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Her name is Xenia Florence Gabriela Sophie Iris, and she is the Princess Princess of Saxony.
Who even knew they had a royal family?
not me.
So it turns out that there is such a family, and this rather anonymous Saxon princess, who has the longest name in the world not including titles of nobility, has been trying for years to break through as a singer, or a reality star, no matter the names - finally managed to get respectable coverage all over the world as "the first princess In the world she posed for the cover of Playboy."
"I was on several reality shows, and I was the only one who didn't do anything to her body," she shared in her interview with Playboy, "other women, some of whom have undergone many surgeries, said something that I can't compete with them."
She admits that they almost made her give in to the "pressure" to undergo plastic surgery.
Ksenia doesn't rest too much and is always busy with some project.
She even published a biography, Xenia: The Life of a Princess in the 21st Century, about which Maria Emanuel, Margrave of Meissen, a member of her family, told the German newspaper Bild: "She is nothing, she cannot have a biography. This thing is A terrible forgery, unfortunate for the 1,000-year-old House of Vatin."
"Until now I'm shaking" she recognized her husband in the background of an old selfie she took,
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"The king was proud"
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However, the princess told Playboy that she "feels" that the late king of Saxony, who has been dead since 1932 and to whom she always had a "special connection" would have approved and supported her magazine shoots "He was described to me as a humorist and a man full of love. He would certainly have approved of that." .
She also offensively claimed that she never paid too much attention to how she looked and even stated that "I like my body best when it works and I'm pain-free," she said and added, "I've never determined how much I love myself based on my appearance."
Okay, princess, I believe you think so - but just so you know that your Instagram feed, and in fact everything you've done in your life says exactly the opposite - that a lot of her self-worth is related to how she looks, and it's a shame, because I have no doubt that she has more things to offer, just that they require more investment.
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By the way, she really tried to develop a musical career for herself, there are two of her songs on Spotify that received several thousand plays.
They are not very good, but she has a pleasant voice, and there is a situation where she could take herself forward with the right professionals.
But what - it's more difficult, it's work, it's a lot of disappointments, dealing with failures, and the result is not guaranteed either.
You might try for years and in the end you won't be a famous singer.
Not so with boobs.
Boobs always work.
And so the 37-year-old princess decided that she had had enough.
Instead of trying to search for meaning or to be famous in all possible ways - for a woman who looks great, the body is still the most available quality, and the easiest to use.
Lips, breasts, ass.
Nice background, this or that outfit - photo.
easy.
Maybe she felt she had no choice.
After all the failed attempts, when you want to break the barrier of anonymity, boobs are always a bunker, especially if they're on the cover of Playboy, especially if you have a blemish or two that you can hide behind and claim female empowerment.
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Anyway, I can understand her, trying to make something of yourself can be very exhausting, and why not use your assets if you already have them?
Why not actually be the first princess to pose for Playboy?
It is not that there is a moral problem with it.
On the other hand, it cannot be denied that Playboy is the world's most popular magazine, which has done terrible damage to women, and in my opinion should have been closed a long time ago - it is amazing that the angels of Victoria's Secret are not politically correct, and Playboy is still printed and sold as if there had never been Harvey Weinstein.
WTF?
There is a situation where I am conservative.
After all, they all do it - it's a completely normal practice for women of all ages, to expose themselves in order to achieve goals.
But it disgusts me - unless the goal is related to how you look.
If the goal is to be a model - by all means, take pictures all day with minimal clothes to show what you have to offer.
If the career you want is not related to external appearance (although everything is related to external appearance if you are a woman) - then it is just pathetic.
Enough, tired of seeing this.
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I am one of those who think that you should have talent or ability beyond how you look (as mentioned unless you are a model) and that just exposing your body in all kinds of media is not a way to make a career.
I also think that "being famous" is not a worthy goal in itself.
"You don't have to adapt to trends or undergo surgery just to please someone," the princess told Playboy magazine, insisting on justifying the move "I have stretch marks and I'm proud to show them," she adds, emphasizing that she is used to constantly fighting against prejudices of People because of her aristocratic origin and the way she looks, and that the desire to be an ordinary woman accompanies her every day of her life, so she claims, while at the same time she moves from reality show to reality show.
But Playboy?
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In my opinion, the only thing that still holds this magazine in the age of political correctness is the fact that it is very old, and therefore it is given the discounts that are given to "classics".
But it is not really a respectable magazine.
It is a rather repulsive, rather degrading magazine.
No sane woman should want to be officially used as masturbation material for the patriarchs of the world, and no, it really doesn't help to whitewash the act and make it less pathetic by affixing a spoken message.
Elek "Every woman is beautiful the way she is".
What is 'every woman as beautiful as she is' anyway?
What, there are no ugly women?
What does it mean that they have no right to exist or a reason to love themselves?
What is this chatter?
Sorry, but not every woman is beautiful, and not every man is handsome, and people should be able to look at themselves in the mirror and accept the way they look, and try to love themselves as they are - because there are things to love about yourself besides a flat stomach and flowing hair.
And maybe, instead of quoting sentences from the Instagram empowerment dictionary, everyone should really work on loving themselves, even if their good qualities have nothing to do with outward appearance.
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