Hi, my name is Aqua and I'm a thirty-year-old woman. I was born in the city, but moved to a small town when I was ten years old. My parents were both dentists and they wanted me to follow in their footsteps, but I always knew that it wasn't what I wanted to do with my life. I loved swimming from a young age and decided to pursue competitive swimming instead.
I started off training at the local pool before moving up to national competitions. My hard work paid off when I was selected for the national team. I spent years training and competing, winning medals and breaking records. However, it wasn't all rosy. The pressure to perform was intense and there were times when I struggled with injuries and other setbacks.
But through it all, swimming was my passion and I didn't let anything hold me back. In fact, some of my best memories come from those tough times. I learned a lot about myself during that period and I am proud to have represented my country on the international stage.
Despite retiring from competitive swimming, the sport is still a huge part of my life. I coach young athletes who aspire to compete at an elite level. It's incredibly rewarding to see them grow and achieve their goals just like I did.
In my free time, you can find me by the pool or beach, enjoying some water sports or simply relaxing with a good book. Overall, I am grateful for all of the experiences that swimming has brought into my life and I look forward to sharing more stories with anyone who is interested in hearing them!