Country Music Superstar Shania Twain He recently discovered that the desire is to become a Bodybuilder from trauma to "touched inappropriately so many times" as a child.

Shania Twain opened about her battles with a picture of the body and how the abuse that suffered influenced her perception of himself.

"I was always insecure in my body. As a woman, throughout youth (I've been) touched inappropriately so many times (i) I was in violent situations you hate being a woman," Twain shared with Now per week.

She explained that this deep discomfort led to imagine a life in which she could become "big, strong man nobody goes to F-CK."

Her sincere recognition illuminates how trauma influenced her as a young girl. "My mother goes:" What do you want to be when you grow up? "And I said," Bodybuilder, "Twain reminded." No one will touch my arm or mine a-- or anything unless I was okay with that. I was blaming through my teenagers. "

"Man! I feel like a woman!" Singer admitted that she "hated he had tits" and "hated his hips,", fighting with changes in her body as she grew up. She attributed a certain of this uncertainty on the beauties of their young young people, where they were "very, very thin" associated with "elegance and feminine beauty."

This is not the first time that Twain spoke about the abuse he endured.

In an interview in 2022. With Weekly time59-year-old discovered more about physical and sexual abuse she suffered on her hands late stepfather, Jerry Twain.

"I hid and I'd flatten my tits," she said. "I would wear braces that were too small for me, and I would wear two, I played it until there is nothing girl for me. Facilitate to pass unnoticed."

Twain described a stormy household where a girl feels dangerous.

She often fought Jerry when he was offensive to her and her mother, Sharon Morrison. The tragic and Jerry and Sharon died in car crash in November 1987. years.

Until it was mid-20s, Twain began to appreciate her body and build trust he exudes today. "When I had my record contracts, I was such a woman who I was in the room, it was like, don't even approach. It was clear in my body language," she explained.

Twain hopes that her story can inspire young girls to develop their sense of strength and self-confidence. "I think maybe and what young girls can learn is to exude that trust," she said, turned her painful past into a mighty resistance message.

"I wish I came to this so much earlier, but I think the reference to others is dangerous," she continued. "For me, walking on the beach in a bathing suit," What were I waiting for? "Of course I don't have the body I imagined because my picture is the perfect supermodel without cellulite, perfect powers. You just don't want to ignore what you actually look. Just let me know. Just contact yourself."

Shania Twain also discussed how her country pop pop, paired with brave, pro-women's texts, at the time did not exactly suit the traditional mold of music land.

"It was his own thing," the 59-year-old music icon said. She admitted that the industry had little confidence in his ability to connect to the audience. "What I said, what I was wearing, as I performed, all that."

But Twain was never considered abandoning her vision. "I've ever been worried about what I'm as original as possible and be alone," Twain explained. "There is no other menu. That's my greatest power."

Twain continued to sell over 100 million records around the world, earning his place as the best-selling female artist in every time. Her revolutionary work created a draft for future crossover stars such as Taylor Swift, Kacey Musgravesand Kelsea Ballerini, Everyone deserved Twain as a significant impact.