Hot Girls with Jealousy/Self-Esteem Issues
I just read a review response which prompted me to again ponder the below:"Why do some hot girls seem to have a greater level of jealousy/weak self-esteem than less attractive women?"
Is it because:
1-They put a lot of effort into looking as they do, and therefore get upset when there is no payoff?
2-They feel entitled to certain things simply because they are attractive?
3-Certain cultures breed jealousy?
In the review response that I read, it was proposed that if a girl is Brazilian, she would have been outspoken about a guy choosing another girl over her. I've also seen indications of such jealousy on various reality TV shows.
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There's probably a ton of other plausible explanations too.
The math: flaws are so conspicuous today (they’re likely not, in reality) + the pressure to maintain that lofty hot status = insecurity (if they are strippers, add in partial insecurity already).
But generally, stripper "jealousy" is in truth a hard-sell tactic. If they're your favorite, they want you to fear they'll cut you off if you spend with any dancer but them. Wisely or not, they're betting this won't cause you to unfavorite them.
There are many that have set their expectations way too high, and many of those who have, are still in their 40s living in a 1 bedroom apartment, never married, because they dumped the guy they were dating because he drove an E Class instead of a S Class.
1- a litttle chubby and never sells rooms
2- had three kids from two different men and neither one of them are with her. she also looks miserable to be at work.
3- not sure wtf her deal is. out of the three, she’s actually really pretty but she’s covered in tattoos but also doesn’t sell rooms and she collects taxidermy. so that just screams mental illness to me.
sorry if this is a man discussion but if i’m being honest only one of these girls is actually prettier than me but she just can’t sell. when i make more money that’s why they’re jealous.