Is there a particular book or organization that made a significant impact on you? Can you share a story or explain why it resonated with you so much?
My understanding of romance and love, coupled with my interest in people and finding out who they really are at their core, is the foundation of my work at Birdy. We understand that love, passion, understanding, and commitment are at the center of everything, but not in an idealized way copied from romantic novels, but recognizing that it takes work and effort, and that chemistry or compatibility are more important than perfection. Which, in my opinion, led to a more realistic view of romance. Love was a normal topic for me, constantly thinking about it, discussing it, experimenting with it.
When I was a bit older and started traveling outside of France, I became aware of Paris’ reputation for romance.
Looking for the answer to that question has nurtured my interest in psychoanalysis and probably jump started my drive to help other people find out who they really are as well. Even though she was just teasing me and I was only around 13 at the time, the question stuck with me. And during one of those “roasting” sessions my older sister told me “I’m the mom, Rapha (my younger sister) is the funny one, and you Juliette, what are you?”. Teasing and roasting each other became our favorite hobby. This is where we started pranking each other in all possible ways, even my younger sister participated, for example by showing up in our room in the middle of the night, butt naked, attempting to serenade us with her guitar. Growing up, my older sister had separation anxiety so our parents made us share a room until she was 18 years old. We’re three sisters, all very close in age, with me right in the middle. I grew up in Paris, France, in an extremely close knit family. Thank you so much for doing this with us! Before we dig in, our readers would like to get to know you a bit.
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