Freedom is my religion

I'M A SIMPLE GURL WITH SIMPLE DREAMS. IN MY SIMPLICITY MY WORKS ARE CREATED. & IN MY SIMPLICITY, DO NOT TAKE FROM ME WHAT ISN'T YOURS. ASK, A SIMPLE MIND (USUALLY) OBLIGES.

Disclaimer: All entries are solely based on the imagination, thoughts & reflection of the writer. Any resemblance to persons alive, dead, or anywhere in between is purely a guilt trip, & a coincidence.

Sunday, November 06, 2005

It’s not tough to decode Singaporean gurls.

All they typically need is money, boyfriend (well, make that a rich one) & someone or something to assure them of their looks.

That’s when the big bad wolves dominates & become the smartest predators. Obtaining pictures of gurls to post on sggirls.com suddenly became the easiest mission. All they have to do is to create a friendster account in the name of a club to house pretty gurls & hey presto! They get pictures rolling in to them without even having to beg.

It’s a trap many typical local gurls willingly fall into. They want testimonials from such so-called beauty clubs to let everyone see someone labeled them a babe. Yet how far can such testimonials bring them? Somehow they couldn’t see that taking part in such clubs doesn’t win them a 10k diamond crown & a condominium like how real beauty pageants could.

I don’t know much but it seem pretty alright for some gurls to have their photos posted on sites like sggirls.com. There’s admittedly some level of assurance when someone actually bothers to rip ur picture to post it up there but hey, is that assurance worth the humiliation to have ur pics posted together with other pornified, lowly pics? Seriously, Singaporean gurls should reorganize their priorities. Superficial beauty clubs on friendster is fine if it’s just superficial, but the unpleasant truth is u’re literally opening urself to the dangers of photo theft if u join their circle. Doubt me? Go ahead anyway & u’ll soon see the ugly side of ur, erm- beauty assurance.

True beauty doesn’t seek assurance. Besides, beauty ain’t everything & it fades over time! Why not be more practical & nurture some true friendship instead? That’s something that’ll prolly last forever.

Just a wake up call for people who’s still on the chase after the babe tag. Smarten up & do what’s right for urself, severe all ties that associates u with those clubs. What’s safer for urself is put in a pretty right in ur face manner now, I'm sure u get me? Such clubs are so ultimately passé anyway…