My name is Susan and I come from a very religious family. My life has always been full of rules and regulations that I had to follow. My family is deeply devout, and I grew up in an atmosphere of strict moral principles. Everything I did was monitored, and my life was governed by religious commandments.

However, deep inside, I always felt that I wanted something more. I longed to discover the world beyond the walls of my home, to feel the freedom that I so desperately lacked. The internet became my escape, a place where I could be someone else, someone I truly wanted to be.

I started experimenting by sending my nude photos to strangers online. It was an expression of rebellion and independence for me. But I always remembered one thing – I never showed my face. I was afraid of what would happen if my family found out. I knew their reaction would be terrible, and my life could turn into a nightmare.

My decision to hide my face was driven by the fear of my family’s reaction. I knew that my parents would not only condemn me, but I could also be ostracized from the community I had known my whole life. In their eyes, I would be a sinner who deserved condemnation.

I feel torn between two worlds. On one hand, I am a girl who craves freedom and self-expression; on the other, I am a daughter who does not want to disappoint her family. My secret is my escape, but also my prison.

Every photo I send is an act of rebellion for me, but also a reminder of the boundaries I cannot cross. I live in constant fear that someone will recognize me despite the lack of a face, that my secret will come out. But at the same time, in those moments of secrecy, I feel most like myself.

I know my life will always be full of contradictions. On one hand, the desire for freedom; on the other, the fear of losing everything I know. My story is one of the struggle for identity, of discovering myself in a world full of restrictions, and of seeking balance between desires and duties.

This is me – Susan. The girl with the hidden face.