Fernando
Online: Over 5 daysActive now
Date available
24 Mar 2026 for 6 mths plus
Age and gender
One person
41+
Man (Gay/Bi)
41+
Man (Gay/Bi)
Employment
- Work part-time
- Studying
Smoking at home
Non-smoker
Pets
No cat or dog
Main interests
- Art and culture
- Bars, pubs or clubs
- Computers or Internet
- Creative interests
- Fashion
- Movies
- Music
- Shopping
- Socialising
- Television
- Travel
About this person
I’m Colombian and I’ve been living in Melbourne since January 2024. I moved here to study English, and in December I completed my Diploma in E-commerce. This month I’m starting my Advanced Diploma in Marketing Automation, which I’m really excited about as part of this new chapter in my life.
Back in Colombia, I’m an artist with a strong background in theatre and entertainment. I work as a theatre actor, radio host, drag queen, and event and show producer. For more than 21 years, I worked at Theatron, the biggest LGBTIQ+ nightclub in Bogotá and Latin America, where I was deeply involved in producing major events and shows. Moving to Australia represents a fresh start for me, both personally and professionally.
I’m currently on a student visa, which allows me to work up to 24 hours per week. Because of that, I have three casual jobs: I work in a clothing store, in a bar, and occasionally at large events such as the MCG or Marvel Stadium. My lifestyle is active, social, and creative, but I also value balance and personal space.
Since last year, I’ve been living in the CBD in a shared apartment and shared room. Now I’m calmly looking for a private room, as privacy is important to me at this stage. I can move at the end of December or the end of January, as I pay rent monthly.
Back in Colombia, I’m an artist with a strong background in theatre and entertainment. I work as a theatre actor, radio host, drag queen, and event and show producer. For more than 21 years, I worked at Theatron, the biggest LGBTIQ+ nightclub in Bogotá and Latin America, where I was deeply involved in producing major events and shows. Moving to Australia represents a fresh start for me, both personally and professionally.
I’m currently on a student visa, which allows me to work up to 24 hours per week. Because of that, I have three casual jobs: I work in a clothing store, in a bar, and occasionally at large events such as the MCG or Marvel Stadium. My lifestyle is active, social, and creative, but I also value balance and personal space.
Since last year, I’ve been living in the CBD in a shared apartment and shared room. Now I’m calmly looking for a private room, as privacy is important to me at this stage. I can move at the end of December or the end of January, as I pay rent monthly.
Compatible people
For me, a good flatmate is someone calm, tidy, and respectful of other people’s space. I really value a peaceful home environment, especially when it comes to noise, personal boundaries, and shared areas. Respecting each other’s rest and sleep time is very important to me.
Cleanliness is a must, particularly in shared spaces like the bathroom. I believe everyone should be considerate and responsible with hygiene and common areas. When it comes to music or noise, I think there’s a time for everything — if it’s a social or celebration moment, that’s totally fine, but on regular days I prefer a quieter atmosphere and mutual respect.
I also value people who are not intrusive and understand that sometimes you want to be social and share, and other times you just need your own space. Balance is key: knowing when to connect and when to give space makes living together much more enjoyable.
Cleanliness is a must, particularly in shared spaces like the bathroom. I believe everyone should be considerate and responsible with hygiene and common areas. When it comes to music or noise, I think there’s a time for everything — if it’s a social or celebration moment, that’s totally fine, but on regular days I prefer a quieter atmosphere and mutual respect.
I also value people who are not intrusive and understand that sometimes you want to be social and share, and other times you just need your own space. Balance is key: knowing when to connect and when to give space makes living together much more enjoyable.
Food sharing and furniture
I eat pretty much everything, although I’m lactose intolerant, so I just avoid lactose. I’m not vegetarian or vegan. Most of the time I either eat out or buy ready-made meals, and when I eat at home I usually use the microwave and the fridge rather than cooking from scratch.
I prefer to arrange my own food instead of sharing, but I’m always respectful of common spaces and other people’s food.
Regarding furniture, I don’t have any of my own. I’m looking for a fully furnished room, as I mainly just have my clothes and personal belongings.
I prefer to arrange my own food instead of sharing, but I’m always respectful of common spaces and other people’s food.
Regarding furniture, I don’t have any of my own. I’m looking for a fully furnished room, as I mainly just have my clothes and personal belongings.
Description of pets
When I was a child I had different pets, dogs, cats, birds, fish and more.
Match Preferences
Home Preferences
Rent budget
$ 260 per week
Home sizes
Any home size
Bedroom sizes
Any bedroom size
Bedroom furniture
With a bed
Bathroom facilities
Shared bathroom okay
Parking facilities
Any parking okay
Flatmate Preferences
Age group
25+
Gender
- Man
- Woman
Sexuality
Any sexuality
Smoking at home
- Outside okay
Pets
Pets okay
Location Preferences
- Abbotsford
- Albert Park
- Burnley
- Carlton
- Carlton North
- Clifton Hill
- Collingwood
- Cremorne
- Docklands
- East Melbourne
- Fitzroy
- Fitzroy North
- Melbourne CBD
- Middle Park
- North Melbourne
- Parkville
- Port Melbourne
- Princes Hill
- Richmond
- South Melbourne
- South Wharf
- Southbank
- St Kilda Road
- West Melbourne
Fernando
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