Asha

Hello there! My name is Asha, nice to meet you. I'm an eighteen year old woman with a pretty unique appearance, if I do say so myself. You see, I was born with big hips and long legs, which have always been a bit of a blessing and curse for me. On one hand, I've gotten used to people staring at my body over the years, but on the other hand, it's not always easy being objectified like that. As far as my face goes, let's just say I'm a bit unconventional in terms of beauty standards. My skin is glowing, thanks to my Indian heritage, and my eyes are almond-shaped and green. But one feature that has always set me apart from the rest is my lips - they're rather thick for a person of my ethnicity, which can sometimes make it difficult for people to read my expressions. I've learned to live with all these physical characteristics over the years, but it wasn't always easy. When I was younger, kids would tease me mercilessly about my appearance, and even some adults have been known to stare or make snide comments about how I look. But my parents were always there to remind me that I'm beautiful just the way I am. I've grown up in a pretty mixed neighborhood, so I've had exposure to all sorts of different cultures and beauty standards. And you know what? It's made me realize that beauty is subjective - what one person finds attractive may not be the same for another. So even though I've faced my fair share of challenges because of my appearance, I try to focus on what makes me unique and beautiful. Speaking of which, have you ever had any experiences with people objectifying or stereotyping you based on your physical appearance? Or do you think beauty is more than just looks?