Moses1
23-08-2009, 12:27 PM
It infuriates me that people like her. It really does. I detest her because she is so unintelligent, shallow, vacuous and common. The vacant smile on her face, the way she says 'HIIII' when she is in the diary room, her fake breasts, her inability to have a sensible, sensitive conversation.
So why is she popular?
The answer is simple, my friends. She is common but inoffensive to the general public. She is not a blatant back stabber, she does it subtly. She has a thin veneer of seeming decent.
Now take the public at large. They are also common. (The very definition of the word 'common' is the average guy in society). She likes to drink. Most of the public like to drink. She looks like what so many other girls look like, hence she is seen as sexy and stylish. She thinks and acts like a bimbo. But then, so many girls in society are like that. I can't go out socialising without coming across vacnat air heads who look exactly like Sophie and are so obssessed with materialistic things.
She will win because she is most in keeping with what society thinks of as cool as she is a product of her society through and through, without questioning things and having any individuality (like Marcus for example).
So why is she popular?
The answer is simple, my friends. She is common but inoffensive to the general public. She is not a blatant back stabber, she does it subtly. She has a thin veneer of seeming decent.
Now take the public at large. They are also common. (The very definition of the word 'common' is the average guy in society). She likes to drink. Most of the public like to drink. She looks like what so many other girls look like, hence she is seen as sexy and stylish. She thinks and acts like a bimbo. But then, so many girls in society are like that. I can't go out socialising without coming across vacnat air heads who look exactly like Sophie and are so obssessed with materialistic things.
She will win because she is most in keeping with what society thinks of as cool as she is a product of her society through and through, without questioning things and having any individuality (like Marcus for example).