Veronika Rajek exudes self-assurance and sports the dream body of many. However, the 26-year-old Slovak influencer revealed that her “naturally flawless” appearance has been her social media boon.
“My body is deemed a menace on social media, and I am constantly being cancelled by trolls for doing nothing but sharing images of my body,” she told N*dePR.com.
Since she began modelling at the age of 14, she has noticed a lot of people commenting on their “jealousy” whenever she posts. She also frequently encounters “body-shaming.”
These days, you see a lot of overweight or even obese women on social media talking about body positivity, but when a beautiful, tall lady wants to feel good about herself, people want to criticise her and accuse her of being privileged, she continued to add.
However, Veronika is also surrounded by those who stand up for her. They are just envious of my naturally fit body, the influencer stated. Because of their offence at my thin appearance, some people have even reported my Instagram account, which costs me money and labour.
Rajek claims that her posts are never “controversial” or “X-rated” and are only intended to “show off” herself and encourage “body positivity.”
I don’t see why my interpretation of body positivity is incorrect, the influencer remarked. Since I’m a model, shouldn’t they all be hot?
She claims that she has experienced discrimination by because she is “too gorgeous” by individuals who are put off by her appearance. And she constantly felt the need to demonstrate her reality; in fact, she had a breast exam to demonstrate that she hadn’t had any work done on her cups.
I don’t see why my interpretation of body positivity is incorrect, the influencer remarked. Since I’m a model, shouldn’t they all be hot?
She claims that she has experienced discrimination by because she is “too gorgeous” by individuals who are put off by her appearance. And she constantly felt the need to demonstrate her reality; in fact, she had a breast exam to demonstrate that she hadn’t had any work done on her cups.
“If you’re too beautiful, your body is perceived as a threat to society,” she continued. I actually come from a less-developed nation and had to work hard to get where I am now.
“I think that people want to punish me for my success, but everything about me is natural.”
