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Where do I even begin with my story. My name is Cinderella and I’m 17 years young. I am currently in my first

My name is Cinderella Martins and I’m 20 years young. I am currently in my first year of college studying Maths yes I know Maths (Lord give me strength), Business studies and Media. My future is something I question myself about everyday so what I study at university is still undecided however, what I do know is that I’m going to do something that makes me happy and I enjoy! I’m loud, easy going and bubbly who just loves to have fun and not take life too seriously as you know they say YOLO (you only live once) so you might as well enjoy life while you can I guess! 

When I’m not at college or revising I enjoy taking part in photography,styling clothes,dancing,watching YouTube and listening to music. Music is something I definitely cannot live without its something that is part of me and keeps me going especially when times are tough and difficult but hey ho. I’m one of those people who enjoy all types of music whether its classical,RnB,afro,pop, country you’ll see me listening to it. Music is music despite its genre. 

btw if you haven’t already guessed by this website my favourite colour is black!

See you Soon,

Cinderz xx

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