Growing up in the vibrant Kreuzberg neighborhood of Berlin, I lived a life deeply rooted in tradition and faith. As Muslim Arab girls, my sister Jasmine and I grew up with a strong sense of identity and pride instilled by our parents. Social media was a strict no-go in our family, with our parents worrying about the negative influences it might bring.

But as we got older, Jasmine and I couldn’t help but get curious about the online world. Hearing friends talk about Reddit, we both started wondering what it would be like to connect with others and share our own experiences. We wanted to show that girls in hijabs could be confident, bold, and yes, even sexy.

Determined to make an impact and express ourselves, I secretly started a Reddit account first, and Jasmine soon followed. We shared snapshots of our daily lives and, eventually, photos of ourselves in hijabs. The response was amazing – messages poured in from girls all over, saying they felt inspired by our posts.

Finally, I took things a step further and launched my OnlyFans account – Jasmine joined not long after. We both wanted the freedom to express ourselves fully and embrace our sexuality, despite the rules we’d grown up with. Today, our OnlyFans pages are not just about us; they’re a celebration of confidence and empowerment for anyone who follows along. 💋