[ SECRET POST #2641 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2641 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: Guilty pleasures - fandom edition

[diet_poison]

I've never heard anyone talk about it that way before, and I honestly think it's a pretty unfair assessment. None of the women were forced to participate - they agreed to take the challenge. And there were some good reasons for them to receive the help and correction that S&C offered. A lot of the them had self-confidence issues and used their clothes to hide (figuratively and literally); there were also women who were basically clueless about how to dress for a job or interview and it was holding them back. And they did work with them to find stuff that suited their style - they didn't just say "wear this even if you hate it".

Also, even though I'm moderately pleased with my style and wardrobe, I would take the challenge in a heartbeat to get free $5000 for clothes and lessons in how to shop and style myself from experts, even if it meant throwing most of my current wardrobe away. I like the styles S&C use, and nobody would make me wear what they picked out, either during or after the show.

Re: Guilty pleasures - fandom edition

[sarillia]

I think their attitude is even worse in cases where the women are lacking in self-confidence. But explaining why would be nothing but me projecting my own feelings onto a bunch of strangers, so I'll just say that I hope the people who went on the show enjoyed the experience.