Model Behavior

KATE UPTON!

Did I get your attention?...

No, I don't know Kate Upton (though it would be awesome if I did) or any other supermodel, but something I've noticed is how harsh society is on models, despite the fact they appeal to so many people.  This isn't the first time I've brought it up how society treats women, but it is the first time I've talked about models.  To be honest, I don't pay much attention to them or many celebrity women in general since it's unlikely I'll ever meet them, and I don't know what type of people they are personally, but I have to say, Kate Upton is one of the most attractive women in the world.  She's obviously a beautiful woman, but she seems like a good person, that has worked hard her whole life to get to where she is.  Even if you don't like her, or think she's unattractive, you have to respect that.

One thing I don't like though, are those people who ogle at models or any other celebrities, but criticize them at the same time, or don't care about them?  I don't understand the point of that.  How can you truly get enjoyment from something you barely know?  Or how could you not care about them as human beings?  Like I said above, I don't know Kate Upton, but I wouldn't want to see her get injured, stalked, or hurt, like during a photo shoot.  But there are always those people who don't care, and just want to stare, which is wrong.  Models are people!  They're just doing their job.  They don't deserve to be dehumanized just because they're good looking.  If you act that way, then maybe you should stare deep and hard at yourself.

Celebrities Going to Social Events

 

The most recent celebrity video

For those who don't know me that well, one thing you may not know about me is that I didn't go to my Senior Prom.  At the time, it was sad for me because I wanted to go, and had a few girls I really wanted to ask, but as I look back now, I wonder what the big deal was?  It's just a dance, not the decider of our lives.  I can see why people think so highly of it though, especially in high school, where social events matter.

This gets me to celebrities.  Within' the past few months to years, I've seen countless of them asked out to social events from Justin Timberlake, Mila Kunis, to Kate Upton most recently.  And while I think it's sweet that a regular person like you or me has their fantasy date fulfilled, something about it seems wrong.  I don't have anything with asking celebrities overall because who wouldn't want to go out with a celebrity, but I think that there are normal people who are just as deserving.  Like with Kate Upton being asked out recently (I posted the video above because I found it interesting and entertaining).  The guy in it seems nice enough, and obviously went to a lot of effort to ask Kate Upton out, which I commend him for, but are you telling me he couldn't ask someone he knew out to prom?  Why did it have to be her?  I understand Kate Upton is famous and very attractive, but there have to be attractive girls at his school he could ask.  And hypothetically, what if someone he knew actually liked him?  Then she would feel crushed that this guy is using all of his time on a supermodel instead of her.  Prom may of been a long time ago for me, but if I had a choice to go again, I can think of a few regular people I would be fine going with.