According to the Daily Mail on April 18, athlete Kayla Simmons (Kayla Simmons) hit back at breast rumors, admitting that she had wished her breasts were smaller.
The social media star, who became famous as a college volleyball player, shared a Q&A video on YouTube about his struggles with big breasts.
When asked, "How much silicone did you use?" Kayla smiled and said, "I don't have silicone. Naturally, I'm tired of answering this question. ”
Kayla went on to emphasize that the growth process of big breasts actually hindered her from becoming an athlete, and she wished she could be smaller.
She explains: "It's fun because in middle school I really wanted my breasts to be smaller... I want to be smaller because then the volleyball game is easier. But this wish was not fulfilled. ”
She added: "I don't think you can jump that high, you can't run that fast, diving hurts, everything gets harder."
Kayla has previously revealed that her vast assets also mean she will be subjected to sexist body shaming.
Kayla competed in the NCAA Division during her time at Marshall University, and although she is no longer a professional, she still enjoys playing the sport.
After accumulating a large number of online followers, she is now a social media star and model for OnlyFans.
In 2019, she posted an audition video of herself online in an attempt to become a swimsuit model for Sports Illustrated.
She detailed her experience as a curvy athlete, writing in the post: "As a former college athlete, growing up in sport taught me to push myself to the limit. College sports was a great experience for me and taught me some valuable lessons. ”
"School administrators told me that the photos I uploaded were not appropriate because of my size, and at one point I was even asked to delete my Instagram."
"But I think people should stick to their beliefs, never be ashamed of their bodies because of others, don't let others influence how you think about yourself, and be proud of yourself."
Netizens:
If she stops showing off, she will be more respected!
(Source: Daily Mail)
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