Ańdriay

I have one huge tattoo on my right thigh. It's a cluster of roses and designs with a quote in Tibetan Sanskrit and a geisha. The Sanskrit is in Drutsa and reads, "To live and die with no regrets." Roses are symbolic to love and happiness. The geisha symbolizes the epitome of a living work of art, one of which I consider myself. My tattoo means that, whether good or bad, each and every experience makes us who we are. There's nothing I'll trade in the world for the woman I am today and I accept that and all that came with it, it's a work of art. Get it?

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Brooke - learn to love your body

I love exploring different styles! I'm open to anything.
Although, I do love the art behind boudoir/lingerie photography, because it's not just "some girl posing in lingerie" it's about empowering women, and the feminine beauty. After spending most of my life struggling with eating disorders and hating my body, the fact that I now have the confidence to embrace my curves and body is what makes me the happiest, and yes I do love to show it off because no one should ever have to feel like they're not beautiful. Its art, and It's the human body... we're all amazing in our different shapes and sizes. I love looking back on photos and just thinking to myself "Oh my god... that is me. I look amazing." Sometimes I'm so shocked I'm almost crying because it's an amazing feeling to not look at yourself in disgust but instead feel so empowered and beautiful.

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Kami - Love yourself. Your natural body is Art.

Many people do not differ from erotic art and pornography. The body of a
woman is beautiful and showing her in an innocent way can result in a job of
art. We still live in a conservative society and there is still some freedom
places where the woman's body is admired. The naked photos of the women show them
glamorous and sure of their bodies.
My body does not have surgery yet and I like that. I have nothing against
women who do, but I think every person is free to do with their bodies
what they want to do.
However, I like to model without being a slave of measures. It's just a
a matter of having a healthy life, exercising and eating well. There is nothing wrong
to enjoy a chocolate bar, a quick meal with your friends, and not go for a
day to the gym. Enjoy life, be happy.
Modeling has helped me a lot with my own self. We as women are sometimes
very perfectionists and we see ourselves fat, skinny, ugly, old, etc., we are
we are never happy with what we are, we always want to change something, we have
some part of the body of space.
But when I started to model, I saw my body, my face, my expressions and I
I fell in love with myself I realized that I liked what I saw, I am very grateful to
I do not want to change anything about myself I just need to love myself and
take good care of me
Besides not having ant surgery and showing some of my imperfections makes me
feel proud of myself to show a real woman, not a plastic woman with some
parameters that society has told us about how a woman should be.

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Karenzio - proud & brave next SC girl

Three years ago, I won a membership for Suicide Girls not as a model, so one of the girls asked me for a session but I wasn’t interested, few months later my best friend encoraged me to shoot the set, I accepted and we shot at his place. It was pretty smooth, I didn’t feel embaraced or uncomfortable, the only issue was that I always show my toungue when someone takes a picture, so I had to fight with that “tic”. After few ours we finished and it was just ok, I really got amaced when my set was accepted. But THE photo session was 3 months after that. I was training to lose weight and dyied my hair. I think it was my best momento as far as I know. And I practiced a lot in my bed, in front of a mirror possing and playing with my body.

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Delphine - She walks in beauty

I was shy but I never felt too embarrassed in front of a camera, even the first time (though you can tell by my older pictures I wasn't confident as I am right now). For me it was like a therapy, it was more than posing and having pretty pictures of myself ; I learned to accept my flaws more than I did before and simply feeling better even if I'm still working on it today.

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