By going outside

The weekend had just begun and the weather was amazing. Olivia had been planning this for quite some time now but now that the day was finally here she wondered if she had the guts to go through with it. The beach spread out in front of her. She'd made sure that she picked one away from where all her friends and family would go. She made her way over to a nice spot on the edge of the beach, the sun beating down on her. The spot she had picked gave her some privacy, but wasn't completely secluded. She wanted people to see her, after all. She needed that.

She took off her summer dress and lay down on the bikini she wore underneath. Laying down on the beach towel she struck a pose with one leg standing and one laying down, so she would angle her body towards the camera. Her arm was draped over her side, she didn't want to block any skin from being seen.

Once she was happy with the picture she had taken she lay down flat on her stomach and started to write out the post. She saw her own reflection as she looked and smiled a bit, this was also an amazing angle. She opened the camera again and took a shot looking back over her body, showing her back and the curve of her ass. She then untied her bikini and tossed it to the side, made another picture.

"Much better."

'Perfect day for the beach. Don't you just hate tanlines? #bikinibod #tanlines'

Once she hit send on those three pictures being added to her instagram she didn't feel the same rush as in her home. She knew she couldn't really act on anything that would happen, perhaps that removed some of the thrill. Then immediately her mind raced with opportunities. Who was to say nothing could happen? The nearest next person was a good five meters removed from her and it was a group of college dudes just chilling. She didn't think they'd stop her if she did anything.

She turned on her back, which exposed her bare chest. Pretending not to pay attention to the nearby guys. She heard a sudden shift in the tone of the conversation. It got quieter and she could barely hear what they were saying anymore.