I love to exaggerate. I exaggerate everything. I do what I experienced, what I couldn’t live, my feelings, thoughts, crying, laughing, whatever you can think of, I exaggerate. I don’t do it especially, of course, that’s my temperament. The way I am. Therefore, one of Mahir’s four words is “Don’t exaggerate, my love!”.
When I was going to primary school, I used to wear lipstick that did not go on my lips (it came from Germany to my aunt and I got it somehow 🙂 ). I was a kid who was assertive enough to say “This is the color of my own lip” when my friends said you put lipstick on your lips, confident enough to think that all the boys in the class liked me, and brave enough to jump in every task my teacher gave me as if only I could do it.
I’m number four, the youngest in the family. I have two brothers and a sister. In fact, my god sent me as a gift at a time when no other children were considered (I do not call myself an accidental or unwanted child; it is against my personality). The “last cradle golden spoon” or “golden ball of the family” suits me very well.
I grew up on my own, ordinary, without too much thought. I was pretty free, probably because I was the last child, and no one expected anything from me. I was loved because I was little. I felt very loved. Or that’s how I felt about my Pollyanna personality. I was such a lucky kid. I had an amazing mother. We were constantly fighting and joking. Of course, as he grew up, these shares changed in the form of chatting, gossiping, backbiting, and secretly doing things behind his father’s back.
I have always found myself worthy of being loved, perhaps because of being loved so much. I disperse the flood of love that is overflowing inside me, and I want everyone to know this patty of love. I want to be famous since I was a kid. I had the opportunity to appear on a few TV shows. I can’t explain how much I enjoyed it. Being in the spotlight, catching the eye, and getting attention always excited me, and when I’m excited, I do great things.
I have taught for 17 years. I knew I wasn’t famous in this profession and I had to be famous before it was too late.
And fate weaves its webs…
Aylinshin, my company…I have a studio, I take amazing photos…
Let’s hope