I am Brianna Lopez and I am PuertoRican, born in Brooklyn and raised in the Bronx. I don’t quite consider myself interesting but a couple things I’ve always been interested in are fashion and photography. I used to do modeling as a child which encouraged me to go to college to major in fashion business management. I was a pretty insecure child growing up and didn’t have as much confidence as I do now that I am more mature and open-minded. It came to a realization that people don’t care about how you look or what you wear, etc. I always see a lot of potential in myself even when I have doubts because I want to see myself with my own business and not working for anyone else. A lot of people find me intimidating because I always have a very serious face though I find myself to be easily approachable.
One thing that I see myself doing in the future is being a free lancer meaning that I can work for myself depending on what I am doing as my career. I am self taught when it comes to a lot of things like doing my own nails, makeup, and hair. That includes doing that favor for other people that I am close to. I was willing to take classes for cosmetics after at least two years of college just so that I can have a side hustle and build it up because of course everything is a process. This picture that I am including is a picture that I took when I was in a street fair with my mom during the summer of 2023. I love street fairs because they always have a variety of things such as clothes, shoes, food, jewelry, etc. I also love it cause it’s a variety of different businesses which is pretty inspiring. 
I agree with you about having a serious face. Many friends have told me I always look so angry even though that’s just my resting face lol. It’s hard trying to look approachable…
I get the fact about people not approaching you because you look intimidating, like I myself before I even started college. My friends and other people had told me that I have a bad RBF and I look so unapproachable. It even happened when I was at a wedding, and I was zoned out. My mom and my sisters were like, fix your face, why do you look like that, and I didn’t even notice, it didn’t help that I didn’t even wanna be there in the first place lmfao. But I get that, and it can sometimes be unfortunate. I also admire how you can now do whatever you want to do and be more confident in yourself and not really care about what other people think. To me, I think that’s the mindset we all should have in this generation.
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Great, TWO paragraphs now! I love the picture and I love street fairs too.