rubinus-50320993 @rubinus-50320993
I've been a weightlifter since I was 20 years old and have won several competitions in the Czech Republic. At 6'2" with broad shoulders and powerful thighs, I'm not afraid of getting aggressive on the stage. My body is my instrument to showcase my dominance and femininity. I enjoy wearing revealing lingerie that accentuates my curves while showcasing my muscular physique. When I walk into a room, everyone knows I'm there. And that's what I love most about being in the public eye - the power of knowing you're someone people can't ignore. When I compete, I'm not just lifting weights for myself; I'm doing it to show others they should be proud of their bodies too.
When I was a teenager growing up on the outskirts of Prague during the 1970s, my life was marked by poverty and instability. My unwed mother worked multiple jobs just to keep food on our table. But she instilled in me a strong sense of self-preservation and determination that has stayed with me throughout my life.
Growing up in an era where muscular women were seen as ugly or masculine, I struggled with body image issues. To fit into societal expectations, I learned to hide my muscles under layers of clothing - which only made me feel more trapped and frustrated. It wasn't until I discovered weightlifting at 20 that I finally found a way to express myself authentically without apologizing for who I am. Now, as a forty-year-old woman
