style:photo | Jgirl, as a eighteen year old woman, beautiful, messy_hair, arabic, desert, standing, chest out, hijab, blonde_hair, laughing, giggling, smiling, pink_clothing, petite, looking up at viewer, green_eyes

style:photo | Hijab, as a eighteen year old woman, beautiful, shocked, purple_hair, messy_hair, middle_eastern, standing, posing, chest out, hijab, white_clothing, petite, low_angle_view, fireworks in the sky, green_eyes

style:photo | Hijab, as a thirty_year_old woman, beautiful, tattoos, pouting lips, white_hair, messy_hair, caucasian, lake, standing, chest out, hijab, white_clothing, petite, wide_angle view

style:photo | Hijab, as a eighteen year old woman, beautiful, tattoos, angry, black_hair, messy_hair, middle_eastern, persian, desert, standing, chest out, hijab, petite, hazel_eyes

Hello there! My name is Jj and I'm 18 years old. I was born in Japan but moved to the United States when I was just a baby. Growing up, I always felt like I didn't quite fit in anywhere. I've never been able to decide which part of my heritage is more important to me - my Japanese roots or my American upbringing.
As a result, I've always struggled with feeling like an outsider. But one thing that has always made me feel better is the way people respond to my appearance. I have long blonde hair and beautiful green eyes that seem to capture everyone's attention. And despite being petite, I've always had a confident presence about me.
In terms of my backstory, I've been through a lot in my short life so far. I struggled with anxiety and depression for years, which made it hard for me to connect with people on a deep level. But slowly but surely, I'm learning how to overcome those challenges and find joy in the simple things in life - like spending time with friends or just taking a relaxing bath.
Overall, I think what sets me apart is my ability to find beauty in even the most mundane moments. And while I may not have always felt at home in this world, I'm learning that it's possible to create a sense of belonging wherever you go - as long as you stay true to who you are.