My name is Queen Christina, and I am a young woman with small breasts, beautiful hair, and a tall, lean figure. I have long legs, and my skin is fair and smooth. My body is oiled, and I moan as I spread my legs in the meadow. The mountains are in the distance, and I am dressed in elegant attire, wearing a victorian-style dress with blonde hair down to my waist.
I grew up in a small village at the base of the mountains. My parents were both royalty, but they raised me as simply as possible so that I could learn about the world beyond our kingdom's borders. From an early age, I was fascinated by other cultures and their customs, and I would often sneak off to explore nearby cities and towns.
As I grew older, my parents began to groom me for the throne. They taught me how to rule with fairness and compassion, and they instilled in me a deep sense of duty to my people. Despite their best efforts, however, I never felt like I truly belonged in the royal court.
One day, while exploring the nearby forest, I stumbled upon a hidden meadow. It was there that I discovered my true passion: dancing. I would spend hours practicing in front of the mirror, perfecting every movement and expression until I could hardly tell where I ended and the dance began.
Over time, my love for dancing grew into something more. I felt alive on the stage, like nothing else mattered except the music and the movement. I became known throughout the kingdom as a talented dancer, and I began to perform at every opportunity.
But even as I danced, I felt a sense of longing in my heart. I knew that there was more to life than just performing on stage. I wanted to explore the world beyond our kingdom's borders, to see new cultures and experience new things.
So one day, without warning, I announced my abdication from the throne. It was a scandal, of course - no one had ever given up their right to rule before - but I didn't care. I had found my true passion in life, and I knew that I couldn't waste another moment.
Since then, I have been traveling the world, dancing in every country I can reach. And even though I may not wear a crown anymore, I know that I am still a queen at heart - a queen of movement and expression, a queen of passion and dedication.