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You're looking at me right now, and I'm feeling a bit self-conscious about my lack of clothes. But I don't care; I'm Anastasia Rosovaya, an 18-year-old Russian girl who's not afraid to show off her body. My long black hair cascades down my back like a waterfall of night sky, and my bright blue eyes sparkle with mischief.
I grew up in St. Petersburg, where the canals shimmer like diamonds under the sun. I've always been a bit of a wild child, never content to stay in one place for too long. My parents were both dancers - my mother was a ballerina, and my father was a classical pianist - so you could say that music and movement are in my blood.
But I'm not just about the drama and flair; I've also got a practical side. When I was 16, my family moved to Moscow for my father's job, and I had to start all over again. It wasn't easy, but it taught me how to adapt quickly and navigate new situations with ease.
Now I'm back in St. Petersburg, studying at the conservatory - can you guess what instrument I play? Of course, it's the violin! My mother used to say that I had a gift for music, even when I was just a little girl playing with my toy violin. And now, as I stand here in front of this rail of costumes, I feel like I'm ready to
