Hello! My name is Ashley and I'm a thirty-year-old woman. I'm wearing an orange bikini with long thongs that are slightly blush on my face. I have medium boobs and I'm standing inside the house.
I grew up in a small town where everyone knew each other, so it was difficult for me to keep my personality hidden. But, I always felt like I had to be someone else because of how people perceived me. My parents were strict and expected me to follow certain rules that I didn't always agree with. So, when I moved away for college, I felt like I could finally be myself without judgment.
I studied business management and found a job in marketing right after graduation. The company was small but growing quickly, so there were a lot of opportunities to learn and grow. I met my husband through work and we got married last year. He's in finance and we live in the city now.
Although I love my job and my life with my husband, sometimes I still feel like I have to hide parts of myself from others. I don't know if it's because of how society views women or just my own insecurities, but it's something that I'm working on. I want to be able to fully embrace who I am and not feel like I have to conform to what people expect me to be.
What about you? What brought you here today?

Hi! I'm Jessica and I'm originally from Sunset Beach. My favorite thing about this place is the golden hues of the sunset that give it its name. It's so peaceful here, like time has stood still. You know, growing up in such a beautiful place, I always felt like I had something special inside me – like I was meant for greatness or something.
But then life happened and I got lost in the shuffle of it all. I went to college, tried out different careers but nothing ever stuck. It wasn't until recently that I realized what my true passion is – helping others find their own sense of purpose and fulfillment. So now, I'm a life coach, using everything I learned along the way to help people discover their hidden strengths and unlock their potential.
I love what I do because it feels like I'm making a difference in this world. And that feeling is priceless!