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14 year old 'flaunts' her 'womanly curves' in Daily Mail
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Oh Daily Mail sidebar of shame
Your hypocrisy is showing again
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2226294/Halloween-2012-Elle-Fanning-shows-womanly-curves-backless-dress-New-Yorks-Statue-Liberty-outfit-Halloween.html
Your hypocrisy is showing again
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2226294/Halloween-2012-Elle-Fanning-shows-womanly-curves-backless-dress-New-Yorks-Statue-Liberty-outfit-Halloween.html
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They're just a bunch of nonces! :rolleyes:
Not the point, she's a child.
I don't think that's QUITE what the OP was getting at...
Yes it is - she looks ill in my opinion - she should be at home with her family eating decent meals & hanging around with school friends not being at all these fancy parties where she will probably be told she is too fat & needs to lose weight etc its disgusting!!
DM know that some warped men are attracted to precisely that though, and they are 'feeding' them titbits of girls with their paper.
Who else cares about a 14 year old having curves?
This article is actually more sinister than people realise.:rolleyes:
Stop fantasising, you have no idea how often she is at home eating meals, or what people say to her at those parties.
The point is The Mail, the supposed last bastion against immorality, is taking part in the lurid objectification of an under aged girl.
Yeah cause the fashion world & celebrity world isn't fascinated about how people look & I've made that all up in my tiny little mind:rolleyes:
Reminds me of something Emma Watson was talking about though. She hated all the fame and objectification, she said nobody said a thing like that until she was 16 and then apparently was "fair game", she said she found the whole thing really stupid. I agree with her.
Children should be allowed to be children - there should be a law with a minimum age for children to start modelling,acting etc etc kids are growing up to quickly nowadays
Well actually you have, you have no idea what goes on in her day to day life. It's that kind of fantasy narrative that sells celebrity crap like this.
I think the question we really need to ask is who is looking after this childs interests and allowing her to dress in this way at such a young age?
She didn't label herself as "flaunting her womanly curves" though did she? The Daily Mail did.
It's funny when you type into Google "Daily Mail" and "Paedos": http://www.google.co.uk/#hl=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=daily+mail+paedos&oq=daily+mail+paedos&gs_l=hp.3..0i22.351768.354130.0.354224.17.14.0.3.3.3.471.2477.4j7j0j1j2.14.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.1.mnUW8vUD2go&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.&fp=4b4dc06b0214f5a3&bpcl=37189454&biw=1024&bih=653
I suspect this obsession with paedophiles is a cover for their own obsession with sexualising children.
http://www.anorak.co.uk/309567/celebrities/has-chloe-moretz-turned-daily-mail-writers-into-paedos.html/
http://www.anorak.co.uk/335757/celebrities/daily-mail-hates-paedophiles-loves-underage-chloe-moretz.html/
It's always the ones who scream about it the most that have so much to hide.
I don't read the crappy newspaper that this story has come from
yes I was guessing as to wether she eats properly or wether she is to Told stuff by other people but she just doesn't look healthy at all & it's scary to think people in a few years will probably tell her she needs to lose weight or possibly have surgery to get far in the industry
Is this law a global law as the last time I looked Elle Fanning was an American in America.
Perhaps the media and the Mail in particular - who seem somewhat confused as to what line to take with under age girls when walking between Savile and salaciousness - could perhaps stop using loaded language when chosing to cover these stories.
Phrases like "The 14-year-old took to Instagram to share a photograph of her Halloween outfit and wasn’t afraid to flaunt her curves for the camera" and "Elle was a posing professional as she wore a metallic maxi dress which looked rather demure at first glance. Although it covered up her chest area and thighs, the design featured a high split which allowed her to pop her leg out of the side. When she turned around, flesh was on show as the cut-out material scooped to just above her derriere and featured clasps which fastened at the centre of her beck."
It's just a bit, well, creepy and ill-thought out. Especially when you get comments underneath the article like "She's not a child, she's a woman, she's almost 15 for goodness sake"
She looks totally normal to me. Does thin = not healthy to you then? I'm naturally skinny and perfectly healthy.
She just looks a little too skinny for me but it might be also because she is very pale - a little colour to her & she will probably look a lot healthier