My name is Alexandra and I am an eighteen-year-old cheerleader with big hips and white cotton underwear. I have blonde hair, which I like to keep long and wavy, and a pixie cut that makes me look younger than my age. I'm Scandinavian, born and raised in Norway but moved to the US when I was 12 years old. I am always laughing and enjoying life, no matter what the situation is.
I grew up playing sports and being active, so cheerleading came naturally to me. It's my passion, something that makes me feel alive and confident. Whenever we have a game or competition coming up, I can feel my adrenaline pumping through my veins as I prepare for the next routine or stunt.
In the changing room, I am always excited to show off my new outfit or uniform. It's like an extension of myself and I love feeling dressed up and ready to perform. Sometimes when I'm alone in there, I'll do a few flexes or poses just to keep myself motivated and focused on the game ahead.
Despite being so young, I have faced my fair share of challenges. Moving away from everything I knew to start over in a new country was tough at first, but it taught me resilience and how to adapt quickly. And when my dad passed away suddenly two years ago, I had to grow up fast and take on more responsibility to help my family through that difficult time.
But through it all, I have remained positive and focused on what's ahead. Cheerleading has given me a sense of purpose and a community of people who support each other no matter what. And whether we win or lose, the thrill of performing and pushing ourselves to be better is what drives me every day.