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When you think of Vanessa Villanueva, you probably think of one of the stars on The Bachelor, whether it’s as one of Arie’s contestants or from when she starred on Nick Viall’s season of The Bachelor last year. But what do you really know about her? I did some digging and found out more than ten facts about Vanessa Villanueva that you probably never knew!
1) I’m not afraid of dying
1. I was not born in the United States of America. Vanessa Villanueva was born in Manila, Philippines on March 27th, 1986.
2. I went to 5 different elementary schools while living abroad and because of that I never had a chance to develop any close friends which lead me to be very introverted as a kid and teenager. As soon as Vanessa turned 12, her parents would not allow her to attend school anymore and she was home-schooled up until she came back to the U.S when she was 16 years old.
2) I’m part Chinese
I’ve been doing origami since I was five and I do it to calm my nerves. Origami also helps me focus on things that are happening in the present because they’re so much more interesting than the past or future. It’s a fun activity to do with friends too- everyone gets a sheet of paper and makes something unique with it. It’s really cool when everyone’s creations come together as one!
3) I’m really good at origami
Vanessa Villanueva was born and raised in Los Angeles. She loved writing for as long as she could remember, but never thought that was a viable career option. It wasn’t until Vanessa’s son turned three, her daughter turned one and her mother-in-law’s Alzheimer’s made it impossible for Vanessa to care for her grandmother full time, that she decided to see what else the world might have to offer.
Vanessa threw herself into reading and writing books on Amazon, trying everything from romance novels to cookbooks. After making a profit of $5 on the first book she read online about how to make origami fortune tellers with cranes (she’d loved origami since childhood), Vanessa started writing children’s stories as well.
4) I love singing in the car by myself
I am Vanessa Villanueva, and I’m going to tell you 10 truths about myself. The first truth is that I love singing in the car by myself. My mom always tells me that it’s not too good for my voice, but I don’t care because the best sound ever is when the radio blares and people look at me like shut up!
5) I have a fear of thunderstorms
I have big dreams for my future, but I have to be patient. I know that one day, I will rise up and own my own modeling agency. The first thing on my agenda is to get a college degree. In the meantime, I am going to work hard at school and in my personal life.
6) I have big dreams for my future
Vanessa Villanueva is a fourteen-year-old girl who has big dreams for her future. She wants to be a model, and she also wants to be an entrepreneur. When Vanessa is not modeling or learning about entrepreneurship, she likes to spend time with her friends and family.
Vanessa was born in the Philippines and moved to America when she was only two years old. She loves spending time with her friends because they provide the support that all children need at such a difficult age. They give each other confidence and make sure that everyone feels like they can express themselves openly in order to maintain their independence.
7) I have been through some serious depression in my life
I have been through some serious depression in my life, but I’ve never thought of myself as a person that can’t get out of anything. I can tell you though, if it hadn’t been for Vanessa Villanueva’s blog posts and YouTube videos, I might still be stuck. There are so many reasons why she’s my mental health hero: Vanessa doesn’t judge anyone by what they go through. She acknowledges everyone and is there with words to help. She knows that we need to be talking about mental illness not just because it’s part of our stories, but because it’s an epidemic.
8) I consider myself an introvert (but also an extrovert sometimes)
One of the most important things I’ve learned in my life is that introverts are not necessarily shy. Shyness and introversion have little to do with each other. Being an introvert means that you prefer less stimulation and more alone time, while being shy means you’re anxious or fearful of social interactions.
I consider myself an introvert (but also an extrovert sometimes). One of the most important things I’ve learned in my life is that introverts are not necessarily shy. Shyness and introversion have little to do with each other. Being an introvert means that you prefer less stimulation and more alone time, while being shy means you’re anxious or fearful of social interactions.
9) Sometimes, people who do bad things are just misunderstood
No matter what life throws your way, always stay true to yourself. I’ve learned that it’s important to always do the right thing, even when no one is looking. Stay true to who you are and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. There will be times when things might not go your way, but you’ll make it through because you’re strong enough. Believe in yourself and know that everything will be okay in the end.
10) Always be true to yourself
Knowing the truth about yourself is one of the most important aspects of being successful. If you’re not true to yourself, it will be difficult to find your path in life and reach your goals. Here are 10 truths about myself that I think are worth knowing:
1. I always wear black because it’s my favorite color.
2. I’ve been in love twice and hope to fall in love again soon.
3. Music is a major part of my life and I prefer listening to rock music over any other genre, with the exception of country music on occasion.
4. My favorite movie is Elf.
