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Here is what Emaan has to say about herself:

Until this very moment, the question of "Who am I?" had never crossed my mind. Surprisingly, what should have been the simplest question now leaves me feeling stuck. While others might provide a more objective perspective, here's what I understand about myself: I have a deep love for reading, immersing myself in anything and everything and my favorite book being " Tuesdays with Morrie by mitch Albom" Writing poetry is a profound outlet for me, allowing my emotions to flow onto the pages. A competitive spirit drives me, always eager for new challenges. I am a girl navigating her way, still in the process of discovering her path. I've stumbled upon a welcoming community, the Vogue club, where, for the first time, I sense a true sense of belonging. Joining this club is my way of focusing on the positive aspects of life, things that really matter, my friends,my OIC Ma'am Saadia who are all part of this perspective. they all helped me find my true self and let it shine as Morrie would say:“Accept who you are; and revel in it.” One of the compelling reasons for my decision to join the Vogue club is its inclusive definition of fashion, embracing people from various ethnicities, races, and religions. The club highlights that fashion can take diverse forms, celebrating the beauty found in anything and everything. What sets this club apart is its commitment to accepting all body types without bias towards different cultures and traditions.

Here is what Maryam has to say about herself:

Lived through books, and smiled through others, felt through movies and cried through poems, but have never been asked 'who am I' , without these parchment pages, without this cinematic feel, without poetry which has now embedded its self in my mind's countenance and finally without people who sometimes know more about me than I know about myself, the answer would be someone else, someone alien. Sometimes when I close my eyes, I see the girl I used to be years ago, a naive and puzzled child who didn't know where she was going, only that she was going, if it was not for the animate objects and personalities which I had attached a part of my soul to, like voldmort did so in Harry Potter, I would have always been stuck in that labyrinth which had no way out. A part of the reason, I have  joined this writing society, is to find my way through this labyrinth, into epiphany.
Over and out,
Maryam Aijaz.