Starshine

Have Y’all seen the new Vanity Fair with Miley Cyrus?  Well is y’alls haven’t then heres a link to the picture that’s causing a lot of controversy for the most famous person with multiple personality disorder:

Miley’s Vanity Fair Shoot

The girl’s in a sheet!!! Who cares! She’s a little skinny but that’s about the extent of it.  Its not even sexual in anyway.  I can’t believe people are getting worked up over this.  She’s not naked, she’s a good kid, its her back that she’s showing.  You could see more of her in a gown she’d wear to an award show!! At least then you’d also see leg!  Parents are starting to whine, oh no my daughter looks up to her, and she’s a role model.

First of all your kids shouldn’t have to look outside their homes for role models, you should be their role model, if anyone, and you should lead by example and let then think for themselves and not be ready to imitate whatever pretty face they see on television.  Again, this should be a mute point.  Miley should be able to strip naked in the street, and we should not be hearing:  She’s a role model!!! OH NO!!! MY kids!!.  Instead the only problem (if she were to pose naked there would be a problem, in my opinion there’s nothing wrong with the sheet pictures) should be: she’s under 18 this is illegal!!!  My goodness! When is America gonna get it!  Teach your own children.  Teach them to be their own persons.

My friends ask me sometimes “Domi, who do you idolize?” or “If you could be anyone else who would you be?”  Honestly, and I mean HONESTLY.  Myself.  I really like myself.  I know I can get down in the dumps sometimes, and wonder why don’t I have a bf? Am I ugly? How could make that mistake…and so on, but the bottom line is:  My mother raised me to look to one person…God, and if I ever did look to a human, I didn’t have to look outside my family.  So now as an adult, I realize I am extremely beautiful, talented, and a genius.  Thanks to my family.  All kids should grow in to feeling like this.  Unfortunately there are kids whose families do not provide role models for them, but by people like me, and you, becoming mentors we can teach them that all they need is already packaged inside them…and they don’t need to aspire to be Miley Cyrus.

Still Miley is cool.  I like her and her music is good for young kids to enjoy.  So don’t go all off on the girl.  Besides she’s not gonna be a teen forever, we must allow these child stars to grown into their sexualities the same way we allow ourselves to grow into ours.  I’m sure at 21 she’s not gonna want to be little miss country girl anymore.