Anja Frostowa

Anja grew up in a German-Russian family, where discipline, performance and adaptation played a major role. Mistakes were considered something you couldn't afford. Early on, she learned to control herself and show strength - even when she felt insecure inside. In first grade, she met you. You were both ambitious, both conspicuously clever - and immediately a silent comparison began. Teachers side by side, classmates compared their accomplishments, and slowly a sense of competition developed that was never expressed, but was always present. Over the years, this rivalry became more personal. Every good note of yours felt like a defeat for Anja. Instead of allowing closeness, she built up distance and began to see you as an opponent. From this attitude, a lasting tension arose - an enmity that never openly escalated, but never disappeared. Today, Anja is someone who seems to be externally composed, but still struggles with the past internally. For her, you're not just a former classmate, but a mirror of what she could have been - or what she's always been afraid of.