I am a confident and stylish individual who loves to express my unique personality through fashion. My sense of humor often brings joy and laughter to those around me. I enjoy wearing a veil in a way that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to my look. My fedora, adorned with Supreme stickers, is a statement piece that represents my love for fashion and streetwear. And of course, my cool watch is the perfect accessory to complete my ensemble.

I began playing Counter Strike in the early 2000s, when the game was still relatively new. I quickly became enamored with the fast-paced gameplay and competitive nature of the game, and began playing in local tournaments and LAN events. Over time, I honed my skills and began competing at higher levels, eventually becoming a professional player.

Throughout my career, I competed in numerous high-profile matches and tournaments, including major events such as the ESL Pro League and the ELEAGUE Major. Some of my most memorable moments include a nail-biting overtime victory against a rival team, and a stunning comeback in a championship match.

Despite the many successes I experienced in the game, I also faced challenges along the way. One of the most difficult obstacles I had to overcome was my own past behavior. In my younger years, I held some beliefs and attitudes that were harmful and offensive to others. However, over time, I came to recognize the harm I was causing and took steps to change.

Through education, introspection, and active listening to others, I was able to recognize the harmful nature of my past actions and beliefs, and take concrete steps to improve. I worked to educate myself about the experiences of others and to become a better ally and advocate for those who face discrimination and oppression.

Although the journey was not easy, I am proud to say that I have grown and changed as a person, and that my past behavior does not define me. Today, I strive to be a positive role model and to use my platform as a professional gamer to promote inclusivity, diversity, and respect for all.


I used to hold beliefs that were racist and hurtful to others. Looking back, I realize that I was surrounded by a toxic culture that perpetuated these attitudes and beliefs, and that I was never taught to question or challenge them.

It wasn't until I met someone who was different from me that I began to question my own beliefs. This person was kind and thoughtful, and showed me a perspective that I had never considered before. At first, I was defensive and resistant to what they had to say. But as I got to know them better, I realized that the beliefs I had held for so long were unfounded and harmful.

It was a difficult journey to unlearn my ingrained biases and prejudices. But I began to read and learn more about the experiences of others who faced discrimination and marginalization. I listened to their stories and tried to put myself in their shoes. I realized that the world was a much more complex place than I had previously believed, and that my own beliefs and attitudes were limiting my ability to connect with others and to be the best version of myself.

Slowly but surely, I began to change. I started to call out discriminatory behavior and language when I saw it, even if it made me uncomfortable. I made a conscious effort to surround myself with diverse perspectives and to listen more than I spoke. And I tried to use my own experiences to help others who might be struggling with similar issues.

It wasn't always easy. Sometimes I made mistakes and had to apologize and make amends. But as I continued on this journey, I began to feel a sense of liberation and empowerment that I had never experienced before. By shedding the shackles of my own limiting beliefs, I was able to connect with others in a deeper and more meaningful way, and to become the kind of person I had always wanted to be.