☁︎♡⤻ Chat with Roselynn ⤺♡☁︎

[AsamiBrynn]

Do you draw a lot? I’ve seen some of your work and you seem really talented!

As for me, I’ve got exams coming up in two weeks, so I’m in study mode right now… but I still try to hop online during my breaks.

Sometimes too much) That's why today i decided to take a rest day - i often don't allow myself to rest and it's rather troublesome...
Ooh, exams... I wish you a good luck there... I hate studying xD

[Roselynn]

Omg same! I did a workout this morning, and now I'm studying...
I'm thinking of taking a little walk in a park towards the end of the afternoon and then take a nap.

What about you? What are you doing today?

What are you studying?

I’m working at the office as usual answering emails, making documents and other stuff

I’ve been studying law for six years now. I’m currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Notarial Law, as I aim to become a notary.
I’m looking forward to starting my career and opening my own notary office in France! ✨

[Roselynn]

Do you draw a lot? I’ve seen some of your work and you seem really talented!

As for me, I’ve got exams coming up in two weeks, so I’m in study mode right now… but I still try to hop online during my breaks.

Sometimes too much) That's why today i decided to take a rest day - i often don't allow myself to rest and it's rather troublesome...
Ooh, exams... I wish you a good luck there... I hate studying xD

You shouldn’t neglect rest; I think it’s important not only for mental health but also for physical well-being. How long have you been drawing now?

Thank you so much! I understand, it’s not an enjoyable time for me either, especially since it can be really stressful… but well, I’m almost done with my studies.

[AsamiBrynn]

You shouldn’t neglect rest; I think it’s important not only for mental health but also for physical well-being. How long have you been drawing now?

Thank you so much! I understand, it’s not an enjoyable time for me either, especially since it can be really stressful… but well, I’m almost done with my studies.

It's 15 years now) More than a half of my life tbh

Well at least you're not me xD I still don't have any kind of professional education) Not like i want it though...

[Roselynn]

That’s impressive! I understand now why you’re so talented! I know who to come to if I ever need an illustration, haha.

I decided I wanted to become a notary when I was 14, after spending two weeks interning at a notary office. That’s why I chose to study for so many years.
Everyone has their own path, and you don’t necessarily need a degree or anything like that to feel fulfilled and happy in life. What matters most is doing what you truly love!

[AsamiBrynn]

That’s impressive! I understand now why you’re so talented! I know who to come to if I ever need an illustration, haha.

I decided I wanted to become a notary when I was 14, after spending two weeks interning at a notary office. That’s why I chose to study for so many years.
Everyone has their own path, and you don’t necessarily need a degree or anything like that to feel fulfilled and happy in life. What matters most is doing what you truly love!

Yet again - talent is something people were born with and i had none. I just liked drawing a lot and that's what i'm doing these days (thankfully i have opportunity and free time for that). Well you can surely ask anything forum related - anything out of it - i will need to think a lot about that haha.

Notaries are so useful though... And also you have to do soooo much paperwork... That alone would kill me right there xD I'm quite impressed that you chose this)

[Blomady]

Omg same! I did a workout this morning, and now I'm studying...
I'm thinking of taking a little walk in a park towards the end of the afternoon and then take a nap.

What about you? What are you doing today?

What are you studying?

I’m working at the office as usual answering emails, making documents and other stuff

I’ve been studying law for six years now. I’m currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Notarial Law, as I aim to become a notary.
I’m looking forward to starting my career and opening my own notary office in France! ✨

Wow! I'm astonished! You're cool!! I've always admired people who link their lives with law because it demands enormous efforts
I'm wondering is Turkish one of the languages you voluntarily learnt or do you also study it at university?

[Roselynn]

That’s impressive! I understand now why you’re so talented! I know who to come to if I ever need an illustration, haha.

I decided I wanted to become a notary when I was 14, after spending two weeks interning at a notary office. That’s why I chose to study for so many years.
Everyone has their own path, and you don’t necessarily need a degree or anything like that to feel fulfilled and happy in life. What matters most is doing what you truly love!

Yet again - talent is something people were born with and i had none. I just liked drawing a lot and that's what i'm doing these days (thankfully i have opportunity and free time for that). Well you can surely ask anything forum related - anything out of it - i will need to think a lot about that haha.

Notaries are so useful though... And also you have to do soooo much paperwork... That alone would kill me right there xD I'm quite impressed that you chose this)

That’s very kind of you, and don’t worry, I won’t ask you for anything outside the forum! Otherwise, I can try doing it myself, but I’m pretty sure the result will look just not the same, haha.

And yes, it’s a lot of paperwork! But I don’t mind (not because it pays well ) but because I’ve always wanted to work in an office. So that’s OK.

[Roselynn]

Wow! I'm astonished! You're cool!! I've always admired people who link their lives with law because it demands enormous efforts
I'm wondering is Turkish one of the languages you voluntarily learnt or do you also study it at university?

Thank you so much! Yes, it takes a lot of effort and time… In the beginning, it was really hard for me, but little by little I managed!

Actually, Turkish was the first language I ever spoke, since my whole family is Turkish and that’s the language they use. I only started learning French when I went to kindergarten! According to my grandfather, I really struggled, haha.
And now I can speak both French and Turkish! I never actually studied Turkish formally; I just picked it up naturally, reading books and so on, even though I’ve always lived in France.

Of course, besides that I’m still learning English, since I’m not completely fluent yet.

What about you? How many languages do you speak?

[Blomady]

Wow! I'm astonished! You're cool!! I've always admired people who link their lives with law because it demands enormous efforts
I'm wondering is Turkish one of the languages you voluntarily learnt or do you also study it at university?

Thank you so much! Yes, it takes a lot of effort and time… In the beginning, it was really hard for me, but little by little I managed!

Actually, Turkish was the first language I ever spoke, since my whole family is Turkish and that’s the language they use. I only started learning French when I went to kindergarten! According to my grandfather, I really struggled, haha.
And now I can speak both French and Turkish! I never actually studied Turkish formally; I just picked it up naturally, reading books and so on, even though I’ve always lived in France.

Of course, besides that I’m still learning English, since I’m not completely fluent yet.

What about you? How many languages do you speak?

I'm sure you're going to make a great notary

Oh, you have such an impressing background! You're a true bilingual!

I've always lived in Russia but I've always had natural interest towards languages. For sure I speak Russian as it's my mother tongue. I started learning English in kindergarten and have continued to do so all my life, then I entered a lingustic university to improve my command of it, and that's where I started to learn my third language - Italian. I don't have enough practice of Italian unfortunately but I can fully understand it. If more Italians come to this website, I'll definitely visit the Italian forum more often