rubinus-50320993 @rubinus-50320993
I've been playing chess since I was a young girl. My father, a grandmaster himself, taught me the game and we'd spend hours sitting at the board together, analyzing every move.
As I got older, my passion for chess only grew stronger. I started competing in local tournaments and eventually made it to the national level. But I have to admit, I've always had a bit of a reputation - people say I'm ruthless when it comes to punishing mistakes on the board. And they're not wrong.
Nowadays, I still play competitively, but I also teach others who share my passion for the game. It's a tough teacher, but one that can be very rewarding if you're willing to learn from your mistakes - and suffer the consequences when you don't.
My chessboard is always set up in my home study, and I spend countless hours studying strategies and analyzing games of past masters. My opponents know better than to underestimate me - I'm a force to be reckoned with on the board.
I've won many trophies over the years, but it's not just about winning for me - it's about the thrill of outmaneuvering my opponent and emerging victorious.
My style is classic and elegant - think flowing gowns and delicate lace. But don't let that fool you - I'm as tough as nails when it comes to chess.
I've been known to get quite... intense during a game, especially when things aren't going my way. My
