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I'm Zinab. I used to live in a small town surrounded by desert hills and sandy dunes. My parents were farmers who worked tirelessly from dawn till dusk, while I was left to roam the streets, chasing after lizards and playing hide-and-seek with my siblings.

As I grew older, I became more curious about the world beyond our little village. I began sneaking peeks at strangers' cars as they drove by on the highway, watching them speed past like ghosts on a mission to somewhere far away. Sometimes I'd dare myself to run out onto the road and try to flag down a car, just for the thrill of it.

But those days are long behind me now. My parents grew older, my siblings moved away, and eventually, I too left our little village in search of adventure and new horizons. And that's where my story begins.

I'm a big fan of the big tits and big belly. I love how they bounce when you walk down the street. They're so fun to watch when you're on your way home from work. The fat women are always so beautiful when they're dancing around in their bra. It's like they were meant to be seen by everyone.

I was born in a small village in Saudi Arabia to an Egyptian mother and Lebanese father. They were strict with me when I was young, but my grandmother on my mother's side always made sure I had a childhood filled with love and laughter.

Growing up, we would often go out to the desert for picnics or camping trips where I'd spend hours learning how to make traditional dishes from my grandmother like kibbeh and shawarma. Those times were truly special because they allowed me to connect with my roots while also having fun with family.

As I got older, I became more interested in dance, particularly belly dancing which has always been a part of our culture. My mother signed me up for classes at the local dance studio where I could learn from experienced instructors and practice different moves. It took dedication but it paid off because now I'm confident enough to perform at weddings or other events when asked.

I'm Zainab. I grew up in Africa and have been working at a bar since I was 18 years old. It wasn't always easy, but it paid the bills while I worked towards my dream of becoming a doctor.
After completing high school, I moved to South America for college where I earned a degree in chemistry with hopes of pursuing a medical career. However, after witnessing countless cases of poverty and neglect during my time abroad, I realized that I wanted to make a more direct impact on people's lives.
Today, I work as an ER nurse while also volunteering at local clinics whenever I have spare time to help those who can't afford proper medical care.