
A month ago there were reports that Jessica Simpson was shopping around a reality series called “The Price of Beauty,” in which Simpson would visit other cultures and explore what women do to fit different ideals of beauty. Well, VH1 — kingpin of tasteful reality TV — greenlit the project.
“I have always believed that beauty comes from within and confidence will always make a woman beautiful, but I know how much pressure some women put on themselves to look perfect.”
…said the petite blonde with large breasts who rose to stardom because of her looks.
Imagine if you had a job and everyone thought you were great at it, then you messed up and got fired, then you decided to make a TV show called “Why People in Other Cultures are Unfairly Fired.” That’s what this is, except it’s about Jessica Simpson’s hurt feelings because she wore clothes that made her look fat.
Listen, I don’t want to take away from the fact that society DOES place pressure on women to look good, and it IS unfair. But you know who it’s not unfair to? Beautiful wealthy people who don’t work long hours in an office and can hire a personal trainer to go with them wherever they travel. Sorry Jess, the Internet is fresh outta sympathy today.









Amen.
Also, I call “Vanity Project” as the name of my band once I reach celebrity status.
I say she quits the show when she goes to some African countries.
Jessica: I have to wear make up and not be fat for beauty.
African: I have to have the perfect female circumcision.
“Sorry Jess, the Internet is fresh outta sympathy today.”
Not boners though.
There is nothing more disgusting that seeing veins on titties.