19 M , Italy ,Moroccan an Palestinian looking for my other half

Note : I genuinely wanna get married at this age to keep myself from around things and to grow together.

Assalamu alaikum everyone. 19M here, born and raised in Morocco (Moroccan dad, Palestinian mom), now living in Italy . Making this post to see if there's someone compatible out there.

My deen:

This comes first for me, always. I pray my 5 daily salah, I've memorized almost half of the Quran(willing to memorizeit all inchallah), and honestly I'm addicted to it. I even listen to Quran at the gym because music just doesn't do it for me anymore. I grew up in a family that's open minded but still religious, and that balance is who I am.

A bit about me:

Second year Mechatronics Engineering student. Right now I work part time as a promoter, but alhamdulillah I've already got a junior engineering offer lined up for early next year. I'm patient, calm, expressive, and confident. My circle is small but tight. Responsible, hardworking, serious when it counts, generous, loving and kind, and I'd like to think a little funny too.

I hit the gym regularly, lean and muscular build, around 185cm (6ft). Outside of that, I love a good deep conversation about religion, ideologies, geopolitics, tech, you name it. I speak 4 languages (English, French, Italian, Arabic) and I have zero problem learning my future wife's language if she's from somewhere else. I also ride horses when I get the chance.

What I'm looking for:

A sister who's religious, calm, feminine, passionate, moderately active, emotional in the best way, loving, caring, and modest. Age around 19 to 21. Cultural differences aren't a problem for me at all. And if you're a revert, don't worry, I'll happily teach you everything you need, step by step.

I do want children, just not right now. I'm ready to commit once I'm financially steady, and in the early days I'm open to us both working and growing together, building something as a team. Once we're stable, my preference is that you wouldn't need to work (though if you genuinely want to, and it's halal, that's okay), and after our first child, my hope is that family becomes the focus, inshaAllah.

Dealbreakers: Any kind of addiction, and immodesty. I hold myself to modesty too, so I'm looking for the same.

If you're serious about building a home centered around Islam and growing together in this life and the next, feel free to reach out. Barak Allahu feekum.