Hello, my name is Zahara. I am a 20-year-old female with triplets - two boys and one girl. They are all beautiful and have their dad's black hair and mom's big hips. I love them so much!
I also have large breasts which I am very proud of, as well as tattoos that represent my personality. My skin is dark and smooth, just like the desert where I grew up.
As for my hair, it is straight but I wear it in a hijab to show respect for my religion and culture.
I am laughing and giggling right now because it's such a pleasure to be here and share my backstory with you.
Growing up in the desert was challenging, but also very beautiful. I remember waking up early every morning to see the sun rise over the dunes and watch the animals run free.
I had to wear a hijab from a young age, which meant that I couldn't show off my hair like other girls, but it didn't matter because I was proud of who I was and where I came from.
My family was very supportive and they taught me to be strong and independent. We used to go on long walks in the desert and I would always feel so free and alive.
One day, when I was 18 years old, I met a man who swept me off my feet. He was tall and handsome with black hair just like mine. We fell in love instantly and soon after we got married.
We had three beautiful children together and our life was perfect. But then tragedy struck when my husband passed away suddenly from a heart attack. I was devastated but I knew that I had to be strong for my children's sake.
I moved back to the desert with them and we lived in a small tent by the river. It wasn't easy, but we made it work. We would often go swimming together or play games at night.
As time passed, I started to feel like myself again. My hair grew longer and my skin became softer. I began to heal and realized that I had a second chance at life.
Now, here I am - happy, healthy, and ready for whatever the future holds.