Ana Delia De Iturrondo Famous as: Model, Bikini Athlete, Fitness Trainer Nationality: Puerto Rican Born On: 25th August, 1979 AD Born In: San Juan, Puerto Rico Height: 5'4" (162.5cm) Boyfriend/ Spouse : Daniel Figueroa Guilliani Social Media Accounts: https://www.instagram.com/anadfitness/ https://twitter.com/anadeliafitness/ https://www.facebook.com/AnaDeliaDeIturrondo/ Introduction Ana Delia De Iturrondo, born on 25th August, 1979 AD in Puerto Rican, is a very well known fitness trainer and bikini athlete. After some childhood years in Puerto Rican, she got married to photographer Daniel Figueroa Guilliani and is now living with him in America. She has gained immense popularity on 8nternet because of her rigorous workouts and fitness mantras. …show more content…
Her hard work and dedication towards her goals proved to be fruitful for her when she got selected by the topmost modeling agency in America. Being a gigantic opportunity, Ana hurriedly grabbed it by flying off to Miami and had fruitful and enlightening conversations with very well known body builders and professional athletes. All of them inspired and motivated her to follow her dreams with even more dedication and determination. With all such motivation and encouragement of all her beloved ones, she worked even harder and very soon became the topmost bikini athlete. She herself paved the way to her immense success by scoring 2nd rank in NPC NY Metropolitan Tournament in …show more content…
Her childhood years were not as good and peaceful as that of a normal child. In her younger years, she had to witness domestic problems between her mother and father. As a result of her parents’ divorce, Ana had to move away with her father and could get the love of her mother for her entire life. And not only this, soon after a few years her father died of cancer. This made her concentrate her even more on her sports and fitness. But the emotional trauma and depression made her lose her focus in sports and then she started focusing on her modeling
In Judith Ortiz Cofer’s “The Story of My Body” Ortiz Cofer represents herself narrative story when she were young. Her autobiography has four headlines these parts are skin, color, size, and looks. Every headline has it is own stories underneath it. Ortiz Cofer’s is expressing her life story about her physical and psychological struggle with her body. Heilbrun’s narrative, “Writing a Woman’s Life” shows that, a woman’s does not have to be an ideal to write a self-autobiography to tell the world something about herself and her life. Ortiz Cofer’s facing a body struggle that is not made by herself, but by people around her. Therefore, every woman is able to write can write an autobiography with no exception.
From there on she continues to talk about her adolescence where she quickly learned about the threat of physical abuse and molestation towards young girls. She did not continue with school pat the age of 9 and in her small job of working in the local market she was confronted with true and absolute poverty on a daily basis. She got pregnant at age 15. At 16 she had her first fist fight with her abusive physically brother. And at 17 met the father of her other future children. While with this man, Rafael Canales, she learned first hand the hardships of poor domestic life. She also learned to assert herself even towards her own husband.
Now the hero finds him or herself understanding of the world changing (“The Hero’s Journey”). As the sun sets in the sky, Martas mood changes considerably. She now reaches the levels in which the people aren’t so wealthy. These people are now hard workers well on their way to achieve their goals. “Now Marta no longer saw just groups of carefree people inside the apartments; at times there were even some businesses where the employees, in black or blue aprons, were sitting at desks in long rows. Several of them were young people as old as or older then she, and weary of the day by now, every once in a while they raised their eyes from their duties and from typewriters” (“The Falling Girl” 2). Her beauty and graces is fleeing. As she ages, more people are focused on the day to day work. For the very first time the writer gives us a true sense of what Marta is after, “They were obviously giving a large party, exactly the kind that Marta dreamed of ever since she was a child. Heaven help her if she missed it. Down there opportunity was waiting for her, fate, romance, the true inauguration of her life” (“The Falling Girl 3). The girl is in such a hurry to her goal she is not appreciating the journey. At this point in the journey, other girls begin to fall and Marta realizes she is not alone. This shows that in society many other girls are wasting their lives
Portia had began her modeling career at the age of 12 which is also when she started resorting to diets to maintain her weight. However, durin...
Nevertheless, she is met with opposition of her husband, explaining that it is “the worst thing she can do”, which strengthens the idea that the narrator would rather follow her husband’s advice instead of meeting “heavily opposition.” The narrator was diverted from her passions, for they were considered problematic not only to her health, but also to the patriarchal society women are constantly exposed to. Moreover, her condition is deeply overwhelmed not only by her restrictions, but also the growing nervousness that she is unable to suit her role as a woman. Bringing into conclusion that despite him being very “careful and loving” as the narrator may be convinced, he still is a representation of the suppression of women.
Guzman, Ana’s high schoolteacher believed she is really bright and would do well in college. Mr. Guzman encourages Ana to apply to an elite school in hopes of receiving a scholarship. Although, Ana tells her teacher many excuses on why she can not go to college, her teacher still made an effort in getting Ana to apply. Mr. Guzman even pleaded to Ana’s family to let her apply to college, but they resisted. Eventually, Ana applied against her parents wishes, and she was accepted into Columbia University in New York. Once, Mr. Guzman got the news that Ana was accepted, he delivered the news personally, and tried to convince her parents to let her attend. I think Mr. Guzman’s intervention showed how much her cared and believed in Ana. I also think without his persistence and encouragement Ana would not have applied to college and got accepted into an elite
In this chapter Reyna is reunited with her father, however she is disappointed of their detachment. Even though, she has complicated relationships with both of her parents with the inclusion of this scene the reader learns of the relationship between her and Mago. To Reyna this sisterhood bond is valuable and fundamental to Reyna’s growth. Due to the emotional distance between Reyna and her parents the siblings foster a stronger bond as an act of resilience against their complex relationships with their parents. Taking in consideration the achievements of Reyna Grande as an author, aside of growing up in poverty and the difficult relationship with her parents is an act of personal resilience. By sharing her story Grande can foster community resilience for those that find representation in her work. Also, due to her vulnerability and act of letting the reader into her healing process, her narrative creates a sense of empathy in the reader and for those with similar experiences solidarity and
In this chapter Reyna is reunited with her father, however she is disappointed of their obvious emotional detachment. Even though, she has complicated relationships with both of her parents with the inclusion of this scene the reader learns of the relationship between her and Mago. To Reyna this sisterhood bond is valuable and fundamental to her growth. Due to the emotional distance between Reyna and her parents the siblings foster a stronger bond as an act of resilience against their complex relationships with their parents. Taking in consideration the achievements of Reyna Grande as an author, aside of growing up in poverty and the difficult relationship with her parents is an act of personal resilience. By sharing her story Grande can foster community resilience for those that find representation in her work. Also, due to her vulnerability and the act of letting the reader into her healing process, her narrative creates a sense of empathy in the reader and for those with similar experiences solidarity and
She was determined to prove the those who always thought negative of her wrong. She would never give up no matter no matter how had her life got. She would always find the courage to keep pushing her life forward no matter how bad and impossible it seemed. Alejandra Calderon was a jealous and envied person. She was one out of the seven siblings of Ana.
She wore masks and wigs while performing and her drug addictions and depression became out of control and she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder. She stopped working as a recording artist to just focusing on songwriting. She changed her perspective when a friend made a decision to put her into a rehab program that can help prevent her from the constant drug abuse. Sia was going strong and getting back on track in her music career.
Throughout the story there are several aspects of the Protagonist’s character that play a major role in the shaping of her future. During her childhood she often demonstrates a sense of fear when she is sent to her bedroom. “We were afraid of the inside, the room were we slept (pg. 549).” She is intimidated by her personal space because she does not have control over it. Later, she gains control by adding lace to her side of the room; symbolically adding personality to herself and slipping into womanhood. When she felt uncomfortable she exercised her imagination, to psychologically regain control over the confusion in her life. Her subconscious effort to control confusing times were carried on to her later years as she was constantly put in difficult situations, which helped her to adjust quickly to change during adulthood. The dreams she created changed when she began to place emphasis on her appearance-that which she could control, other than past dreams of heroism that seemed so distant from reality. The Protagonist filled her childhood with much pride and maintained a consistent focused upon the activities that filled her childhood. She relished working at the side of her father, taking immense pride in every aspect of her assigned duties. She proclaimed, “I worked willingly under his eyes, and with a feeling of pride (pg. 551)” Once after her father introduced her to a feed sales man as “my new hired man (pg. 551),” the Protagonist was flooded with pride as she “turned away and raked furiously, red in the face with pleasure (pg. 551).” In her later years her pride helped her to assemble strong self-confidence she used in her years of growing. Passion and depth were characteristics that impacted her future as a woman. Her passion and depth was revealed early on in the story ...
...e the reader the full meaning of her experiences. Tan’s article was written with her readers in mind and she was purposeful in shortening her descriptions; altogether it improved the article.
Her mother’s abuse extended to food as well, as she forced a strict diet on the family and blamed the daughter for it. Looking at the instances of her mother’s emotional, mental and physical abuse (forced diet), could convince the reader that her mother alone caused all the daughter’s pain. However, the father must bear the greater responsibility for his daughter’s
This article focuses on the successes and hardships which the famous tennis player Serena Williams has experienced in her