Hi Ladies! I'm so thrilled to have found this community :) I'm 30 and in NYC after living in London the last few years. Love learning about history, theology, and about to begin a second masters in Art Business. My background is Assyrian, and I am excited to bridge the gap between politics, faith, and art to help bring representation to voices that are often dismissed. I am so excited to connect with you all and grow together, and am always looking at ways to continually upskill and build community. I believe likeminded and challenging friendships are so integral to our health in every way so cannot wait to build some here :)

Hello lovely ladies!🧡 @Leyla Karimova is working towards a sweet little goal this January ✨ Reaching 100k followers means a Milano & Brescia weekend 🇮🇹 Let’s help her make it to my beautiful Italy! A save, a share, or a kind comment would mean the world! Sending so much love 💫 Here’s the link🧡: https://www.tiktok.com/@leyla.karimova94?_r=1&_t=ZN-92r8zK9gMBK

Hello lovely women 🤍 I’d love to introduce myself and share a bit of my story with you. It might not be very short, but it’s honest — and I believe I’m not the only one here who has gone through a journey full of changes. My name is Lili. I was born on June 4th, 1998, in Ukraine, and when I was very young, my parents and I moved to the Czech Republic. Growing up between two countries, languages, and mentalities shaped me deeply. It wasn’t always easy, but looking back, I know it taught me independence, inner strength, and the courage to walk my own path. Since high school, I’ve been financially independent and always felt a strong drive to achieve something. After graduating, I tried a more “traditional” job, but I quickly realized it wasn’t the right fit for me. Not because it was wrong — but because I needed a different rhythm and more space to grow. I eventually entered the world of sales and investment business. It was fast-paced, demanding, and largely male-dominated. I learned discipline, responsibility, communication, and how to stand firmly behind myself. I grew, achieved results, reached my goals… but over time, I started to feel disconnected from myself. For several years, I lived in performance mode. Strong, rational, always in my head — too much so. Even though I appeared successful from the outside, something essential was missing inside: softness, calm, and the feeling of truly being myself. The turning point came when, within a short period of time, everything I had built my life around fell apart. It was a difficult chapter, but today I feel grateful for it. It forced me to stop and ask myself for the first time: How am I really doing? And what do I truly need? Since then, I’ve been slowly finding my way back to myself. I work on myself with a coach, but what helps me just as much are simple, everyday things that bring me peace and joy. A big part of my life is horseback riding — I have a horse named Erwen, and the time I spend with him grounds me deeply and feels like a quiet form of therapy.

Hii gorgeous girls I just turned 22 today! Since there are a lot of more experienced women in here, I would like to ask you guys for advice you wish you knew at 22. It can be related to health, relationships, beauty, career, anything you feel called to share 🩷🩷

Hi my name is Stephanie and I am about to be 17 years old this month. I’m planning on majoring in Computer Science and minoring in MIS, since I’m graduating early. Im also able to speak both Spanish and English fluently.