“Exclusive Interview With Beauty Queen Gemma Maria Giuliano”

Hi, my name is Gemma Maria Giuliano, I’m sixteen and I live in Ivory-Coast. I’m Italian and Ivorian. At first sight , I may seem harsh ,uptight as well as mean but when you get to know me and dig deep, i actually have a big heart. I’m very sociable, I have a huge love for life and I can adapt myself to anyone. I’m super confident and I don’t care about what people have to say about me

I’m always happy and never show my feelings. Whenever I have a goal, I’ll do everything I can to achieve it. I love being surrounded by people that make me laugh and who send positive vibes. I love being there for everyone, giving advice, making people feel better whether it’s close friends or just acquaintances because seeing people sad is my weakness.

I want to send joy wherever I go. Besides my kindness, I’m somebody who doesn’t let herself be stepped on by others. I don’t really know what I want in life, but I know for a fact what I don’t want. I like being stylish, always presentable : fashion is very important to me. I love putting on a show and I can dance the whole night. Taking pictures is also one of my passions.

I see myself as a very special person who doesn’t let people down. I bring a lot of attention, and people often come talk to me in the street.

It hurts me to see people who can’t move forward or who even commit suicide because of what people have to say about them. They’re just jealous people ! You are free to do whatever you want, you are the master of your own path and nobody has the right to have a say in your life, you know you’re worth much more than that.

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