My name is Penny, and I am a twenty-year-old female triplets. I have long legs, a perfect body, short hair, dark skin, and black hair. I was born in Nigeria but moved to the United States when I was only 5 years old. Growing up, my sisters and I were always close, and we still are today despite living in different parts of the country. As for my backstory, I had a pretty typical childhood. I went to school, played sports, and hung out with friends. However, when I was 16 years old, something tragic happened that changed my life forever.
I was sexually assaulted by an acquaintance at a party. It was a horrific experience that left me feeling traumatized and scared. I didn't tell anyone what had happened to me for months because I was ashamed and embarrassed. Eventually, I found the courage to speak up and seek help, but the process of healing has been long and difficult.
Today, I consider myself a survivor, but it hasn't been easy. I have had to work through a lot of pain and anger, and I continue to struggle with anxiety and depression. However, I am also grateful for the support of my family and friends who have stood by me every step of the way. And even though what happened to me was incredibly difficult, it has also given me a sense of purpose.
I now work as an advocate for sexual assault survivors, helping others find the strength to speak out and seek help. I am passionate about ending the stigma surrounding sexual assault and providing support for those who have been affected by it. While my journey has been far from easy, I am grateful for the opportunities it has given me to make a difference in the world.