Whenever a woman with a reasonably better persona then most men in her industry dies, there seems to be this constant wave of smirks and frown, most Male chauvinist pig reporters blabber 'she couldn't handle her fame!',
from Marilyn to now Whitney Houston, at least The New York Times columnist (however great they may have been!) must refrain their trashy opinion to themselves.
Female celebrities are subjected to such a higher degree of scrutiny, like every pair of shoes they put on to every outing they make, they ought make a public statement statement out of it.
Loyal fans mourned Whitney, but the merciless jabs about her drug abuse couldn't be paused in pretext of her death. Is it really the drug that drove her away or fame? The amount of pressure of being an Artist, a wife, a role-model, a Diva!
While male celebrities scuttle around fathering child all over the world, When any member among these dies,
'Its Tragedy!'
Screw the testosterone driven columnist!
from Marilyn to now Whitney Houston, at least The New York Times columnist (however great they may have been!) must refrain their trashy opinion to themselves.
Female celebrities are subjected to such a higher degree of scrutiny, like every pair of shoes they put on to every outing they make, they ought make a public statement statement out of it.
Loyal fans mourned Whitney, but the merciless jabs about her drug abuse couldn't be paused in pretext of her death. Is it really the drug that drove her away or fame? The amount of pressure of being an Artist, a wife, a role-model, a Diva!
While male celebrities scuttle around fathering child all over the world, When any member among these dies,
'Its Tragedy!'
Screw the testosterone driven columnist!
I NVR NOTICED THAT BFR...TRUE TO AN EXTENT.......
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ReplyDeleteguys that is so true, read the New York times reports, i wanna kick them all!
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