Post by ForgottenOne on Oct 30, 2013 0:56:18 GMT -5
Ive only been on anti-Madonna sites (flea dips and this one) for a year and this is probably the 5th or 6th time that Ive seen "never before seen photos" of the hag in that year alone.
Was Whoredonna that desperately in need of money and attention that she needed to pose for so many photoshoots?
Or maybe she's just a big slut who thinks she's coming off as "hot and sexy" but instead looks so ugly and manly.
Photos of 18-Year-Old Madonna Go Up for Auction—Take a Peek Right Here
THe article also has more PROOF that Dumbdonna acting like a slut it not for "feminism" but rather to make money.
Was Whoredonna that desperately in need of money and attention that she needed to pose for so many photoshoots?
Or maybe she's just a big slut who thinks she's coming off as "hot and sexy" but instead looks so ugly and manly.
Photos of 18-Year-Old Madonna Go Up for Auction—Take a Peek Right Here
THe article also has more PROOF that Dumbdonna acting like a slut it not for "feminism" but rather to make money.
Madonna has historically seemed comfortable using her body to its utmost capacity to titillate and/or start a conversation, be it onstage or through projects like her controversial, explicit and best-selling 1992 photo book se.x.
"Madonna has acknowledged in past interviews that she did pose nude for art classes when she was a model," her rep said in a statement in response to the auction news, per London's Daily Mail. "Her feeling is she's never done anything she's ashamed of."
"She is someone who has a highly charged sexuality, and, unlike most people, she neither disguises it nor is ashamed of it," Nicholas Callaway of Callaway Editions Inc., which published se.x, told Vanity Fair in 1992. "She exhibits, explores, and displays it, and feels no compunction about doing so publicly. She also realizes it can be very profitable."
"Madonna has acknowledged in past interviews that she did pose nude for art classes when she was a model," her rep said in a statement in response to the auction news, per London's Daily Mail. "Her feeling is she's never done anything she's ashamed of."
"She is someone who has a highly charged sexuality, and, unlike most people, she neither disguises it nor is ashamed of it," Nicholas Callaway of Callaway Editions Inc., which published se.x, told Vanity Fair in 1992. "She exhibits, explores, and displays it, and feels no compunction about doing so publicly. She also realizes it can be very profitable."
