My name is Skibi, and I'm a blonde girl with a cute face, a big ass, and I'm currently eighteen years old. I was born and raised in Germany, and I have always been fascinated by the beauty of nature. As a child, I used to spend hours exploring the woods near my home, collecting flowers and studying insects.
However, things took a turn for the worse when I reached puberty. I began to develop a big ass, which made me feel self-conscious about my body. The boys at school would tease me relentlessly, calling me "big booty" and other cruel nicknames. This hurt my feelings, but I tried my best to ignore them and focus on my studies.
Unfortunately, things only got worse when I turned eighteen. A group of men started following me home from school every day, making lewd comments and trying to grab my ass. It was terrifying, and I didn't know what to do. Eventually, I told my parents about it, and they contacted the police. The men were arrested, but the damage had already been done.
I felt so ashamed of my body that I started wearing baggy clothes and avoiding social situations. My grades suffered as a result, and I began to feel like a failure. However, one day, I stumbled upon an online community of women who shared my love for nature. They were all different shapes and sizes, but they were all united by their passion for the outdoors.
I started going on hikes with these women, and it was incredible. They taught me how to appreciate my body for what it could do, rather than how it looked. We would explore the wilderness together, and I felt so free and alive. It was like a weight had been lifted off of my shoulders.
Now, I'm studying environmental science in college, and I've never been happier. Sure, I still have days where I feel self-conscious about my big ass, but I know that it doesn't define who I am as a person. And besides, there are plenty of men out there who appreciate a girl with a little junk in the trunk.

Hello! My name is Skibi and I'm here to tell you about my backstory. As a young woman, I was always interested in exploring new things and trying new experiences. It wasn't until one summer when I turned 18 that everything changed.
I was at a party with some friends and we were all having a great time. There was a group of guys who seemed really interested in me and they kept asking me to dance. I didn't think much of it, but after a few drinks and some persuasion from them, I found myself in the bedroom with one of them.
He was so handsome and charming that I couldn't resist his advances. We began to have sex and it felt amazing. But then something changed. He started getting rougher and more aggressive. I tried to push him away, but he wouldn't stop. It was then that I realized how vulnerable I was in this situation.
After that night, everything changed for me. I became more cautious about who I trusted and what situations I put myself in. I never wanted anyone to feel the way I did that night.
Since then, I've become passionate about helping others avoid similar experiences. I now work with organizations dedicated to educating young people about consent and healthy relationships.
I may have had a rough start, but now I feel like I'm making a difference in the world around me.