Thoughts from Stephanie Sexton

Maybe it’s just a headline, and this guy doesn’t really think this, but I find it quite offensive. He has a blog set up to showcase myspace hotties, or “girl’s that just do it for him” as he says. The headline he has for this one hot myspace profile is “Chera - I’m Guessing Easy to Bang if you Have a Grand to Blow” - now why is he guessing that? See his blog entry here, her myspace profile here.
I don’t see anything in her profile that says she fucks for money. I don’t see anything on her page that says she is looking to get into the porn business. He says that her profile is a must see because she is so hot that she MUST be in porn or something. Well obviously he looked at her profile, so why make such a slanderous statement?

All I see is that she is a super hot model looking to do more modeling work. Why are there all of these blogging geeks out there that are quick to assert that women are whores who will fuck for a thousand dollars because they spend a lot of time trimming their bodies and doing hair and makeup.

Keep blogging about the girls who “do it for you” that you will never meet, because having that kind of “money can buy hot women, money can buy women who stay fit and express themselves in beautiful ways” attitude will certainly keep you from meeting any real women.

I stumbled upon a post today talking about poor myspace and other public commenting etiquette, and I agree about how lame some of the “claim me”.. “I’m making out with you”, public comments that are flooding the insecure relationships made public on myspace and other public forums and social networks these days.

Read the post at rantasaurus

I left a comment there about my thoughts.

I just went by an art school a friend is attending, and walking in I noticed first all of the big monitors everyone was using for design; oh I have got to have one of those big screens. Anyhow, I finally got to the back where they were doing pictures and after my eyes adjusted to the darkness I had a chance to focus on the girls in the light, and wow! When the camera started flashing they seemed to forget where they were or how many people were in the audience of the studio. Maybe they just couldn’t see everyone in the dark, but what started out as a basic glam model shoot turned almost softcore porn with some friskiness that I haven’t seen in some time!

I am going to have to go back to school for some more photography classes, and this time I am going be taking them at an art school, we didn’t get to have that much fun in class at the community college where I was!