Beauty or Beast?
So today ends day two of a world without Anna Nicole Smith. Why do I care? I don't. But someone told me I should write about her and I said to myself: "That's a horrible idea. I'll do it."
So to me, Anna Nicole Smith is a gross exageration of what most girl wants to be. I'm not saying all girls. But you know there are some out there. Heck, maybe you can even throw a few guys on that list. She was always in the spotlight, what with her money, her legions of fans, and a body that can best be described as "zaftig." Betcha never heard that word before, eh? She's made news headlines a number of times - the most infamous instance probably being her marriage to some geezer old enough to be an octogenarian's great grandfather.
But beneath all of that, she lived a messy life. It was common to see her in public acting as if she was under the influence and there's probably a number of things that stemmed to and from that. What those things are, it doesn't matter. And it doesn't matter because I don't know what those things are.
If the media had spent more time telling the world that people like her need help instead of glamorizing such a lifestyle, we'd all see that she was truely, more of a beast than a beauty. And as the fictitious Carl Denham once said, "It was beauty killed the beast..." Why the writers of King Kong couldn't make that a complete sentence, I'll never know. But one thing I do know is that the world won't be the same without Anna Nicole Smith. I'm not saying it will be worse. I'm just saying it won't be the same.
So to me, Anna Nicole Smith is a gross exageration of what most girl wants to be. I'm not saying all girls. But you know there are some out there. Heck, maybe you can even throw a few guys on that list. She was always in the spotlight, what with her money, her legions of fans, and a body that can best be described as "zaftig." Betcha never heard that word before, eh? She's made news headlines a number of times - the most infamous instance probably being her marriage to some geezer old enough to be an octogenarian's great grandfather.
But beneath all of that, she lived a messy life. It was common to see her in public acting as if she was under the influence and there's probably a number of things that stemmed to and from that. What those things are, it doesn't matter. And it doesn't matter because I don't know what those things are.
If the media had spent more time telling the world that people like her need help instead of glamorizing such a lifestyle, we'd all see that she was truely, more of a beast than a beauty. And as the fictitious Carl Denham once said, "It was beauty killed the beast..." Why the writers of King Kong couldn't make that a complete sentence, I'll never know. But one thing I do know is that the world won't be the same without Anna Nicole Smith. I'm not saying it will be worse. I'm just saying it won't be the same.
