I move through life like a slow riff in a doom track heavy, patient, and always building toward something unseen.

I’m a metalhead by instinct and a storyteller by accident. My world is stitched together from black metal tremolo, David Lynch dream-logic, Lars Von Trier neon-chaos, Aronofsky obsession, and the strange comfort of walking home at 3AM when the streets feel like a deleted scene from a movie no one ever made.

I’m calm, respectful, quiet when needed, talkative when the universe aligns. I’m the kind of person who notices the texture of walls, the smell of old medinas, and the way people choose their words. I host and travel because I like watching the world unfold through strangers, everyone brings a new frequency into the room.

I’m also a photographer, capturing moments that feel like they exist slightly out of sync with reality. Guests who don’t mind being a model, even for a fleeting shot, are always welcome.

Expect a mix of introspection, subtle humor, and the occasional “wait, what did he just say?” moment. I’m not here to impress; I’m here to share space, stories, and the weirdness of being human.

If you like metal, odd cinema, night walks, or conversations that drift from the cosmic to the stupidly mundane, we’ll get along.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m here because the world feels different when you see it through someone else’s doorway. Hotels are fine, but they’re like listening to music with no bass you get the idea, but none of the depth.

I like the quiet honesty of staying with strangers who become temporary companions in the strange rhythm of travel. Every guest or host brings a new story, a new cadence, a new frequency. Some stay for a night, some leave an echo that lasts longer than expected.

Couchsurfing reminds me that the world isn’t as chaotic as it looks, or maybe it is, but in an interesting way. Sharing space, food, silence, or conversation feels more real than anything you can book with a credit card.

I’m here to learn, to host when I can, to travel when the universe demands it, and to meet people who carry their own weirdness, humor, and humanity with them. I’m not looking for perfection, just authenticity and good energy.

If our paths cross, cool. If not, the world is still turning its strange little riffs.

Interests

• photography
• nightlife
• video games
• business
• heavy metal
• horror movies

Music, Movies, and Books

My soundtrack lives somewhere between collapsing stars and abandoned factories, black metal, doom, death, sludge, anything that feels heavy enough to bend gravity. I like music that sounds like it’s been alive longer than I have, music that doesn’t ask for permission, just floods the room, shifts the air and shock your soul !

Cinema is my second religion. David Lynch’s dream labyrinths, Lars Von Trier ’s neon nightmares, Tarantino’s sharp chaos, Aronofsky’s obsessions spiraling into the void, these directors feel like they’re trying to communicate with whatever lives under reality’s surface. I watch movies the way some people meditate.

As for books, I’ll be honest, I don’t really read. Not because I don’t appreciate them, but because music and film already fill my head with enough strange universes. Maybe one day I’ll find the book that pulls me in like a good riff or a surreal scene… but until then, I’m fine wandering through the worlds created on screens and speakers.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach the things I’ve picked up from living a bit outside the usual script, from metal deep-dives to simple hosting tricks to the business ideas that keep my brain wired at 3AM. If you’re building something or dreaming something, I’m always down to talk strategy.

I want to learn whatever people carry from their own worlds, habits, skills, perspectives.

I share my calm energy, dark humor, honest conversations, and the occasional strange idea that might turn into a real project someday.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Stories from the edges of cities and mindscapes, quiet nights punctuated by dark riffs, weird cinema recommendations, and conversations that wander into the strange and unexpected. I can share small business insights, creative ideas, and the kind of perspective that comes from seeing the world slightly askew.

If I stay with a host, I’ll cook, not just meals, but little experiments in flavor, riffs of spice and texture, dishes that feel like they belong in a movie scene. I’m here to add a spark, not a storm.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Morocco