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Thread started 04/22/08 3:49pm

KidaSaurusRx

I would love your opinion......

would you think i was a bad mom for wanting my daughter to be a model. she's 16 and beautiful...( to most ).

It's one thing for me to be a photowhore, but would it be wrong to allow her to get paid for it???

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Reply #1 posted 04/22/08 3:51pm

Anxiety

does she WANT to?

if so, then sure. but get her some training first and don't skimp on the portfolio shots. do it right or don't do it at all. it's an investment!
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Reply #2 posted 04/22/08 3:53pm

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She's 16 right??

I think she has the free will and the right to decide if she wants to be a model.

Let her get her education and a great job.
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Reply #3 posted 04/22/08 3:53pm

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I think she should want to. You can encourage her, but it ought to be her decision. Modeling isn't easy nor is it for everyone.

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Reply #4 posted 04/22/08 3:58pm

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superspaceboy said:

I think she should want to. You can encourage her, but it ought to be her decision. Modeling isn't easy nor is it for everyone.


And it does not last forever. You have to be as good as Iman.
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Reply #5 posted 04/22/08 4:01pm

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luv4u said:

superspaceboy said:

I think she should want to. You can encourage her, but it ought to be her decision. Modeling isn't easy nor is it for everyone.


And it does not last forever. You have to be as good as Iman.


SHe'd almost have to start NOW.

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Reply #6 posted 04/22/08 4:01pm

Ace

KidaSaurusRx said:

would you think i was a bad mom for wanting my daughter to be a model. she's 16 and beautiful...( to most ).

It's one thing for me to be a photowhore, but would it be wrong to allow her to get paid for it???


It's not a good life (unless you're the one-in-a-zillion who becomes an icon - even then, I wouldn't want an existence where people would constantly be staring at me and/or hassling me). Rampant drugs; older dudes preying on you; "career" usually over within years.

Seen it from the inside and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
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Reply #7 posted 04/22/08 4:03pm

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No ... It's not wrong IMHO ...

...As long as you support, guide and manage her until she is absolutely sure of her own decisions

I respect you for supporting your children as long as it is their chosen path nod


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Reply #8 posted 04/22/08 4:03pm

KidaSaurusRx

luv4u said:

superspaceboy said:

I think she should want to. You can encourage her, but it ought to be her decision. Modeling isn't easy nor is it for everyone.


And it does not last forever. You have to be as good as Iman.




...ya know??? lol

I think, if she'd like, Ill encourage her to approach it as a hobby or sumthing to pay for her own grad present or sumthin.



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Reply #9 posted 04/22/08 4:04pm

Anxiety

Ace said:

KidaSaurusRx said:

would you think i was a bad mom for wanting my daughter to be a model. she's 16 and beautiful...( to most ).

It's one thing for me to be a photowhore, but would it be wrong to allow her to get paid for it???


It's not a good life (unless you're the one-in-a-zillion who becomes an icon - even then, I wouldn't want an existence where people would constantly be staring at me and/or hassling me). Rampant drugs; older dudes preying on you; "career" usually over within years.

Seen it from the inside and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


you could probably have a good career in modelling without aiming for the "big time" work. i'm sure there's a lot of really good paying work that may not be the most glamorous gigs in the world, but when you're getting paid good money to stand around and be gorgeous for a few hours, does it REALLY matter if your job is at a milan catwalk or for a true value hardware catalog? lol
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Reply #10 posted 04/22/08 4:06pm

KidaSaurusRx

superspaceboy said:

I think she should want to. You can encourage her, but it ought to be her decision. Modeling isn't easy nor is it for everyone.



even for kids????? I'm thinking, sears catalog or target weekly circular or sumthin
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Reply #11 posted 04/22/08 4:08pm

KidaSaurusRx

Anxiety said:

Ace said:


It's not a good life (unless you're the one-in-a-zillion who becomes an icon - even then, I wouldn't want an existence where people would constantly be staring at me and/or hassling me). Rampant drugs; older dudes preying on you; "career" usually over within years.

Seen it from the inside and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


you could probably have a good career in modelling without aiming for the "big time" work. i'm sure there's a lot of really good paying work that may not be the most glamorous gigs in the world, but when you're getting paid good money to stand around and be gorgeous for a few hours, does it REALLY matter if your job is at a milan catwalk or for a true value hardware catalog? lol





...you know????? lol true value / home depot is just alright with me...


might get lucky and do a bloomindales circular..... lol
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Reply #12 posted 04/22/08 4:08pm

Ace

luv4u said:

She's 16 right??

I think she has the free will and the right to decide if she wants to be a model.

I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).
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Reply #13 posted 04/22/08 4:10pm

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Anxiety said:

Ace said:


It's not a good life (unless you're the one-in-a-zillion who becomes an icon - even then, I wouldn't want an existence where people would constantly be staring at me and/or hassling me). Rampant drugs; older dudes preying on you; "career" usually over within years.

Seen it from the inside and wouldn't recommend it to anyone.


you could probably have a good career in modelling without aiming for the "big time" work. i'm sure there's a lot of really good paying work that may not be the most glamorous gigs in the world, but when you're getting paid good money to stand around and be gorgeous for a few hours, does it REALLY matter if your job is at a milan catwalk or for a true value hardware catalog? lol

If she has a marketable look, she'll be approached by agents and the temptation will be very great.
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Reply #14 posted 04/22/08 4:10pm

Anxiety

KidaSaurusRx said:

Anxiety said:



you could probably have a good career in modelling without aiming for the "big time" work. i'm sure there's a lot of really good paying work that may not be the most glamorous gigs in the world, but when you're getting paid good money to stand around and be gorgeous for a few hours, does it REALLY matter if your job is at a milan catwalk or for a true value hardware catalog? lol





...you know????? lol true value / home depot is just alright with me...


might get lucky and do a bloomindales circular..... lol


hey, and you know, those ads are portfolio fodder. if she gets those jobs, she has something to show when she wants to try for bigger/better jobs. meanwhile, it's not bad money!
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Reply #15 posted 04/22/08 4:10pm

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If it's something she wants to do, at 16, then I say let her do it.

My son has been "scouted" since he was an infant, but I never felt quite right about it so I always said "no"...but if he still gets a lot of interest when he is at an age where he can decide he wants to do it or can tell me that he wants to stop if he does end up doing it, I'm gonna finally say yes.
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Reply #16 posted 04/22/08 4:11pm

Ace

Anxiety said:

KidaSaurusRx said:






...you know????? lol true value / home depot is just alright with me...


might get lucky and do a bloomindales circular..... lol


hey, and you know, those ads are portfolio fodder. if she gets those jobs, she has something to show when she wants to try for bigger/better jobs. meanwhile, it's not bad money!

And they let you have cats? disbelief
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Reply #17 posted 04/22/08 4:12pm

KidaSaurusRx

Ace said:

Anxiety said:



you could probably have a good career in modelling without aiming for the "big time" work. i'm sure there's a lot of really good paying work that may not be the most glamorous gigs in the world, but when you're getting paid good money to stand around and be gorgeous for a few hours, does it REALLY matter if your job is at a milan catwalk or for a true value hardware catalog? lol

If she has a marketable look, she'll be approached by agents and the temptation will be very great.



Her mother is a retard tho, and she ust ain't gon allow her to GET PLAYED! ! ! ! ! lol rolleyes .....dayum stalkers
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Reply #18 posted 04/22/08 4:14pm

Ace

KidaSaurusRx said:

Ace said:


If she has a marketable look, she'll be approached by agents and the temptation will be very great.



Her mother is a retard tho, and she ust ain't gon allow her to GET PLAYED! ! ! ! ! lol rolleyes .....dayum stalkers

When she comes to you and says, "_____ wants to rep me!!!", will you tell her no dice?
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Reply #19 posted 04/22/08 4:15pm

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Ace said:

luv4u said:

She's 16 right??

I think she has the free will and the right to decide if she wants to be a model.

I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).


And what then after the model assignments stop coming in? What then?

Finish school go to unversity and get an eduation thumbs up!
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Reply #20 posted 04/22/08 4:17pm

Ace

luv4u said:

Ace said:


I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).


And what then after the model assignments stop coming in? What then?

Finish school go to unversity and get an eduation thumbs up!

thumbs up!
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Reply #21 posted 04/22/08 4:19pm

KidaSaurusRx

Ace said:

KidaSaurusRx said:




Her mother is a retard tho, and she ust ain't gon allow her to GET PLAYED! ! ! ! ! lol rolleyes .....dayum stalkers

When she comes to you and says, "_____ wants to rep me!!!", will you tell her no dice?



do you think they wouldn't consider her knowing where she needs to go with that?????
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Reply #22 posted 04/22/08 4:19pm

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Ace said:

luv4u said:

She's 16 right??

I think she has the free will and the right to decide if she wants to be a model.

I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).


whofarted
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Reply #23 posted 04/22/08 4:21pm

KidaSaurusRx

luv4u said:

Ace said:


I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).


And what then after the model assignments stop coming in? What then?

Finish school go to unversity and get an eduation thumbs up!



you got that right luv.... thumbs up!


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Reply #24 posted 04/22/08 4:24pm

Ace

KidaSaurusRx said:

Ace said:


When she comes to you and says, "_____ wants to rep me!!!", will you tell her no dice?



do you think they wouldn't consider her knowing where she needs to go with that?????

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Reply #25 posted 04/22/08 4:25pm

Ace

JustErin said:

Ace said:


I've personally come to the belief that no one under 35 should be making any decision that could burden them for the rest of his/her life (e.g. deciding on a career that could make it impossible to lead a normal life later on).


whofarted

What are you whofarted ing about?
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Reply #26 posted 04/22/08 4:31pm

KidaSaurusRx

Ace said:

JustErin said:



whofarted

What are you whofarted ing about?




no, lol what i'm saying is, as long as they considered that she really doesn't want to be a supermodel.

if they came and said, wow, we need you to go to paris...how many once in a lifetime oportunites do you get?????


the game stops i guess when you stop it.
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Reply #27 posted 04/22/08 4:31pm

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Ace said:

JustErin said:



whofarted

What are you whofarted ing about?


Life is all about taking on burdens, taking risks.

I don't think that a modeling career makes it impossible to live a normal life later in life. A person can always go to school once their modeling career is over. It's not like, oops...it's over, now you can't do anything else with your life.
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Reply #28 posted 04/22/08 4:38pm

KidaSaurusRx

JustErin said:

Ace said:


What are you whofarted ing about?


Life is all about taking on burdens, taking risks.

I don't think that a modeling career makes it impossible to live a normal life later in life. A person can always go to school once their modeling career is over. It's not like, oops...it's over, now you can't do anything else with your life.
[Edited 4/22/08 16:31pm]



been there, done that, I like being bored. I want to be there, whenever i can be for my kid so she wont get taken for a fool.


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Reply #29 posted 04/22/08 4:40pm

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only if she wants to do it.

I modeled locally doing the mall fashion shows. Its not as fun as you think lol
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