And It's Over.

No, your eyes aren't fooling you; this a new post. How exciting!

Well, these past few weeks haven't been too exciting for me. School started in September and, as a junior, I "ought to get serious"! The most exciting news was my brother throwing a ball on my Ancient Greek teacher - and that only happened today!

Over these few weeks, I've been wondering about MSW. Considering the substantial amount of begging and pleading, I figured the trend had died down and people had simply stopped caring.

And this is what actually happened. Say hello to MSW 2011, Ceren.gk (and the runner-ups, for whom I don't give a shit).

Meh, honestly. I am underwhelmed. The winner seems basic enough to me. If anything, I'd love to see someone like Undamyumbrellla win; she's super original and fun albeit slightly batshit crazy.

So, how many people do you think voted for her in the final round?

The answer is 37,827. Or, at least, that's the number of votes. That seems kind of low to me. I mean, you can have only so many visitors, but Stardoll is a ginormously successful website, with more than 100,000,000 members worldwide -though, I am certain most of them have at least one spare account. Wouldn't that mean that MSW underperformed?

Can't say I complain, though. MSW is a piece of garbage that only reinforces sexist stereotypes and the bad kind of competition between young - and impressionable -  girls. Call me an annoying feminist, I don't give a shit. MSW is rubbish either way, anyway.

Britta Perry tyfyt.

When Life Imitates Life

Virtual life, that is.

I am well aware that this is old news already, but I just had to post yet another essay about something, well, completely pointless. Oh well, at least my writing skills will improve. You mad?

Anyway, back to our subject. A couple of weeks ago, I came across this. I have to admit it, that spoiler is quite intriguing. The idea, not so much. Playboy is a degrading concept towards women to begin with, and, before you call me prude, nudity isn't always considered an art. Using art as an excuse for presenting women as a piece of meat is beyond deplorable.

And, as if one Stardoll Playboy magazine wasn't enough, this happened.

The graphic itself is quite impressive, especially taking into consideration the fact that anyone who has such an idea is most likely a moron with too much time on their hands. What deranges me the most, though, is the fact that - according to this masterpiece's creator - a project like that is acceptable because it has good graphics.

Nudity is not an uncommon concept, here in Dollywood. From Style_Magazine's controversial banner for It's Stardoll Gossip B!tch, to UndaMyUmbrellla's infamous nipple dress, it is quite common. I personally found both above mentioned ventures quite tasteful. 

There is nothing tasteful about Playboy. Neither the real one nor its poor virtual imitation.