Okay, I know, I know. Some of you might be rolling your eyes already, but hear me out. It’s honestly so tiring being this gorgeous all the time. Like, seriously—every time I step outside, it's like I can't even walk down the street without getting stared at. Don't get me wrong, I love being beautiful, but sometimes I just want to be me—you know, the girl who doesn't have to constantly deal with people commenting on her looks or treating her like she’s only her body.
And I swear, if one more person calls me a "bimbo," I might actually lose it. I get it, the black hair, the big boobs, the fake tan—it’s all part of the aesthetic. But like, why does it always have to be reduced to a stereotype? Being a bimbo isn’t just about being hot or “dumb,” it’s about confidence, owning who you are, and doing whatever makes you feel amazing, no matter what anyone else thinks.
Sometimes I feel like people forget that I’m actually a person and not just an Instagram filter or a walking fantasy. It's like, yes, I’m here for the glam, the high heels, the hair, and the makeup, but I’m also someone who can hold a conversation, make decisions, and actually have a sense of humor about the whole thing. Being a "bimbo" should be about embracing your confidence and femininity without being reduced to a cartoon character, you know?
I’m honestly just tired of the labels. Why can't I be beautiful, confident, AND smart? Why is it so hard for people to see beyond the surface and appreciate the whole package?
Anyway, rant over. Just needed to vent. If anyone else feels me, let’s talk about how exhausting it is to look this good and still be taken seriously
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