal man?
He needs to be gentle, smiling, and especially have a sense of humor. Physically I don’t have any particular criteria, he just needs to be tall and athletic. But most importantly, he shouldn’t be too clingy, I like having my independence.
Why did you choose to participate in the game?
I’m the most famous single among my circle. I met Laetitia when I was working at the Italian Chamber of Commerce and I told her my misadventures with men. She then suggested I participate in this game and I agreed for a laugh. But with all the attention from the journalists, it’s starting to scare me.
You must choose a phrase from all those that will be proposed to you. What are your criteria? And what would you do if you couldn’t choose?
I don’t want a phrase that is meant for me. I would like it to be humorous. I hope the men show some creativity. If I hesitate between two poems, I would ask someone else to choose.
If the man you choose doesn’t please you, either physically or mentally, how will you react?
If I really don’t like him I will talk, even if he’s not much for conversation, it’s only for 2 hours. I don’t expect to find the man of my life, I believe more in randomness and love at first sight.
