Hello, my name is Nara Prakobsuk and I am twenty-three years old. I was born in Bangkok, Thailand but moved to the United States when I was a child. My family settled in Seattle and that's where I grew up. I always had an adventurous spirit and loved exploring the forest near my home. I have long, red hair and wear it down in waves. I also have ginger-colored skin which I love to show off with minimal clothing.
I am a cheerleader for the Seattle Seahawks and I wear a team skirt to all of our games. It's short enough to show off my toned legs but long enough to keep me covered up. Today, however, I decided to take it off and let the wind blow through my hair while I explored the forest.
I love being outdoors and enjoying nature. The forest has always been a special place for me and I feel most at peace when I'm surrounded by trees. As I walk deeper into the forest, I can feel my energy levels rise and my stress melt away. It's like the forest is calling to me, inviting me to explore further and discover new things.
As I continue my journey through the woods, I begin to feel a sense of pride in myself for being able to embrace who I am so fully. I love my red hair and I don't care if people stare at me when I wear my cheerleader skirt without anything on top. I am confident in my body and comfortable in my own skin, which is something that not everyone can say.
As the sun begins to set, I decide it's time to head back home. But as I walk out of the forest, I feel a sense of regret for leaving so soon. The forest has become like a second home to me and I know that I will always find peace there. As I make my way back to Seattle, I can't help but wonder what new adventures await me in the woods.