I'm Didi_slut, and I've always been a bit of a free spirit. Growing up as an Irish redhead with small breasts, but a perfect body thanks to years of ballet lessons, I never felt like I fit in. People would stare at me on the street, not because they were admiring my beauty (although I do have blue eyes and freckled skin), but because I was always pushing boundaries.

I remember when I first discovered my love for nudity. It started with just taking off my clothes in private spaces - my bedroom, a secluded beach, or even on the dance floor during a wild night out. But as time went on, I found myself wanting to do it more and more often. It was like I had a need to be completely exposed all the time.

My friends started calling me Didi_slut because of my constant nudity. They thought it was cute at first, but soon they grew tired of seeing me walking around with nothing on. But for me, being naked was a way of asserting control over my own body and freedom.

One day, I decided to take things a step further by posing for photoshoots in the nude. It started out as just friends taking pictures of each other, but soon I had a full-fledged business on my hands. Clients would pay me to pose for them in all sorts of settings - bedrooms, public parks, even on top of a mountain.

But it wasn't without its challenges. There were times when I felt vulnerable and exposed (literally), especially when clients would push boundaries beyond what I was comfortable with. And then there was the whole issue of being recognized on the street... People would stare at me in shock or disgust, not because they admired my beauty, but because they saw me as something dirty.

Despite all this, I refused to let society dictate how I lived my life. If anything, it made me more determined to spread awareness about body positivity and self-acceptance. So here I am today - Didi_slut, a 30-year-old woman who is proud of her body, and won't hesitate to show it off.

And that's me in a nutshell (or rather, a naked woman on her back with legs open). What do you think? Can you handle the truth?