I wouldn’t really call this a feminist move, but I can see how modeling could be more sexist than acting. (And the only movie that I know Cara has been in is Paper Towns, which I have not seen but know is a John Green movie, so I’m sure it’s pretty mild.) I thought her quote was interesting.

Right. And not only that. But she really probably just should have quit, right? When the abuse started, I mean. She didn’t have to be there, and she was just looking for fame anyway, and everyone knows it’s a dangerous industry. That she didn’t walk away really means it can’t have been that bad. It only caused her to…

Right. Because she could have quit her job. Because a young woman who is already wealthy has no desire to remain in employment, or follow her passions, or do as she’s told, and wouldn’t ever ever feel obliged to put up with an abusive situation for any of the hundreds of reasons someone might do so that aren’t about…

And you’re a victim blamer. You cannot possibly mount a defense of what you said, and so you haven’t tried. You victim blamed, period. You said if she was being harassed then she should have just quit. Literally that is what you said.

So in other words not only are you a pedant who draws attention to typos in online arguments, but you’re a total victim blamer to boot.

You said Carla Delevigne hardly needs our pity because she’s wealthy. What a crock of shit. I have compassion for anyone who experiences sexual violence. All she did was go to work, and she seemingly experienced such a high degree of abuse that it caused her to have a painful, stress related skin condition. Her…

There once was a model named Cara
Whose eyebrows defined a fashion era
She quite modeling
To go feministing
And everyone said “how do you dare, ya”

I did not grow up affluent, and I’m still not. But material comfort is such a curve. I moved home for awhile for financial reasons and depression reasons and in hindsight I realize how lucky I was: that my parents home was big enough to house me, and that our relationship, while not perfect, was more helpful than…

How am I ‘unthinking’? I think therefore I am convinced you’re a mean spirited cunt.

I don’t know her and neither do you. She’s not my hero, and you’re still a cunt.

I mean, maybe. Honestly, I’m not really offended, just confused by the tone. I guess it just seems click-baity, which if it is, then I suppose it worked, I clicked.

Young woman changes career path because of health reasons and personal feelings about sexualization in the modeling industry, and we mock her for it?

So somebody quits modeling, having claimed to have been subjected to sexual harassment and sexism (at the very least) and you respond by being a total fucking cunt. Is that it?

Yeah but she is good looking and I'm not so I can't feel sorry for her as another human being. Welcome to the Internet

Psoriasis is pure hell. Unadulterated hell. If she has any, she has suffered rejection and torment.

I am a bit baffled by the rather passive-agressive tone of the article. Am i suppose to be happy for her?...or should i feel scorn? I really get both vibe here.

I like her, she seems really clever and was always keen to not come off as ‘just’ a model and show her personality. Really not enjoying this snarky article about a young woman using her position and privilege to highlight the problem of sexual harassment in the modeling industry.

No, we liked her for a second, so now she must be torn down.

shouldnt you be like, you know, commending her for her decision, or has she does she still not live up the the ever-changing jezebel standard of feminism

Doesn’t cost much nowadays to make a video like that, though the equipment can exceed thousands of dollars the production itself won’t. A drone for the aerial shots, a Steadicam for the smooth walking and panning shots, and the camera for shooting. Post processing can be done on a computer that I’m sure many of them…