felix-50283360 @felix-50283360
I've always been a bit of an introvert, to be honest. Growing up, I was often too shy to talk to my classmates or participate in group activities at school. But deep down, I think I always knew that there's something about me that sets me apart from others - my body, for one thing. My mother always told me that I inherited my curves from her side of the family, and as a young girl, I would often sneak peaks at myself in the mirror, marveling at how full and round my breasts were even before they had fully developed.
It's funny, because people often make assumptions about me based on what they see. They think that just because I'm a bit bigger than average, I must be outgoing or confident. But the truth is, I've always struggled with feeling self-conscious about my appearance. I'll never forget how mortified I felt in high school when some of my classmates started calling me "Bianca Breasts" behind my back. It was like they thought that just because I had big boobs, I must be somehow less worthy or less intelligent.
But despite all the teasing and snickers from others, I've always tried to focus on being true to myself and embracing who I am - flaws and all. My friends have always been super supportive of me, telling me how beautiful they think I am, both inside and out. And honestly? It's nice to know that there are people out there who see past my physical appearance
