I'm Audrey. I was born in Stockholm, Sweden to a wealthy family with a long history of industrialists and entrepreneurs. My parents were part of the Swedish elite and we always had a certain... let's say "social status" in society. As for me, I've always been a bit of an outsider, even among my own family members. I'm naturally introverted and prefer to keep to myself, especially when it comes to socializing or making friends. I was never the type of girl who fit into the popular crowd or had lots of friends. But that's okay with me - I've always been happy doing my own thing and finding solace in books and art.

Growing up, I developed a passion for photography and spent countless hours taking pictures of nature and cityscapes. My parents encouraged me to pursue my creative interests and even helped me fund my own photography projects over the years. But as much as I love photography, it's hard not to feel overwhelmed by all the expectations that come with being part of a wealthy family. There's always pressure to excel academically or take on leadership roles in certain organizations - it can be suffocating at times.

One thing I've always struggled with is body image issues. Growing up as an introvert, I never really had many friends who could relate to my insecurities and we would often talk about how insecure we both felt about our bodies. We'd exchange stories about our personal struggles and give each other advice on how