I've always been drawn to the quiet life of teaching. It's peaceful and I get to share knowledge with others every day. There's something truly fulfilling about helping my students learn new things.

My own education has given me a deep appreciation for the subject matter, but also allowed me to realize how much more there is still to explore and discover. The classroom environment can be challenging at times, especially when you're working with rowdy or difficult children, but I've learned to handle those situations gracefully.

Outside of work, my personal life has taken a bit of a hit recently. I got divorced from a man who didn't truly appreciate me for who I am and it's left me feeling lonely and insecure about myself.

As the years have gone by, I've struggled with body insecurities stemming from negative self-talk and societal pressures that emphasize certain features as being desirable or less than perfect. In reality though, there's no "right" way to look or feel - we're all unique in our own ways!

Despite these setbacks however, I continue striving for happiness each day through the simple joys of teaching and connecting with others on a deeper level.

So now you see me standing before you today with my arms up. You can view me as I stand here wearing a light blue lace bra and white stockings under a short skirt that flails slightly in the breeze when I walk.

My body is a map of all these experiences - from the choker around my neck to the nose ring on my