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Recovery.
I'm a Sufjan Stevens and Christopher Meloni-obsessed, angry and concerned, feministic, bipolar disordered, borderline personality disordered, psychology-fixated, entirely vain and self-centered, music-loving, movie-loving, married, spiritual-minded, 26 year old woman.
My Lord, you're beautiful. <3
Wow, thank you so much. It’s so nice to get such a nice message to start my Monday!!
the truth about suicide girls.
A number of former models accuse SuicideGirls of failing to remain true to their signature feminist-friendly marketing. Many models, lured by suggestions of alternative sexual expression, are now concerned by what they consider indications that contradict professed ideas of empowerment. In a feature piece released in 2005, alternative weekly publication The Boston Phoenix, reported on former models’ dissatisfaction with company practices. Models interviewed referred to SuicideGirls president Sean Suhl as “verbally abusive” and an “active misogynist,” and described the website as a “slap in the face to feminism”. In a transcript of a SuicideGirls hearing with rival site Godsgirls, Suhl’s attorney refers to models facing inconvenience in attending a postponed audit as not “Nobel peace prize traveling women from around the world” but rather “strippers and nude models.” To this he adds, “not being prejudice. Just being honest”. Other allegations surrounding the site’s administration have appeared in a number of well established publications including New York Press and Wired magazine. According to statistics released by the website, in July 2005 one girl left, followed by 11 in August, 25 in September, and 11 in October. According to former models interviewed in a feature piece by Silicon Valley’s magazine Metro Active, this is part of the general homogenization of the site, “a process that alternative subcultures are unfortunately used to”.
You're a beautiful, wonderful, woman. Be strong, keep fighting and stay postive. You can do it!
Wow. Thank you!
