Famous tennis player Serena Williams has a far from model appearance. However, her tight muscular body does not give rest to many fans, generating a lot of rumors. To dispel all doubts Serena gave an interview to The Fader, in which she decided to reflect on human sexuality.
Each person is unique in his own way
Recently, Williams considers himself not only an athlete, but also a successful model. After she took part in the visual album Beyonce Lemonade, Serena began to regularly receive offers from various glossies to participate in the photo sessions. Here's what she said about this:
"After I began to appear on the covers of various fashion magazines, I began to understand that people are discussing my body. I get a lot of feedback on social networks, both positive and negative. To be honest, I do not care how others evaluate my face and figure. Everyone has the right to self-expression. The most important thing is for the person himself to feel beautiful and sexy. And I think that's what I think. Now I want to appeal to the girls who are complex because of their appearance. Do not do this! Each person is unique in his own way. This is the beauty of natural beauty. Accept your body and face as they are. You do not need to chase something unimaginable, but fashionable. Love yourself and then the others will love you. "
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Serena is very fond of freedom
In addition to calling on girls for the love of their appearance, the sportswoman shared her opinion that freedom is one of the main things that every person should have in life. Williams commented on this assumption:
"Now, probably, many people thought that if a woman speaks about freedom, then she does not want to marry, or she supports feminists, etc. But now I want to talk about something else, because freedom can be not only in the relationship between a man and a woman. For me, freedom is self-expression. Not many people know, but I feel this feeling when I'm dancing. In addition, it comes to me when I see my pictures on the Internet or in a magazine. Do not be afraid to test it, even if some of your actions will be judged. Once again I want to say that everyone has the right to vote. Use it and you will understand how great it is. "
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