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If I have ten other candiates just as qualified but without the ‘Madge exposed my boob, greates thing ever!’ in their past, yes. Many people are hired for skill and fired for their personality. But sure, be PC and ignore real life.

For the most part, HR errs on the side of caution: ‘A woman who celebrated that her boob was being exposed during a show? Seems not a good fit for our office. On the the next ten candidates without online scandals...’ Mind you, her aspirations are to be a model and not an office drone and Australia is more chill than…

Age of consent? 16 in Australia. She didn’t have sex though. She’s a minor who was used as a show prop. Legally, she’s not of age until 18. And that’s why one of her parents could ‘overrule’ the teen daughter’s forgiveness.

17yrs old? Legally speaking, she can’t ‘forgive’ an event like this if the parents disagree. And her name is forever online linked to bare boob/Madonna. Good luck with the job search.

Slouch on the couch dresses - netflix chill or wedding day, why not both?

It’s target marketing. “...white marketing team’s intuition...” what kind of PC nonsense is that? I would fire any marketing team that wouldn’t do exactly that. Just imagine they hadn’t... ‘white marketing team sabotages the success of Straight Outta by NOT using target marketing. There.

I am empowered by my individuality. I am empowered by my original thoughts. I am empowered by feeling comfortable sharing my opinions. I am empowered by showing the world my feelings and not being afraid of what anyone is going to say about me. And I hope that through this platform I have been given, I can encourage…

She’s so relatable as a mom, the struggle. That’s why I read mommy blogs like hers and not gossip mags. Oh. Em. Gee.

Every time the media laments how abhorrent Trump is, they insult the people who vote for him. Freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom to vote for whomever you like—seems that people like Trump. Democracy at work.