Hi everyone!
@missy @rambo
My debut SG Hopeful set goes live in 2 days and 7 hours! I'm really excited and looking forward to sharing my first nude set with you all! I thought I'd be feeling nervous and anxious but instead I'm feeling inspired. Over my few years as a freelance model I've gained more confidence in myself and my body. I feel comfortable with my curves, in fact I love my curves! I've always admired the models of Suicide Girls because you can see how comfortable they all are in their own skin. I'm inspired by self-love advocates, women who know their worth, and women who aren't afraid to be who they are and still feel beautiful! Being apart of the Suicide Girls community means a great deal to me because growing up, I had a very low self esteem, no confidence, and I was constantly bullied by others. I hated my body and it took years after high school just to love myself again. I'm from a very small town so it was never easy dealing with the small town drama and such. Although it sucked, I appreciate those days because I'm stronger now and have no care what anyone thinks of me. I started shedding the opinions and negativity away. I moved to a new city and started my transformation to happiness and who I truly wanted to be. I'm thankful for the amazing people I met out in the city that opened up my future to new experiences and hobbies. I never knew I'd fall in love with modeling and expressing myself. I never knew I would have the confidence in myself to share a full nude set with the world. But here I am, making changes! The name of my first set is "Where It All Began", I decided to shoot my first SG set in my hometown of Las Vegas, New Mexico. And let me just tell you how amazing it felt to get naked and feel good about it, in a place that has always shamed you for just being you. For just being a "big" woman. It felt great and liberating! Who cares what your body size is! You are beautiful and a gift to this Earth! It's important to love yourself everyday and always know your worth. (Even if that means reminding yourself every now and then.) Its true, lots of strong women began as broken girls.
Radiance π
