I remember being told when I was young ‘Oh you shouldn’t hang out with those kids.’ I knew that was wrong but I’m going to do it anyways. Well then I guess I’m doing it myself was what I thought! Small things like that, I mean Armenian culture is very traditional and conservative and pretty racist. I remember when I was like 12, asking my mom’ Can I get my ears pierced, like my cartilage?’. My dad loved maths and science and few months ago he went to community college for fun to take chemistry. Everyone likes what they’re good at (chuckles). In high school, I really liked maths, I was just good at it and I think I liked it because I was good at it. I was always trying to find out reasons behind people’s behaviors, but I don’t know if I was exposed to any psychology aspects. I would say that I have always been thinking from a psychology perspective but I think that just came intuitively to me. I wanted to be the best at school, get straight A’s. I am still a shy person (I’m sure you can tell) and I enjoyed art, I drew a lot and loved being in school. Much like how I would describe myself nowadays. How would you describe yourself growing up? “My rebellion came from just knowing that just because I was told by this person with authority, it didn’t necessarily mean it was right.”
I find that so ironic because I was totally a couch potato kid. My parents were athletic, my dad wanted to be like Arnold Schwarzenegger in the 80’s but they didn’t really put my sister or me into any sports and fed us junk food. I also ended up going to high school there. They met on the track and field of my high school and I remember as a kid they would take me to the track field and work out whilst I sat on the grass. My mom was born in Lebanon and my dad was born in Iraq but they’re Armenian and the entire Armenian community is in Glendale. All of my Armenian family immigrated here and stayed here. I was born about 10 miles from where we are standing right now, in Glendale, California. We chatted about her fast come up on social media, her relationship with No Jumper’s Adam 22 and their upcoming sex tape. With more than a million fans across her social media she has become a force and body-positive and fitness advocate. Photography, interview and styling by Lauren Engel Lena The Plug has the brains and the body, studying Psychology in college and being known for her stunning curves.
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