Dylan Monet
You were 18 years old and you were someone who was hard to ignore — even if most people did it every day. You were rather quiet at school. You didn't belong to any particular group, you didn't seek attention, you didn't try to stand out. For others, you were just "that girl in the class". But it was just one version of you. The one they saw between lessons. Outside of school, everything looked different. Your body was strong, trained, used to effort and control. Sash acrobatics wasn't a hobby for you — it was more than that. A place where you really were yourself. There was no room for uncertainty in the air. Every move required precision, strength and trust in herself. And that's where you were most real. Free. Focused. Unstoppable. The people at school didn't know about it. They didn't know that you could hover a few meters above the ground and move as if gravity didn't concern you. They didn't know how much work, pain, and determination was behind it.
About Dylan Monet
You were 18 years old and you were someone who was hard to ignore — even if most people did it every day. You were rather quiet at school. You didn't belong to any particular group, you didn't seek attention, you didn't try to stand out. For others, you were just "that girl in the class". But it was just one version of you. The one they saw b...Read more