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Forever Sleep
Earned it we have...
- May 4, 2022
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I know this has been commented on before and obviously, I hope this lady is now resting in peace. Plus, whoever the person and their level of attractiveness, families I'm sure suffer the same grief.
However, have you become aware of this story:
Obviously, she was especially attractive. It's difficult not to notice but, so many people remark on it in the comments. I suppose they believe someone that attractive just has everything going for them. Not necessarily though. There is a sense though that it is especially a waste when a person is beautiful.
Maybe the sexist part of me thinks: What is it you're expecting her to stay alive for? So she can get shafted or oogled over by a lot of men? What else is being phenominally attractive going to do for you? Asides from gain approval from men? Maybe that wasn't enough for her. Maybe her other struggles were bigger than being lusted over.
I suppose I find it odd when men want to be attractive women. Not in terms of trans and it being a genuine feeling. More the whole incel- women have it so easy. Or, at least attractive women anyhow. Really though- isn't it the idea that attractive women will attract wealthy men- attractive or not- to look after them? So- do they actually have the power or, is it the men still that do? What if they're attractive but asexual? Or, lesbian? How will they 'make it' in the world then- on their own possibly, if they don't want a man? I guess in some way, they still need to play on their looks to get by.
I don't know. Just a bit of a sexist rant really. Do attractive male suicides get the same response? I'm not sure. It's kind of sad though. It's all human life that is lost when someone ends their life or, even goes missing. It is kind of weird the way so much emphasis or alarmed response is placed on the beautiful ones. A bit like 'Missing White Woman Syndrome', which refers to the disproportionate media attention that goes on white woman that go missing.
The worst thing is- I find myself doing it too- she was so beautiful. I wouldn't say it out loud though. I tend to check myself to say- she was beautiful but it's sad when any life pushes someone to suicide.
However, have you become aware of this story:
Obviously, she was especially attractive. It's difficult not to notice but, so many people remark on it in the comments. I suppose they believe someone that attractive just has everything going for them. Not necessarily though. There is a sense though that it is especially a waste when a person is beautiful.
Maybe the sexist part of me thinks: What is it you're expecting her to stay alive for? So she can get shafted or oogled over by a lot of men? What else is being phenominally attractive going to do for you? Asides from gain approval from men? Maybe that wasn't enough for her. Maybe her other struggles were bigger than being lusted over.
I suppose I find it odd when men want to be attractive women. Not in terms of trans and it being a genuine feeling. More the whole incel- women have it so easy. Or, at least attractive women anyhow. Really though- isn't it the idea that attractive women will attract wealthy men- attractive or not- to look after them? So- do they actually have the power or, is it the men still that do? What if they're attractive but asexual? Or, lesbian? How will they 'make it' in the world then- on their own possibly, if they don't want a man? I guess in some way, they still need to play on their looks to get by.
I don't know. Just a bit of a sexist rant really. Do attractive male suicides get the same response? I'm not sure. It's kind of sad though. It's all human life that is lost when someone ends their life or, even goes missing. It is kind of weird the way so much emphasis or alarmed response is placed on the beautiful ones. A bit like 'Missing White Woman Syndrome', which refers to the disproportionate media attention that goes on white woman that go missing.
The worst thing is- I find myself doing it too- she was so beautiful. I wouldn't say it out loud though. I tend to check myself to say- she was beautiful but it's sad when any life pushes someone to suicide.