Modern Troy

Mmm. Yeah. I did come out of it a little sketchy. This is kind of one of those don't judge a book by its cover things or a woman literally by her (outer) shell. I was thinking about how obsessive pop culture and society in general is about a woman having to be beautiful. And once she is marked that way, how commanding it becomes. I'm referencing to Helen of Troy. She was able to cause quite a stir. Maybe she did have the inner graces to go along with her beauty. Even still so many men were killed because two men couldn't settle without her provided satisfaction. I thought back to her while writing this when I think of how thirsty society is for beauty, and how pop culture demands a woman ooze with sex appeal. Its almost offensive for that to be priority over identity.