article_snippet.sent: From my experience, most women would rather strut out in public as naked as the day most women were born than  freely admit that not only are most women good-looking, but most women’re also (whisper it) beautiful.
article_snippet.sent: If women don’t fit in with women (usually older, fatter, less attractive) female peers, then those who are good-looking won’t get hired for jobs by the fairer sex; those who are good-looking careers will stall if those who are good-looking boss is female and those who are good-looking’ll routinely receive those who are good-looking P45 for nothing more heinous than boasting a lovely smile.
article_snippet.sent: And this is what really exasperates me: this isn’t society that won’t let us admit that us’re beautiful
article_snippet.sent: It's little wonder so many of the fairer sex refuse to acknowledge that the fairer sex are good-looking, which is ironic because so many do it in private – behind the anonymity of social media.
article_snippet.sent: I look good’ means we risk incurring the wrath of other women.
article_snippet.sent: In 2015, we desperately need a seismic shift in female societal thinking so that women can say loud and proud that women’re beautiful - and not fear reprisals.
highlights_snippet.sent: Author of 'Why women hate me for being beautiful' article speaks out .
  