I've always been drawn to what are considered "masculine" hobbies. Golf? I love it - it's about concentration, endurance and precision. Tennis? For me, it's not just a sport, it's a way to unwind, a way to be in the moment. But my real weakness is speed.

I love sports motorcycles. I love the adrenaline when you merge with the bike and feel every turn, every gust of wind. For me, it's not about rebellion or demonstration - it's about freedom. About control and at the same time letting go of control. It's my way of being myself - without cameras, without makeup, just me and the road.

The same with cars. Sports cars are like works of art on wheels. They are harmonious, powerful, emotional. And I'm not just a passenger. I love driving, I love feeling the engine, hearing its roar and knowing that I control this power.

Doesn't this fit with the image of a "fragile model"? Maybe. But I like to break stereotypes. I am a woman who can wear high heels during the day and ride a Ducati at night. And that is my strength.

So if you also feel that your interests do not fit into the "framework" - do not be afraid to be yourself. The best thing you can do is not to choose between the sides of your personality, but to unite them. That is when you are the real you.