I've had breasts for as long as I can remember.

It wasn't a surprising thing in my family considering it was my families genetics that caused this unfortunate mishap.

I was in middle school when I fully hit puberty and all the small, minute things that never really mattered to me, mattered. It started off with a haircut and a box of dye then I tried black eyeliner for the first time then I wanted to be like every girl in my school.

It's definitely a transition from going to not having a thought of how you look to it being the only thing you can think about. It was hard being friends with one of the most prettiest girls you've ever seen.

Soon enough my life consisted of making sure my hair looked nice, that my eyeliner wasn't smudged and that my outfit truly fit my body type.

I was tired of making sure I looked good on the outside and was ready for a change.

It was eighth grade when I picked up my first book. The Mortal Instruments by Cassandra Clare.

We were given a sheet of paper and had to read a certain amount each semester. The book that made me fall in love with reading, with adventure, with fiction.. with love. Once I picked it up and started reading, I didn't put it down til I finished it and went to get the sequel the next day.

I dabbled in writing in 5th grade when the teacher would give us prompts and we had to write a story then had the option of sharing them with the class. Surprising enough, I always wrote scary stories. Now I can't read a scary story without freaking myself out.

Hello, anxiety and fear of doing nonsense around my house and see a person standing in my far bedroom, nice to meet you.

When I read a book, I am a different person and I've lived thousands of lives. I've been brunette, blonde, all shades of red, purple and I've had every eye color imaginable. I've been to far away lands or found my soulmate just by looking into the eyes of a stranger.

I've fallen in love over and over again.

I was in 8th grade and looking for another way to find books to feed my addiction. It was then that I stumble upon Wattpad and that was like giving a iced caramel macchiato to a Starbucks addict.

It gives you what you want to read plus a little push to read something you'd never think of reading. I don't think I'd be the person I am today if it wasn't for Wattpad. You somehow played a huge role in shaping me who I am.

Which is a lover of books, a lover of all things love and honestly, a knack for bad boys. Haha, but seriously I truly want to introduce my daughter to this world when she's older.

I'll teach her all things loved.