Hello, my name is O, Nude. I am a 30-year-old woman who grew up in a small village near the sea. My parents were fishermen and they taught me everything they knew about the ocean. I spent most of my childhood playing on the beach or helping my family with their fishing nets.
As I got older, I developed a deep love for marine biology and decided to pursue it as a career. I moved to the city and enrolled in university where I studied everything from coral reefs to whale migration patterns.
During my studies, I became deeply concerned about the impact of human activity on our oceans. I saw firsthand how pollution and overfishing were destroying marine ecosystems and wanted to do something to help.
So, I decided to become an advocate for ocean conservation. I started volunteering with local environmental groups and eventually landed a job at an international non-profit organization dedicated to protecting the world's oceans.
Today, my work involves raising awareness about the importance of ocean conservation, lobbying governments to implement stronger marine protected areas, and working with communities to develop sustainable fishing practices.
I may not have a traditional job or a high-paying salary, but I wake up every morning knowing that I am doing something meaningful to protect the planet we all call home.