I'm TOO pretty to work...
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When you hear her talk it sounds as if she might have been bullied. Not so much for her beauty but maybe for a sense of weakness that I notice. In all honesty though as long as she has the credentials as a scientist it should not be that way.
She might benefit from a make-UNDER though. Flatter hairstyle, long sleeves, more demure make up job. But yeah she should be able to work without people harrassing her even if she wants to dress like that, she just will have to OWN that look, is all.0 -
I think this was a troll post to see how many MFPers would come out to body shame this woman in the pics, call her old and comment on her boobs.
Ridiculous!
For the record, sexual harassment is real and I have seen boss' wives pressure boss' to fire certain female employees for wearing shorts too short, etc. This stuff does exist.
At the same time, the lady who was in charge of one of the law sections in the bar association I am a member of was drop dead gorgeous, a hard worker, and didn't appear to have to quit her profession because she happened to also be beautiful. So I think this particular woman (if it is even REAL) obviously just doesn't want to work. And why should she? Her family has inherited a bunch of money. I'm not sure I would keep slaving away the 9-5 if I didn't have to either. I wouldn't make up some dumb excuse, but I certainly wouldn't be pulling the hours I am.
I didn't take it as the OP making it to invite people to body shame. If that were the case, every single of the "this celebrity/fitness model/mode/plus size model, etc. is my ideal body type" threads would also be created with the intent to invite people to body shame. I think she was maybe just perplexed by how anyone would openly say they were too pretty to work.
Yeah, a mix of that and I do actually believe people can be so mean that they make people want to quit their job. I had a situation at my workplace where someone didn't like me and they made it difficult for me to go into work everyday. I wouldn't say it was because I was pretty, but because they made snap judgments about me and was into gossip etc. Some people are just very negative, and they like to gossip at the workplace and they don't care if it hurts peoples feelings or makes them uncomfortable.
But more importantly, I now want to know how did you know I was a girl??? lols
because I'm a mind reader. :bigsmile:
You've got me spooked now...
btw, you have an amazing figure !!! HATE U
thank you! I worked my *kitten* off (on?) to get here.
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She's disgusting0
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I realize that I will sound like one of the catty jealous females she refers to but....she looks older than 33.
One of the first things I noticed about her after reading the article was that for someone who is supposedly 33 years old, she sure has a lot of wrinkles around her eyes. She blows through all that money each month and she can't get a good eye cream?
And "trauma" from being hit on all the time at work? Maybe a minor annoyance. Not trauma. I think she'd be better suited to spend some of daddy's money on a good therapist.
I think her co-workers' real issue with her is that they were afraid that her eyebrows would poke someone's eye out.0 -
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33? Does she smoke and drink and sleep on her face? There is no denying she is what society defines as "pretty" but she certainly does not look 33.0
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Someone PLEASE tell my boss that "being too pretty to work" is a valid excuse. Every time I want to go home early and use this excuse, I get cursed out and laughed at. Rude!!! lol.0
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When you hear her talk it sounds as if she might have been bullied. Not so much for her beauty but maybe for a sense of weakness that I notice. In all honesty though as long as she has the credentials as a scientist it should not be that way.
She might benefit from a make-UNDER though. Flatter hairstyle, long sleeves, more demure make up job. But yeah she should be able to work without people harrassing her even if she wants to dress like that, she just will have to OWN that look, is all.
I agree. The way she is trying to make herself look younger makes her look I'd guess around early to mid-40s. Not that there is anything wrong with that at all, but I would assume she wants to look younger, not older.0 -
I agree with her, my mustache makes me way to manly and handsome to work, it really just invites harassment and shootouts in th workplace
Ahhhhh can't stop laughing!!!!!!0 -
This is kind of random, but another related topic is how some people feel that people like many of us on this site think we're superior to everyone else due to putting in work/effort to work out, gain muscle, lose fat, and eat well. Some people think it's a sick obsession that we have, and would call it narcissistic personality disorder! I like to remind such individuals that it's all in the name of avoiding a sick body. Some people actually look down upon people who look halfway decent for this reason. They feel we must be shallow because we take pride in external function/appearance. But I would guess that those are usually fat people with no intention of changing, and will continue to be unhealthy.0
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She's probably just trying to become the next Samantha Brick.
I work with some truly beautiful women. Our workplace is largely female, and we build each other up, not make jealous and rude remarks because someone is beautiful. However, beautiful people (not just women) who act better than others based on their looks usually will get their looks picked apart. If you put something out there as the reason for your superiority, it's a guarantee others will try to bring you back down.
We also work with the public. If the beautiful women I can work with can make it work, dealing with lots of different people, I'm sure this woman can too.
But I really believe she just wants Samantha Brick's column in the Daily Mail. (I think that's where her column is anyway.)0 -
Oh my! Another special snowflake we have here!0
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Get a modeling job, not too involved, make up, dress up, take pictures as you pose. If you cant get a modeling job, then I guess YOURE NOT THAT PRETTY!!! LOL!!!! But really, if that were my kid Id kick her *kitten* and cut her off.0
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I think she means she is too lazy to work.
That's what I read.0 -
I think this was a troll post to see how many MFPers would come out to body shame this woman in the pics, call her old and comment on her boobs.
Ridiculous!
For the record, sexual harassment is real and I have seen boss' wives pressure boss' to fire certain female employees for wearing shorts too short, etc. This stuff does exist.
At the same time, the lady who was in charge of one of the law sections in the bar association I am a member of was drop dead gorgeous, a hard worker, and didn't appear to have to quit her profession because she happened to also be beautiful. So I think this particular woman (if it is even REAL) obviously just doesn't want to work. And why should she? Her family has inherited a bunch of money. I'm not sure I would keep slaving away the 9-5 if I didn't have to either. I wouldn't make up some dumb excuse, but I certainly wouldn't be pulling the hours I am.
I didn't take it as the OP making it to invite people to body shame. If that were the case, every single of the "this celebrity/fitness model/mode/plus size model, etc. is my ideal body type" threads would also be created with the intent to invite people to body shame. I think she was maybe just perplexed by how anyone would openly say they were too pretty to work.
Just FYI- I didn't really think that either. I was hoping it though for all the body shaming comments I saw in here.0 -
I work 3 jobs. Does that mean I'm ugly?0
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I was just watching Big Bang Theory, and this scene reminded me of "too pretty to work":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbNyDqMuK6A
It's not a GIF, but it's funny.0 -
Look at all this attention given to her. I'm sure she will find someone to love her and pay her way. smh.0
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Look at all this attention given to her. I'm sure she will find someone to love her and pay her way. smh.
Let me change the subject, then...
Who here thinks they're too pretty to work_OUT...?
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For someone that had a "higher" education "‘They [other women] assumed because I was pretty, I was stupid, so didn’t take me seriously at first and, because of their own insecurities, were jealous of my looks" doesn't really scream 'articulate' at an alleged doctorate level. If i was in her position being subjected to the amount of scrutiny that she has, I would probably want to convey my point in a more comprehensive manner...
Every 'pretty' girl knows that people can have a predisposed perception about them, but this lady is not really doing herself any favours by being a complete narcassist. You can have an attractive girl that uses her looks as an advantage AND you can have an attractive girl that is aware of her looks but pursues life with her intelligence and expertise . The latter usually ends up the most successful as they possess the right mentality.
We can all judge her but at the end of the day she is getting her 15 minutes of fame; irrespective of the people that despise her. Don't let her win!
p.s TERRIBLE EYEBROWS!0 -
Look at all this attention given to her. I'm sure she will find someone to love her and pay her way. smh.
Let me change the subject, then...
Who here thinks they're too pretty to work_OUT...?
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i certainly don't look pretty when I work out
If you do go home 0 -
Get a modeling job, not too involved, make up, dress up, take pictures as you pose. If you cant get a modeling job, then I guess YOURE NOT THAT PRETTY!!! LOL!!!! But really, if that were my kid Id kick her *kitten* and cut her off.
Thank you!
body shame
pffffft f off.0 -
I think this was a troll post to see how many MFPers would come out to body shame this woman in the pics, call her old and comment on her boobs.
Ridiculous!
For the record, sexual harassment is real and I have seen boss' wives pressure boss' to fire certain female employees for wearing shorts too short, etc. This stuff does exist.
At the same time, the lady who was in charge of one of the law sections in the bar association I am a member of was drop dead gorgeous, a hard worker, and didn't appear to have to quit her profession because she happened to also be beautiful. So I think this particular woman (if it is even REAL) obviously just doesn't want to work. And why should she? Her family has inherited a bunch of money. I'm not sure I would keep slaving away the 9-5 if I didn't have to either. I wouldn't make up some dumb excuse, but I certainly wouldn't be pulling the hours I am.
I think you're upset and ridiculous. No one said sexual harassment didn't exist. Get out of the chit chat forums if you can't handle it.
HAHAHAH I vote for you to piss off whoever wrote this! ^^
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If my parents were as easily pushed over as hers seem to be, I'd be 'too pretty to work' too.
No kidding! Shes not even THAT pretty...shes alright, but not to the point that she couldn't keep a job for it.0 -
She's pretty, sure, but she looks older than 33. For someone spending that much moula on cloths, you'd think she'd get a proper fitting bra...O_o
I'm older than she is and I'd say I'm just as pretty and I am not having any issues working. There are also ladies here who are prettier than me and go fig that I don't hate their guts *rolls eyes*. As someone mentioned in the comments of the article, I have a feeling she quit working more than anything because it didn't mesh with her extravagant lifestyle and living off her parents is farrrr easier.
If she was harassed that much, where's her sugar daddy???
WAY prettier 0 -
Nobody is too pretty to work. NEXT.0
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We're actually socially conditioned to find women with make-up more attractive. And sometimes people confuse the make-up-bolstered look with natural physical beauty. Natural physical beauty has a behavioral component--the facial expression--and isn't based just on the shape/size of features and how the skin looks. When women wear make-up, some of the natural cues are lost. I know that it took me a while to understand how a given woman can look incredibly different with and without well-done make-up. Not better or worse, just different...generally, looking "sexier" with make-up, older-looking with make-up, but younger-looking, more natural-looking, and more naturally beautiful without make-up or with minimal make-up...compared to a full-blown, multi-layer beauty-queen-style treatment make-up guise complete with a base layer, a liquid polymer layer, a plaster-of-paris layer, and a final spray-paint layer....0
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We're actually socially conditioned to find women with make-up more attractive. And sometimes people confuse the make-up-bolstered look with natural physical beauty. Natural physical beauty has a behavioral component--the facial expression--and isn't based just on the shape/size of features and how the skin looks. When women wear make-up, some of the natural cues are lost. I know that it took me a while to understand how a given woman can look incredibly different with and without well-done make-up. Not better or worse, just different...generally, looking "sexier" with make-up, older-looking with make-up, but younger-looking, more natural-looking, and more naturally beautiful without make-up or with minimal make-up...compared to a full-blown, multi-layer beauty-queen-style treatment make-up guise complete with a base layer, a liquid polymer layer, a plaster-of-paris layer, and a final spray-paint layer....
Sounds like a construction site...
I liked what you said earlier (a different post) about the vicious cycle of criticism ...so true, so true.0 -
The funny thing is i saw an article in more magazine of this EXACT woman maybe a year before saying that she will do whatever it takes to get ahead in the workplace, including backstabbing and spreading rumours and lies about her colleagues. So i think it's probably more likely she left her job because nobody liked her!!0
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I don't see it...She looks normal to me
It would be one thing if she was a supermodel while trying to get a normal job and people wouldn't stop hounding her, but she is kind of a "no-one". Maybe its her entitled attitude they don't like?0
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