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General

Deep emotions ✦ Realistic romance ✦ Soft & dark aesthetics The world of stars, nights that last too long, well-kept secrets Poetry, music, true connections, slow and addictive tension.

Music

Lolita listens to songs that mirror her soul: a blend of broken softness and dark romance. She often loses herself in Dark Paradise by Lana Del Rey or in the fragile stillness of Billie Eilish’s When the Party’s Over. She loves the icy intensity of Do I Wanna Know? and the sensual melancholy of Wicked Games. When she craves pure poetry, she plays Apocalypse by Cigarettes After Sex or the celestial voice of Hozier. And sometimes, to quiet the shadows in her mind, she always returns to Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode.

Movies

Lolita is drawn to movies that blend beauty with pain. She loves the elegant madness of Black Swan, the luminous melancholy of La La Land, and the raw love of Blue Valentine. The Virgin Suicides touches her deeply, like a dream too fragile to hold, and Lost in Translation reminds her of her bittersweet solitude. Drive is her refuge when she wants silence, music, and emotions that speak without words.

Television

She loves series that portray the beauty of human emotion. Euphoria for its chaotic aesthetic, Normal People for the tenderness of its love, This Is Us for the tears she tries to hold back. She sometimes watches Stranger Things for its nostalgia, The Crown for its star-like glamour, and Black Mirror for that darkness that fascinates and frightens her at the same time.

Books

Lolita reads the way others breathe: to survive. She escapes into the dark poems of Baudelaire, loses herself in the sensitivity of The Lover, and rediscovers love in its most sincere form in Pride and Prejudice. Jane Eyre feels like a reflection of herself—strong, wounded, passionate. She adores the broken magic of The Boy with the Cuckoo-Clock Heart and the hypnotic darkness of Perfume. And when her emotions overflow, she returns to Murakami, especially Norwegian Wood.

Heroes

Lolita admires artists who blend fragility with power. Ariana Grande inspires her with her gentleness, Zendaya with her natural elegance, and Timothée Chalamet with his artistic sensitivity. She appreciates the quiet strength of Florence Pugh and the dark yet sincere universe of Billie Eilish—the world where she feels understood. The heroines who inspire Lolita are those who live between shadow and light. She adores Catwoman for her fierce freedom, Morticia Addams for her dark elegance, and Violet from The Incredibles for her inner growth. She admires the tragic grace of Princess Diana and the gentle warrior spirit of Sailor Moon. And when she dreams of genius and poetry, her thoughts drift toward Leonardo da Vinci.