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Çiçek was a young and beautiful Turkish girl. The crazy sparkle in her eyes was burning like a fire coming from the depths. However, the fire inside Çiçek was not a passion that an ordinary girl could have. She saw herself as the Goddess Çiçek. As she wandered the streets, she saw the people around her as little slaves. They were loyal servants eager to fulfill her commands, wanting to be the goddess's servants. The world around Çiçek seemed to shape according to her wishes. Sometimes she behaved like a capricious, sometimes like a ruthless ruler. To neutral observers, Çiçek's true nature was incomprehensible to most people. Only a few could perceive the truth behind her beautiful smiles. Once those who approached Çiçek found themselves enchanted by her spell. And that moment would cause them to become her little slaves. With every step closer to her throne, they would forget their own existence. Fulfilling her wishes would become their sole purpose: to become the slaves of the Goddess Çiçek. However, the fire burning inside Çiçek equipped her not only with external beauty but also with inner strength. She was a young woman who grew up with a feminist perspective, determined to pursue her own dreams. However, fate had a different plan for her. During a period when her family struggled financially, Çiçek's family decided to marry her to a wealthy and ugly man. Çiçek's family believed that this marriage would bring prosperity to their family. Çiçek did not want to accept this situation. However, she succumbed to the pressure of her family and was forcibly engaged to that wealthy man. On the day she was presented as the bride, a fire of rebellion was burning inside her. However, she stood by her family, putting on a calm and smiling face. As the preparations for the wedding began, Çiçek's family gradually began to serve the family of that wealthy man. They became little slaves to them. They behaved like loyal servants, running to every demand, just like obedient servants. Çiçek felt sorry for her family's situation but at the same time, it ignited a sense of ambition within her. Çiçek then went inside and mixed a Shrinkage spell into their coffees and when the coffees were drank she was a Goddess while the families were little servants. Before going out to enjoy her freedom, Çiçek returned to her family. She smiled at them and felt the fire burning inside her. She was no longer a little slave of her family, she was their Goddess instead. She took out her camera and took a selfie, writing underneath, "On the road to freedom, I had to see my family as little slaves, but now I am their Goddess!" And so, Çiçek had gained her own freedom and achieved her goal. Her story actually showed how the demonic nature within every Turkish girl combined strongly with the desire to reach her dreams. This photo shows the moment when that selfie was taken.

Description
Çiçek was a young and beautiful Turkish girl. The crazy sparkle in her eyes was burning like a fire coming from the depths. However, the fire inside Çiçek was not a passion that an ordinary girl could have. She saw herself as the Goddess Çiçek. As she wandered the streets, she saw the people around her as little slaves. They were loyal servants eager to fulfill her commands, wanting to be the goddess's servants. The world around Çiçek seemed to shape according to her wishes. Sometimes she behaved like a capricious, sometimes like a ruthless ruler. To neutral observers, Çiçek's true nature was incomprehensible to most people. Only a few could perceive the truth behind her beautiful smiles. Once those who approached Çiçek found themselves enchanted by her spell. And that moment would cause them to become her little slaves. With every step closer to her throne, they would forget their own existence. Fulfilling her wishes would become their sole purpose: to become the slaves of the Goddess Çiçek. However, the fire burning inside Çiçek equipped her not only with external beauty but also with inner strength. She was a young woman who grew up with a feminist perspective, determined to pursue her own dreams. However, fate had a different plan for her. During a period when her family struggled financially, Çiçek's family decided to marry her to a wealthy and ugly man. Çiçek's family believed that this marriage would bring prosperity to their family. Çiçek did not want to accept this situation. However, she succumbed to the pressure of her family and was forcibly engaged to that wealthy man. On the day she was presented as the bride, a fire of rebellion was burning inside her. However, she stood by her family, putting on a calm and smiling face. As the preparations for the wedding began, Çiçek's family gradually began to serve the family of that wealthy man. They became little slaves to them. They behaved like loyal servants, running to every demand, just like obedient servants. Çiçek felt sorry for her family's situation but at the same time, it ignited a sense of ambition within her. Çiçek then went inside and mixed a Shrinkage spell into their coffees and when the coffees were drank she was a Goddess while the families were little servants. Before going out to enjoy her freedom, Çiçek returned to her family. She smiled at them and felt the fire burning inside her. She was no longer a little slave of her family, she was their Goddess instead. She took out her camera and took a selfie, writing underneath, "On the road to freedom, I had to see my family as little slaves, but now I am their Goddess!" And so, Çiçek had gained her own freedom and achieved her goal. Her story actually showed how the demonic nature within every Turkish girl combined strongly with the desire to reach her dreams. This photo shows the moment when that selfie was taken.