SEE The Woman Who Claims She Is Too Pretty To Work [Photos]
Beauty is usually seen as a blessing. But for some, it
would seem, it can be a curse.According to The
Daily Mail in the U.K., who spoke at length to Ms.
Fernee just last week; to keep her going in that flat,
pay her bills and supply her with gym membership
and designer clothes, her parents give her a
minimum of £4,520 monthly (that's about $6,900
U.S.).
The 33-year-old science graduate says her slim
figure and pretty face attracted unwanted
attention from her male colleagues.
Laura Fernee says her good looks are so powerful
they are ruining her life – and have forced her to
quit her job.
She has a science degree and worked in research
for 3 years but had to quit because of her looks. It's
not just men that prevent her from working, either,
she says she is so fetching other women assume she
is stupid and will not give to her credit for her
capabilities. Men are the bigger problem though,
and even "in a laboratory in scrubs with no make-
up" she says men are drawn to her "natural
attractiveness."
"I’m not lazy and I’m no bimbo,:" she told the Daily
Mail. "The truth is my good looks have caused
massive problems for me when it comes to
employment, so I’ve made the decision that
employment just isn’t for me at the moment. It’s
not my fault. I can’t help the way I look."
This reporter might like to have the male
equivalent of looks that are on a par with Furnee's,
but there is something else of hers that I should
prefer to have - her parents.
Miss Fernee now lives off her wealthy parents after
quitting her £30,000 job in scientific research two
years ago.
would seem, it can be a curse.According to The
Daily Mail in the U.K., who spoke at length to Ms.
Fernee just last week; to keep her going in that flat,
pay her bills and supply her with gym membership
and designer clothes, her parents give her a
minimum of £4,520 monthly (that's about $6,900
U.S.).
The 33-year-old science graduate says her slim
figure and pretty face attracted unwanted
attention from her male colleagues.
Laura Fernee says her good looks are so powerful
they are ruining her life – and have forced her to
quit her job.
She has a science degree and worked in research
for 3 years but had to quit because of her looks. It's
not just men that prevent her from working, either,
she says she is so fetching other women assume she
is stupid and will not give to her credit for her
capabilities. Men are the bigger problem though,
and even "in a laboratory in scrubs with no make-
up" she says men are drawn to her "natural
attractiveness."
"I’m not lazy and I’m no bimbo,:" she told the Daily
Mail. "The truth is my good looks have caused
massive problems for me when it comes to
employment, so I’ve made the decision that
employment just isn’t for me at the moment. It’s
not my fault. I can’t help the way I look."
This reporter might like to have the male
equivalent of looks that are on a par with Furnee's,
but there is something else of hers that I should
prefer to have - her parents.
Miss Fernee now lives off her wealthy parents after
quitting her £30,000 job in scientific research two
years ago.
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