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In the small, mid-west town where I was born there weren't many options for a girl - either work at the local diner or marry a local boy and try to scratch out a living on the family farm. Neither option appealed to me.
My name is Jesse Parker. Okay, it's Jessica Parker, but I go by Jesse. People had always commented on my looks, even from the time I was a little girl. As I grew, it was not difficult to see that both men and boys found me very attractive. I intimidated most boys my age, however, with my 5'10" height. Yet, they were drawn to my long auburn hair, hazel eyes, and slender figure. My full breasts, at 36C didn't hurt either.
Still, I had no intention of wasting my years wallowing in some small hick town, watching life pass me by. After graduating from high school, I packed up what little belongings I had, and caught a Greyhound to New York. Not sure what to do or where to begin, I managed to get a tiny studio apartment with the money my parents had given me. Not truly skilled in anything but the fine art of making a farm boy cum as quickly as possible, I soon realized my options were few.
Looking in the paper, I noticed an ad for models and decided - why not? When I showed up at the address listed, I was shocked. There had to be well over 200 girls there - some smart and savy, others young and naive. Unfortunately, I was in the later category. After having been looked over like a side of beef, I was asked for a copy of my portfolio. I looked blankly at the team of faces in front of me.
"A copy of your portfolio. You do have one, don't you?" one of the voices from the sea of faces in front of me asked.
"Uh, no, sir, I don't. I'm not sure what one of those is."
"How do you expect to get a modeling job without a portfolio? God, where do we get these girls from? A portfolio is a collection of photographs of you in various poses, various outfits. Something you can hand out to get modeling jobs. If you want to be a model, get one."
So, there I was in my apartment, thumbing through the New York yellow pages under "Photographers". The listings were endless - and all promised high quality work for low cost. Just when things seemed hopeless, I saw the ad - it grabbed the attention promising quality work for a low price, and guaranteed satisfaction. Noting the address wasn't far from the apartment, I slipped on a pair of tight jeans, form-fitting sweater, and boots and headed to the studio.
It was located on the second floor above a deli, in an area that one could only describe as "colorful". Walking up the steps, I opened the door to the studio - and found a room with only a desk, telephone and couch. I walked in tentatively, looking around for a receptionist, but found no one. There was a door opposite the one I had come in, and I knocked. Receiving no answer, I was tempted to leave, but turned the knob and opened the door onto a very large room filled with all sorts of equipment. Nervous, not sure what to do, I shiver at the slight coolness of the room.
"Hello? Is anyone here?"
In the small, mid-west town where I was born there weren't many options for a girl - either work at the local diner or marry a local boy and try to scratch out a living on the family farm. Neither option appealed to me.
My name is Jesse Parker. Okay, it's Jessica Parker, but I go by Jesse. People had always commented on my looks, even from the time I was a little girl. As I grew, it was not difficult to see that both men and boys found me very attractive. I intimidated most boys my age, however, with my 5'10" height. Yet, they were drawn to my long auburn hair, hazel eyes, and slender figure. My full breasts, at 36C didn't hurt either.
Still, I had no intention of wasting my years wallowing in some small hick town, watching life pass me by. After graduating from high school, I packed up what little belongings I had, and caught a Greyhound to New York. Not sure what to do or where to begin, I managed to get a tiny studio apartment with the money my parents had given me. Not truly skilled in anything but the fine art of making a farm boy cum as quickly as possible, I soon realized my options were few.
Looking in the paper, I noticed an ad for models and decided - why not? When I showed up at the address listed, I was shocked. There had to be well over 200 girls there - some smart and savy, others young and naive. Unfortunately, I was in the later category. After having been looked over like a side of beef, I was asked for a copy of my portfolio. I looked blankly at the team of faces in front of me.
"A copy of your portfolio. You do have one, don't you?" one of the voices from the sea of faces in front of me asked.
"Uh, no, sir, I don't. I'm not sure what one of those is."
"How do you expect to get a modeling job without a portfolio? God, where do we get these girls from? A portfolio is a collection of photographs of you in various poses, various outfits. Something you can hand out to get modeling jobs. If you want to be a model, get one."
So, there I was in my apartment, thumbing through the New York yellow pages under "Photographers". The listings were endless - and all promised high quality work for low cost. Just when things seemed hopeless, I saw the ad - it grabbed the attention promising quality work for a low price, and guaranteed satisfaction. Noting the address wasn't far from the apartment, I slipped on a pair of tight jeans, form-fitting sweater, and boots and headed to the studio.
It was located on the second floor above a deli, in an area that one could only describe as "colorful". Walking up the steps, I opened the door to the studio - and found a room with only a desk, telephone and couch. I walked in tentatively, looking around for a receptionist, but found no one. There was a door opposite the one I had come in, and I knocked. Receiving no answer, I was tempted to leave, but turned the knob and opened the door onto a very large room filled with all sorts of equipment. Nervous, not sure what to do, I shiver at the slight coolness of the room.
"Hello? Is anyone here?"