Sam Amico
If you’re going to get on Instagram, you need to follow the rules.
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For instance, you can’t be too, too hot, because that might be downright dangerous. At least, that’s the philosophy of Slovakian model Veronika Rajek. She may not be fit for Instagram, she said, basing it on people longing for her too much.
“My body is considered a danger on social media and I am constantly being cancelled by trolls for doing absolutely nothing but sharing photos of my body,” she told NudePR.com.
Rajek, 26, added that her good looks have resulted in jealousy, Internet trolls and even a little “body-shaming” in the comments under her pictures.
Veronika Rajek on Instagram
“These days, you see a lot of overweight or even obese women online, talking about body positivity, but when a beautiful, tall woman wants to be positive in her own skin, people want to attack me and call me privileged,” she said.
All the negativity has even cost her some cash, she claimed.
“They are just jealous of my naturally fit body,” Rajek said. “Some people are even reporting my Instagram account because they are offended by my slim look, and I’m losing out on money and work because of it.”
These claims truly are a first. Most Instagram models are well-compensated if they can pull it off. But Rajek thinks her hotness is making some people cold-blooded in their responses toward her.
“I don’t understand why my version of body positivity is wrong,” she said. “I’m a model; aren’t models supposed to be sexy?”
She’s cute, but there is a girl at my gym with a body that’s actually too dangerous for the internet.