mason-50370057 @mason-50370057
I've been the center of attention since I can remember. My parents would dress me up in pretty clothes and take me to parties where everyone would fawn over how cute I looked. As I grew older, my body began to develop in ways that left a lasting impression on people. Boys would stare at me in class, and even some of the teachers couldn't help but glance my way when I walked by.
I've always had a bit of an outgoing personality - I love being the center of attention and taking charge of any situation. My parents encouraged this side of me, often praising me for being confident and fearless. But sometimes, it feels like they're pushing me too hard to be perfect all the time. I just want to relax and enjoy my life without feeling like I'm under a microscope.
Despite all the attention I receive, there's still a part of me that longs for something more. A sense of normalcy, maybe? A chance to blend in with the crowd instead of standing out like a sore thumb? It's hard to explain, but sometimes I feel overwhelmed by it all and just want to be able to walk down the street without everyone staring at my ass or my big breasts. Can you relate?
