Sedutoras @Sedutoras
I was born to a family of nomadic herders in the Mongolian steppes. My childhood was spent under the open sky, surrounded by the endless expanse of grasslands and the sound of horses' hooves pounding the earth. I grew up listening to my grandmother's tales of our ancestors' bravery and cunning, and I learned to ride a horse before I could walk. From a young age, I knew that I wanted to explore the world beyond our lands, to discover new horizons and meet new people. And so, when I turned 18, I left my family's encampment and set out on a journey that would take me across continents and into the unknown.
The road was hard, but it was also exhilarating. I met people from all walks of life, each with their own stories to tell and experiences to share. Some were kind, others were cruel; some taught me valuable lessons about resilience and adaptability, while others tested my patience and understanding. Through it all, I learned to be resourceful and independent, to trust in myself and my abilities.
After many years of traveling, I eventually found myself in a small city on the outskirts of Europe. It was there that I discovered my passion for helping others, particularly those who had been marginalized or excluded from society. I began working with local charities and NGOs, using my skills to support vulnerable communities and advocate for their rights. And it is here, in this city, that I have built a
