My name is Sierra, I was named after a mountain (not a truck.) I am in love with the city of New York. I've been to Jamaica, Florida, and New York, which isn't a lot but I'm so grateful. My boyfriend and I have been involved for 4+ years, we're off andon at the moment, we have two matching tattoos, a moon and mermaids. I am a self proclaimed artist in all aspects of my life. I'm Irish / Canadian. I live in Ontario. I've recently switched my psychology/sociology major to visual arts, my minor is French. I've wanted to live in Montreal or New York for a long time, I plan on being a curator at an art museum. I move around a lot. I live everywhere but nowhere specific. I'm a gypsy by nature. I have one sister and two brothers. All younger. My favorite uncle has been in prison for 20+ years and once when I went to visit I saw Paul Bernardo (look him up) and own a drawing of his with his fingerprints, which is a little morbid but also kinda cool. I don't speak it fluently, but I know enough Japanese to have a limited conversation. I'm into anime, my favorites include claymore, shakugan no shana, and of course sailor moon. Omg I love studio ghibli, I'm currently planning a Chihiro tattoo (Spirited Away.) I'm going to Florida in 3 weeks to see my "ex-boyfriend"/long time best friend who I haven't seen for 5+ years. We "dated" in 7th grade. I love horror films. Old school to the present. I first watched nightmare on elm street when I was 6. I have 5 Lady Gaga related tattoos and have seen her front row a sad two times. *more plox* I work at ugly *** Tim Hortons. I have a phobia of dead fish and vomit.
Now I'm going to go on a little rant so prepare yourself for a Curves appreciation post and body positive post. It's become really important to me to be body positive, increasingly easier over the past year, but I have struggles in loving my body just like anyone else does. It's a journey that I am dedicated to. It makes me so sad to hear about girls going through the same struggle that I, and so many before me have gone through. It's not easy sometimes, but loving yourself is the only cure. By the age of 13 , 53% of girls say that they "hate" their bodies. This site is mainly that and I just want everyone to realize that no matter what your body is, if you're skinny or curvy or a bigger girl, you are completely beautiful and unique. I never want you to feel bad or down about yourself. Love yourself and everyone else will follow. It means a lot to me that people understand that it is damaging to our mental and physical health as young ladies. Made to live looking up to, or just being around purely manufactured images. It stunts our growth as human beings, believing that there is a magical standard that we must adhere to.