Characters (Author's Notes)

This is just a quick contextualization about the supporting characters that appear in Ivy's exhibitionist journey – reading is only necessary if you are going to write a chapter, or if you are interested in knowing the psychological profile of the characters.

IVY

Just to be clear who she is: a young woman who sees life in an innocent way in all its aspects. When she decides to "strip" to the world, she takes it very seriously, which makes her increasingly feel like proving that she is right – meaning that she will not miss any opportunity to expose her private parts.

But that does not mean that she has no feelings like shame or feeling humiliated – she will feel it, as well as the horny in parallel, but while her actions are always on the way to showing off, the opposite feelings will be described in her narration.

And your dialogues will always be in the opposite direction of your shy personality; Ivy will talk openly about her body to any character who interacts, which can sometimes give us an idea of ​​"dirty talk" - but with humor, always.

JENNY

Ivy's best friend is her bodily opposite, and will encourage her to perform her exhibitionist actions. Many of Ivy's ideas may come from Jenny, which may mean that our protagonist will be driven to expose herself more than she would like, while her best friend will manipulate her a little more heavily; still, Ivy will enjoy being "ruled".

HER PARENTS

Dana and Teddy, or simply mom and dad, are open-minded parents who don't care if their "little" Ivy wants to expose herself more than is acceptable to society. They even encourage their daughter's exhibitionist behavior when she makes that explicit, and often good ideas can come out of their heads. But, sometimes, they may have to “punish” her to maintain the appearance of “zealous” parents in front of neighbors, friends and ladies irritated by their daughter's “bad behavior”.