so I didn't take any medications and figured if it was going to happen it would happen. SURE ENOUGH a week before we moved I found out I was pregnant, and now I get to capture this beautiful pregnancy with these pictures!

We are mothers, daughters, sisters, and friends. Our mission is to continue building and growing this incredible community while empowering women everywhere around the world. Boudoir photography is so much more than just beautiful images.

I am 28 with two kids. I work for loan operations of a bank. I am an outgoing person but when it comes to sexy I am very shy. I was so nervous I did not know what to expect or how I would do posing for pictures. That and I hate pictures of myself and don’t find myself sexy.

I was going through some shit. I had been trying to find my way in the world. Trying to love myself. Being a mom means I'm giving myself to everyone & everything. It was so nice to do something for ME. To do something that helps ME. To do something that made ME feel sexy. To make ME feel like ME again.

I’m loud, mouthy, sassy, and strong-headed, but I’m also very passionate, loving, and caring. I’m more of someone’s shot of whiskey than a cup of tea, so I’m used to not being someone everyone knows how to get along with. I work my ass off on the night shift and the end goal is to become a flight nurse. No kids, no husband, no boyfriend even. It’s just my doggo and I, and that’s working okay for me so far.

I recently stumbled across a meme that is so completely fitting that I literally laughed out loud. It said,

“Now that I’ve lived during a time of plague, I totally get why most Italian Renaissance paintings are just women lying around with their tits out.”

It's life changing, for real. You are beautiful just as you are, and sometimes it takes someone else capturing that to make you see it. I just want to say thank you to Molly for creating such a safe space within her studio as well as building an incredible social media community that empowers women of all walks of life. Being a part of that community planted the seed of confidence that ultimately led me to make the leap of faith and start my own healing process. I am truly grateful for that.

I am a 28 year old single woman who is alone most of her days. I was raised in a tiny ass Lutheran school with 3 other classmates throughout middle school, then thrown into high school not knowing a soul. I was overweight, awkward, quiet and the definition of what it means to be insecure.