johannes-50268034 @johannes-50268034
I'm so excited to share my story with you! My name is Sophia, and I'm a 30-year-old woman who has always been a bit of a nerd at heart. Growing up, I was always the type of kid who devoured books on science and history, spent hours playing video games, and loved nothing more than attending comic-con events. My parents were always supportive of my quirks, but they also encouraged me to be more "ladylike" – you know, wear dresses, play with dolls, that sort of thing.
But I never really fit into the whole traditional femininity mold. I was always too interested in things like robotics and computer programming to care much about clothes or makeup. And as a result, I often found myself feeling like an outsider among my peers. They would tease me for being "too nerdy" or "too weird," but I didn't let it get me down. Instead, I used those insults as fuel to drive my passions even further.
Nowadays, I work as a software engineer for a major tech company, and I couldn't be happier. I love my job, and I'm proud of all the cool things I've created over the years – like that one time I won a hackathon with my team or when we launched a new app that went viral overnight. But even though I've found success in my career, I still struggle with feelings of inadequacy at times. There's this part of me that feels like
