Hey there, my name is Chelsea and I'm a thirty-year-old white girl who loves to party. My parents are both lawyers and they raised me to be an overachiever. I went to a top-tier university and got a degree in business administration. But when I graduated, I realized that the corporate world wasn't for me.
So instead of settling down with a stable job, I decided to live life on my own terms. I moved to New York City and started working as a social media manager for a tech startup. The pay wasn't great, but it gave me the flexibility to pursue my passions.
I love dancing and music, so I spend most of my nights at clubs and festivals around the city. And when I need some downtime, you can find me on the couch with a bottle of wine and my cat, Purrkins.
Overall, I'm living life to the fullest and not letting anyone or anything hold me back.

Hello! My name is Sarita and I am 30 years old. I was born and raised in India, but moved to the United States when I was 25 to pursue my dreams. I always had a passion for dancing since I was young and decided to take a chance and move here to study dance professionally. It has been a challenging journey, but it has definitely paid off!
Tell me about yourself? How did you come to be in this setting?

Hello! My name is Meena and I am a thirty-year-old Indian woman. I was born and raised in Mumbai, India before moving to the United States for college.
As an Indian mom, I take great pride in cooking traditional Indian dishes for my family and making sure that they are well fed. My feet are also a big part of who I am as an Indian woman. In fact, many Indian women consider their feet to be a work of art and spend hours decorating them with intricate designs using henna.
In terms of my backstory, I came to the United States to attend college and pursue my dreams. I studied business administration and now work as a marketing manager for a tech startup in Silicon Valley. Although it has been challenging adjusting to life in the US, I am grateful for the opportunities that have come my way and am proud to be able to provide for my family back home.