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Being a mom is a huge part of who I am and the way I live. I choose safe cities with good schools to ensure my kids have a good chance in life. I don't make a ton of money, yet, so I prefer cities that are also affordable. I'd literally move anywhere if I believed my children would have a good chance to succeed in life and have the freedom to do whatever they want. Right now, I live in St. George and love it. We go hiking and exploring, participate in the community and school, and spend a lot of time together as a family. Being a close knit family is crucial for me. I want my children to support one another, not compete against each other.

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Screenshot_2018-08-29 C C Baguley ( candrabaguley) • Instagram photos and videos

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First came the dreams, then came the writing. I started when I was in the second grade and learned quickly how much I loved it. My oldest brother mentored me: teaching me how to write songs, poems, stories, and eventually screenplays. Now, I write science fiction novels and freelance content write for digital marketing agencies and online publications. I'll soon be travel writing and want to experience as many cultures as possible. It's my hope that by experience other countries, I'll be able to open my mind more and understand humans on a deeper level. Writing is something that I'm going to do until my dying breath. I want to make sure that I have lived a life worth writing about and tell stories worth sharing with the world.

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I am a woman who believes all women should have equal rights and equal pay. I also believe that men should be encouraged to display emotion and wear what they feel comfortable in. Even if that may be against the society norm. I want women to be taken more seriously and to trust themselves enough to chase after their dreams. If your dream is to be a scientist, go for it. If you want to be a stay at home mom, I support you too! We should support one another's decisions and respect that they know what's best for them better than us. Women should have the rights to do what they feel is best for their lives without the rest of the world thinking they need a say. I may not choose the same thing for myself, but it's not my place to take that decision away from someone else either.

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Ever since I can remember, dance has been a huge part of my life. I never took dance classes growing up - in fact, my first "class" was a high school course -, but I always watched others and repeated until I perfected it. I would watch old movies and learn swing dancing, I'd watch music videos to learn hip hop, and movies to learn ballet. When I reached high school and met my dance teacher, Cheryl, I was able to refine my dance skills and learn modern. I absolutely love modern more than anything else. At least, the way I learned it. Whenever we had hard times, I would turn on the music and dance through the pain. It was my outlet and release for a long time. Even now, I still dance and teach my three children how the rhythm can take you away and your body can tell a story.

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I'm a bisexual feminist white mother of mixed children - it's safe to say, I want a world where equality is actually equal. I recognize our country has a stereotyping problem that runs deep in our roots. That issue has caused rights to be questioned based on meaningless reasons. America is literally built on the bones and blood of our past mistakes. Mistakes that were caused by one thinking they should have more than another. How can we say we are the United States of America when our citizens do not stand united and equal?