KtSales: Deportistas lesbianas y bisexuales que participan en los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno 2018

Según ha podido ‘investigar’ el blog Hay Una Lesbiana En Mi Sopa, hay una considerable cantidad de deportistas lesbianas y/o lesbianas que participan en los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno 2018 en Pyeongchang (Corea del Sur). Al parecer, cuatro de ellas compiten en la modalidad de snowboard, y nosotras nos preguntamos qué tendrá el snowboard para reunir a tantas mujeres ‘desviadas’ del recto camino heteropatricarcal. Vamos a conocerlas un poco:

– Cheryl Maas – Originaria de los Países Bajos. Ganadora de los X Games, doble campeona del mundo y medalla de bronce en unos JJOO.

Sometimes you’re leaving things behind, not knowing if this is good or bad. But it doesn’t matter because it’s in the past, it can’t be changed anyways. Now I’m only looking forward to the new challenges that life has in store for me. 😌 📷 @thegadge . . #lifechallenges #thepastisthepast #appreciatelife #lookingforward #pyeonchang #snowlife #timeheals #snowboard #pyeongchang2018 #olympics #shred #snowboarden #dutch #olympics2018 #shredoptics #youonlyliveonce #dowhatyoulove #followyourheart #ridingisthereason #livethelifeyoulove #timeofmylife #myway #rockstarenergy #snowboarding #myvans #rockstarsnow #girlswhoshred #girlsshred

A post shared by 🍒Cheryl Maas🍒 (@cherylmaas) on Mar 1, 2018 at 6:35am PST

– Simona Meiler – Suiza. Tercera vez que participa en unos Juegos Olímpicos. También es habitual de los X Games.

What a race! I‘m still stoked and proud of my fast qualifying run (7th). Snowboarding hasn’t felt as good in a long time. Unfortunaltely, in quarterfinals I didn’t land on my feet during the fight for a spot in the semifinals. Thus, the final result is not what I had hoped for after qualies. But my #olympic experience has been amazing. It was a wild ride getting here for sure. I had the best crowed cheering for me in the finish area❤️ Thanks to my family, @thebambilove, friends, supporters, sponsors, coaches and team for the great support! …and my bones for healing up so fast. #familygoals #girlfriendsupport #oldiebutgoldie #allin4pyeongchang #TeamSUI

A post shared by Simona Meiler (@simonameiler) on Feb 18, 2018 at 1:08am PST

– Sarka Pancochová – Checa. Campeona del mundo en halfpipe en 2010, plata en el campeonato del mundo 2011 y en los X Games de Aspen.

Well that’s behind us!! More fun things to come until the next Olympics roll around! Sometimes things don’t go the way you were imagining but life is full of twists and turns and the way you handle it will send you into the next chapter. 😉 📸 @premekvida . . . #olympics #winterolympics #korea #snowboarding #livinglife #noordinarymoments #howiththeflow

A post shared by Sarka Pancochova (@sarkasnow) on Feb 27, 2018 at 2:17am PST

– Belle Brockhoff – Australiana, hija de una deportista profesional del esquí alpino.

Surgery booked. Back to work. PIC | @haraldbenselin

A post shared by BELLE BROCKHOFF (@bellebrockhoff) on Mar 1, 2018 at 11:17pm PST

– Ireen Wüst – Originaria de los Países Bajos con cinco medallas olímpicas en patinaje de velocidad. También ha ganado cinco veces el campeonato mundial y cuatro veces el europeo.

It’s a big honor to be chosen as flag bearer of The Netherlands during the closing ceremony! 🇳🇱 #proud #olympics #closingceremony #flag

A post shared by Ireenw (@ireenw) on Feb 24, 2018 at 3:22am PST

– Brittany Bowe – Norteamericana que cuenta con ocho medallas y participa por segunda vez en unos Juegos Olímpicos.

From the bottom of my heart, I want to thank everyone who has been a part of this Olympic Journey alongside me. From my hometown of Ocala, Florida to my University family at @floridaatlantic, from the inline skating world to @usspeedskating, to everyone at the US Olympic Committee and @teamusa, THANK YOU for your love, support, encouragement, and prayers- I have received your blessings with a full and grateful heart. – For those of you that are new to the journey- Those affected by traumatic brain injuries, postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), and those struggling to find their identity, thank you for welcoming me into your lives. I pray that you find the strength, comfort, and guidance to succeed. Moving forward, I hope to bring awareness to issues that have affected me personally and I am thankful that I have been given an amazing platform through the Olympics to have a positive impact and influence on others. – God willing and body able, I plan on continuing this amazing journey through the #Beijing2022 #WinterOlympics 🙏🏼🇺🇸

A post shared by Brittany Bowe (@brittanybowe) on Feb 26, 2018 at 6:18am PST

– Emilia Ramboldt – Una sueca olímpica en hockey sobre hielo.

Why should we worry about what others think of us, do we have more confidence in their opinions than we do our own? #damkronorna #sweden

A post shared by Emilia Ramboldt (@emiliaramboldt) on Feb 15, 2018 at 3:50am PST

– Barbara Jezersek – Otra australiana, nacida en Eslovenia, especialista en esquí de fondo. Fue una de lxs seis deportistas que hicieron pública su condición homosexual en los Juegos de Sochi 2014, pese a la feroz homofobia del gobierno ruso.

– Daniel Iraschko-Stolz – Austríaca especialista en salto de esquí que ganó la copa del mundo 2014/2015. Fue la primera mujer que voló más de 200 metros, en la Copa del Mundo de Kulm.

#whatshappening #firstvictory #fairyailcomeback #wow Looks like a fairytail

A post shared by Danie Iraschko-Stolz (@danieiraschkostolz) on Jan 28, 2018 at 8:46am PST

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