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"British woman Samantha Brick, who recently wrote an article about the curse of being so beautiful in the Daily Mail, went on an English talk show to try and explain her article. What the experts on the show argued back to Brick, of course, was not that women are offended that she is beautiful, but they are offended that she says she is so beautiful\u2014and that they would have a problem with that. Watch the video:      &amp;quot;I think that has been the main thing with women, certainly my friends and women I&amp;#039;ve talked to, it&amp;#039;s the fact that you say women don&amp;#039;t like you. Maybe it&amp;#039;s the fact that you say you&amp;#039;re beautiful. It&amp;#039;s one thing to think you&amp;#039;re attractive, but to actually come out loud and say it; to put it in print and say &amp;quot;I am a beautiful woman,&amp;quot; does have a certain arrogance about it. And then I thought, well is it that we don&amp;#039;t like beautiful women? We don&amp;#039;t like arrogant women, or men actually,&amp;quot; the shows female anchor says. Right-O! I say. Samantha Brick is a perfectly attractive woman. Not strikingly so, but she&amp;#039;s pretty and pleasant enough looking. But to be willing to say &amp;quot;I am beautiful&amp;quot; suggests that when she is around women she is probably that woman who ACTS like she is more beautiful than them and what kind of a person is that to be around? What do you think? Do you think women really don&amp;#039;t like her because of her looks or because of her opinion about her looks? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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