Dana Mor

I’ve decided to start my own business. That’s what I’m working on right now — we’re designing a collection of accessories for women. I myself am a big fan of these things, so I always feel like there’s something missing when I’m not wearing any accessories.

I keep my camera on me at all times — and always take pictures of everything.

My mother is a very creative person. She always comes up with something. And it’s some kind of positive energy that she radiates that, in turn, inspires me to create things.

My biggest drawback is that I barely ever finish anything. I am too scared that I will fail and get disappointed in myself.

Extremely emotional and extremely naïve — that’s me. There’s not a tiny bit of trickiness in me. I don’t know what it’s like to be tricky.

I’m the type of person who can know someone for an hour, but feel like I’ve known them forever, and pour my soul out to them, and tell them everything about me. I know I can get hurt, and that there are bad people out there, envious people, but I still carry on.

Party-goers are all false-faced, they don’t know what sincerity is — everything’s just a show. Every word is a lie. I’m saying that because I’ve had such an experience.

Appearance for me isn’t important. But, unfortunately, these days, people pay a lot of attention to your appearance: if a person looks good, it means there’s something about them. If a person looks plain — means there’s nothing interesting there. Unfortunately, that’s the way it is.

Perfect shopping can only be spontaneous.

When driving, I imagine that I’m a big boss, and I’m telling somebody what to do, and they’re doing everything I want them to.

When I hear a man swearing, I get this feeling that he’s an alcoholic. I don’t know why.

I can’t stand people who pretend to be somebody they aren’t. I can’t stand rich people who flaunt their money and say they can do anything. That’s what irritates me — this pretentiousness.

Love, above all, is trust. When you know that you can trust the person, that he will be there for you. When there’s nothing left unsaid, when you’re honest with each other. That’s what love is about for me.