musk
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Many times, quite often really, I see YouTubers who basically earn views by showing their skin shoot comments like "I'm so sick of guy's objectifying comments, I'm not doing this for the views but because I want to help other girls choose the right bikini for them" etc. and I'm just fed up with it.
I went to a biochemistry school, there was like two or three of us guys and 25 girls in our class. I had been surrounded by girls for four years and had to listen to their stories daily and I realized girls crave attention more than anything. They want to be told they are nice looking, in good shape, have a great hairstyle etc... But let me tell you one more thing I also realized - girls DESPISE each other. Like, if there's a girl in close proximity who looks better than her - she will hate her by default. Of course, it won't be public, she'll pretend she adores her, but in secret she'd think quite the opposite. Same goes for extremely attractive girl - she will take so much pride in the fact that she's better looking than the others and secretly laugh at them.
I had a very good female friend there, we were like pals, and she had her BFF who she had known since kindergarten. It just astonished me, once we got to know each other better, how much she... Well, hated her supposedly best friend. She'd get mad at her because they went out together and guys'd hit at her (her friend) more than herself. She hated her for having a nice boyfriend. She hated her for looking better than her. But, if you saw them together, without knowing them better, you'd think they are the example of a true friendship.
So... Let's get back on the point: when girls upload videos of themselves trying on cheeky bikinis and lacy lingerie and stuff and say how they are "helping my GALS by reviewing clothes for them" - it's not bullshit. Is double horseshit. They are doing it because of, roughly said, two reasons:
1) They want views because sexy stuff sells and views = money. They wouldn't be shaking their bare ass in front of the camera if they wanted to create educational stuff. And no one would be posting objectifying comments if there was nothing to objectify.
2) They want to rub it in the face of other girls how perfect they look while complaining how they look awful. It's just how most girls work, they feed off it.
I went to a biochemistry school, there was like two or three of us guys and 25 girls in our class. I had been surrounded by girls for four years and had to listen to their stories daily and I realized girls crave attention more than anything. They want to be told they are nice looking, in good shape, have a great hairstyle etc... But let me tell you one more thing I also realized - girls DESPISE each other. Like, if there's a girl in close proximity who looks better than her - she will hate her by default. Of course, it won't be public, she'll pretend she adores her, but in secret she'd think quite the opposite. Same goes for extremely attractive girl - she will take so much pride in the fact that she's better looking than the others and secretly laugh at them.
I had a very good female friend there, we were like pals, and she had her BFF who she had known since kindergarten. It just astonished me, once we got to know each other better, how much she... Well, hated her supposedly best friend. She'd get mad at her because they went out together and guys'd hit at her (her friend) more than herself. She hated her for having a nice boyfriend. She hated her for looking better than her. But, if you saw them together, without knowing them better, you'd think they are the example of a true friendship.
So... Let's get back on the point: when girls upload videos of themselves trying on cheeky bikinis and lacy lingerie and stuff and say how they are "helping my GALS by reviewing clothes for them" - it's not bullshit. Is double horseshit. They are doing it because of, roughly said, two reasons:
1) They want views because sexy stuff sells and views = money. They wouldn't be shaking their bare ass in front of the camera if they wanted to create educational stuff. And no one would be posting objectifying comments if there was nothing to objectify.
2) They want to rub it in the face of other girls how perfect they look while complaining how they look awful. It's just how most girls work, they feed off it.
