by Donna Del Vecchio

Created on: February 02, 2010

In the grand scheme of life, does it really matter?  She is a beautiful, young girl who made a wrong decision.  She should not  be scarred for life for making a bad decision, I do not think not.

Plenty of ladies and gentlemen posed nude when they were young.  For whatever their reasons it happened and they cannot take it back.  Yet, again does it really matter.  What matters is what they made of themselves later on in life.  The sad part is what the media does when it finds out about it.  They cannot leave it alone. 

Think of all the gorgeous young ladies and men who posed for Playboy and Playgirl.  Why is that different than when the young ladies and men do it today. It is a scandal because they posed for whatever reason and it fell into the wrong hands.  Forever to be shown on the internet and every person wanting to make money off of their choices.

Fans are people who follow a celebrity and find joy in what they do.  They, unlike the media, are not trying to find fault in their idols.  They only know that their idols make them feel good about themselves.  Weather it be from watching them dance, sing, or act.  All of in our youth have done things we are not proud of.  Personally, I feel if someone decides to pose nude it is their decision and should not become a scandal and ruin their life long endeavor of fulfilling their dreams. 

If given the choice when they are older, perhaps they would not have posed nude.  They come to realize that there are cruel people looking to find flaws and ways to expose them. 

Let us remember so many that posed for Playboy.  Many become so very successful because of their gorgeous bodies.  Yet, once being exposed and we truly got to know them we realized that beauty is more than skin deep.  It was a stepping stone that led them to greater dreams and inspirations. 

Let not anyone judge what others do unless you have walked in their shoes.  If nudity was such a crime, then why has Playboy and other successful magazines continued to this day to draw attention from so many.  Nudity is not the sin, the sin is how people expose and exploit the young ladies and men who maybe at the time thought it was the right thing to do. 

Youth is wasted on the young, but people of wisdom should know that they too could have done the same in their own time of teenage years.

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