In a recent opinion piece in the Mail, Brick wrote that her natural good looks and shiny blonde hair bring her more attention (both good and bad) than most normal-looking people ever receive.Twitter
In a recent opinion piece in the Mail, Brick wrote that her natural good looks and shiny blonde hair bring her more attention (both good and bad) than most normal-looking people ever receive.TwitterIn a recent opinion piece published in British tabloid, The Daily Mail, Brick wrote that her natural good looks and shiny blonde hair bring her more attention (both the good and bad kind) than most normal looking people ever receive.Twitter'While I’m no Elle Macpherson, I’m tall, slim, blonde and, so I’m often told, a good-looking woman. I know how lucky I am. But there are downsides to being pretty — the main one being that other women hate me for no other reason than my lovely looks.'samanthabrick.com"After entering puberty the weight dropped, the spots were controlled and the hair was dyed blonde. When you've been the ugly duckling, you notice when the world deems you a swan."samanthabrick.com"I’ve always dressed with the express intention to please and gratify my male bosses in the workplace."dailymail.co.uk"By the age of 30 I had a three-quarter-of-a-million-pound house, a Mercedes convertible (and a Mercedes estate for when I took my dogs out), a walk-in dressing room crammed with clothes that Carrie Bradshaw would be envious of — oh, and I had a generous six-figure salary and a high-ranking position in my chosen industry."dailymail.co.uk"Happily married for three years, I’m sexually attentive to my husband and in return I know I can splurge in the Mac make-up store or online at net-a-porter without guilt — I don’t have to justify or even hide my purchases."ebonybay.com"If you're a woman reading this, I'd hazard that you've already formed your own opinion about me -- and it won't be flattering." - Samantha Brick, Daily Maildailymail.co.uk
Daily Mail journalist Samantha Brick has become the victim of global ridicule after writing an article claiming that women hated her for being "so beautiful".
In the article "There are downsides to looking this pretty", the 41-year-old blonde claimed that because of her looks she had lost women friends.
She said in her bizarre article she was "probably one of very few women entering her fifth decade welcoming the decline of my looks" and sighed: "I can't wait for the wrinkles and the grey hair that will help me blend into the background."
Brick went on to detail her effect on the opposite sex by insisting that men often showered her with gifts including champagne, flowers, train tickets - and compliments.
However, her online confessional published on the Daily Mail website, caused a backlash and opened her up to a barrage of online mockery and taunts.
Her article became an Internet sensation with thousands of comments posted on the site.
Disgusted commentators who branded her as "delusional" also took to the web to express their opinion on her "lovely Looks".
She soon began trending on Twitter as users and even celebrities weighed in.
One user named @LouiseStewart wrote: "The realisation that I'm not pretty enough to have my female friends hate me just hit me like a ton of Samantha Bricks:"
While DJ Lauren Laverne tweeted: "Why do people write articles like this? And why am I reading it?"
However, according to Brick, a former television reporter, she expected the criticism, and attributed the angry backlash again to jealousy. No surprises there then.
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