So many of them are just emotional wrecks, always posting self improvement posts on Facebook because some dude probably fucked them over years ago and they never let go of it. etc I've always had the opinion that if they're that pretty and having issues it's probably the girl and not the guy.
Here’s the truth from an actual ruined pretty girl.
I lost my childhood innocence at age 11 when my stepdad started to rape me on a near daily basis for almost 2 years.
My response as a teen girl was to disobey my mom, start doing hard drugs, drink alcohol and hang out with the wrong crowd.
An intervention happened with my family, friends, police and other professionals and they managed to get me away from the wrong crowd, get me clean of drugs and tried to rescue what little childhood I had remaining.
As an adult who’s still affected by the rape trauma, my response is to get a boob job and butt implants and open my legs to every man and woman that wants it.
But what I’m really after is constant reassurance that I’m going to be okay and that nothing can ever hurt me again. But with my mind being so fucked up from the rape, I seek this attention and reassurance that I need via means that aren’t so safe but it’s the only method I know of getting it, that’s why I’m always hooking up with strangers, exposing my naked boy on OnlyFans for the world to see, same with Instagram.
You wanna know why we’re emotional wrecks, because we’re given the short end of the stick in life when it comes to our genetics and hormones. Pretty girls like us are always the first to be hurt by not only men but by the less attractive girls that are trying to degrade us too.
I mean everyone deals with a crisis differently. lots of girls, especially pretty ones, default to social media because they know they'll get mostly positive attention from it. that could be the issue. as for who's the problem, it could be either one, but it's probably a deeper rooted issue in the girl. pretty privilege is a real thing.
I don't know that there are so many "ruined pretty girls", but some are, and my thought is this:
if you know you're attractive and rely on nothing BUT that to make your way in the world, your life revolves around vanity. When vain people with little else to fall back on get rejected or don't get all the approval they want, it triggers all kinds of fears. Those fears breed insecurities and they feed each other in an endless loop.
I've seen this happen with very good looking women, and the result is depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and sometimes anger towards those who don't give enough praise (sound like an ex-President?). Then a guy comes along and can't figure out why someone SO pretty is so messed up. If she doesn't outright scare him away, his "savior complex" gets triggered and he tries to rescue her, and on it goes.
They ride the cock carousel and rack up high body counts, the sort of numbers only sex workers used to have in the past. Higher body counts are correlated with increased mental health issues and higher rates of divorce in women. In short, too many of them belong to the streets.
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Being Pretty or not has nothing to do with issues, everyone has different issues to deal with, different experiences, some tragic some less tragic... everyone is built differently, some are to blame others aren't, we can't really just put everything in one single category and also stack a reason behind it immediately...
It's the effect of bidy count. A hottie, at 20, has probably sucked 20 men, while a plain girl has probably kissed one. The 20 men have probably didn't care of her personality, they only wanted her suck. The plain girl has probably only had relationships with the guy who leved her. So, it's evident rhat the hottie acts like stupid, while the plain girl matures better.
Being beautiful doesn't make you immune to heart break and mental illness. Trust me, I would know
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