Teen Bride Courtney Stodden Claims to be a Victim of her own Beauty

I honestly don’t even know where to start with this. When I heard about this article based on Courtney Stodden I rolled my eyes. We all know about this girl so I will not get into the obvious, all I will say is that I believe she does everything she does purely for attention. Courtney says that women are only mad at her because she is so beautiful. I was always taught that beauty comes from within, not whats on the outside. For me the reason that Courtney irritates me is because she has no respect for herself. I feel like she sets women back decades and the way that she dresses is just inconceivable. I feel like she dresses and acts the way she does to get male attention, that she has low self esteem and doesn’t think much of herself. But that’s just my opinion. I think as a woman you should have more respect for yourself and wear clothes that leave more to the imagination. Also the picture on the left is of Courtney shopping with her mom. Teen Bride Courtney Stodden has continued to dominate the headlines in 2012 following her controversial marriage last year to then-52-year-old actor Doug Hutchison. And as 2013 approaches, Courtney says she has no intention of disappearing from the public spotlight. “Courtney is the new Anna Nicole Smith, without the drugs,” Courtney’s mom Krista Stodden tells The Huffington Post. “Everyone wants to be like Marilyn Monroe, but with Courtney the beauty comes from within — like Pam Anderson and Farrah Fawcett.” Refusing to acknowledge that for every Marilyn, there are thousands of young ladies who disappear from the spotlight, Krista says she is confident that her daughter is something very special. “It won’t be 15 minutes of fame because it’s an evergreen story. Courtney is so intriguing; she’s almost an addiction for people. Her light shines. When she walks into an event, it’s incredible, as her mom and manager, to watch the reaction from people. There are so many horrible things we read, but when people meet her in person is so rewarding,” she says. “Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful,” Courtney tells The Huffington Post in a statement issued by her manager. “Women can be sexy and beautiful; I know it makes a lot of women mad.” Krista adds, “She’s a victim of her own beauty. We need to understand all kinds of discrimination. It’s very sad.” Courtney hopes 2013 will bring her a successful music career and more opportunities in reality TV, her mother said.