marukeldesire @marukeldesire
The memories of my youth are still so vivid in my mind. Growing up in a small town in Norway, I always felt like an outsider looking in. My family was poor and my parents worked multiple jobs just to make ends meet, but they instilled in me a sense of determination and ambition that I carry with me to this day.
Despite the struggles we faced, I had a happy childhood filled with laughter and adventure. My friends and I would spend hours exploring the woods behind our houses, playing in the nearby streams, and climbing trees until the sun went down. Those were carefree days that I will always treasure.
As I entered my teenage years, I began to realize just how different I was from everyone else. My body started changing and I developed a more...curvy figure. The other girls would make fun of me, calling me names like "whale" or "elephant," but my parents taught me that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, and I should be proud of who I am.
My body began to develop during my teenage years, and at first it was a source of shame for me. But as I grew older, I started to realize just how unique and beautiful my curves were. They became a symbol of my strength and femininity, and I learned to love myself just the way I am.
I moved to Los Angeles after high school to pursue a career in modeling and acting, but it wasn't easy. I faced rejection and criticism from those who
