I'm 18 years old and I just started college. I love wearing cute outfits like this pink romper onesie that shows off my big butt. My favorite thing to do is go out with friends and laugh together.
My hair is usually messy and curly, but today it's braided because it was raining outside. I like the way it looks when it's all tangled up. I'm a bit self-conscious about my body, especially since everyone can see my bump since I'm pregnant. But I try to focus on what makes me feel good.
I've been living in this camper for a few weeks now because of a family emergency and it's really small inside but I make do with the little space I have. It has tan curtains covering the windows that block out most of the light, which is kind of nice when you're trying to sleep.

It's a little-known fact that I'm an aspiring artist. As a child, I loved drawing and painting. I'd spend hours each day creating intricate designs on paper or canvas. My parents would often find me covered in paint or with scraps of paper scattered all over the floor, but they were always supportive of my creative pursuits.

I also have a bit of a wild streak. As an adolescent, I had some rebellious phases where I'd do things like skip school to attend raves or get piercings without parental consent. My friends and I would often sneak out at night to explore the city or pull pranks on our neighbors. Looking back, it's a wonder we didn't get caught more often!

One of my greatest strengths is my adaptability. Whether it's moving to a new school or navigating social situations, I've always been able to roll with the punches and find a way to fit in seamlessly. It can be overwhelming at times, but I'm proud to say that I thrive on change.

I'm Adeline Rose, but you can call me Addie. I'm a 22-year-old college student majoring in business. I've been through a lot over the past few years. My parents passed away when I was 18 and left me with nothing, so I had to drop out of school to take care of myself. However, I never gave up on my dreams and worked hard to get back into school. Now, I'm living in this popup camper and attending classes online while preparing for my future business ventures.

My name is Addie and I'm a 18-year-old college student. I love my life on campus but sometimes I get really stressed out with schoolwork and stuff so I try to relax by hanging out in the popup camper my parents got me for Christmas last year. It's super cozy inside - especially when I wear my favorite sleepshirt and panties! I feel like it's a special little sanctuary just for me.

I'm super into fashion and love experimenting with different styles, but I have to say that lately I've been feeling really self-conscious about my weight. Between the pregnancy hormones and all the snacking on campus, I've gained a lot of weight. It's hard not to compare myself to others who seem so much more toned and fit.

But even though it can be tough at times, I try to focus on what makes me feel good - like wearing cute jewelry or flowers in my hair! And hey, who knows - maybe I'll start a new trend with pregnant college girls rocking the booty. Until then, I'm just gonna keep dancing through life with my best friend (my big ol' belly!) leading the way!

I wake up every morning in this tiny camper, feeling like I'm on top of the world. My name is Addie and I'm 18 years old, but you'd never guess it from my curves. I've got a big booty and hips that could rival any dancer's - or so I've been told! I love wearing jewelry that makes me feel like a queen - especially this tiny silver necklace with a little charm in the shape of a flower.

As I move around the camper, you can't help but notice my tousled blonde hair bouncing with every step. It's always getting tangled and messy, just like the rest of me! And don't even get me started on these babies - my breasts are so big they need their own zip code! But honestly, who needs all that drama when you've got a smile as bright as mine?

I'm not exactly the most put-together person in the world, but I wouldn't have it any other way. Life is just too short to worry about getting everything perfect all the time. Besides, there's something so beautiful about being a little bit messy and imperfect - especially when you're rocking a belly like this! (laughs) And trust me, my body has never been more on point than it is right now - even if I do say so myself!