It's not like they're forcing her to do it. It's a career she chose. And she's getting paid to do what she likes! So... no.. I don't feel sorry for her. I'm glad she took advantage of her "difference". She knows she's not considered "normal" by society and beauty standards, she knows fashion is a cruel, shallow industry. But she decided to go for it. And she's doing what she wants and likes. So... kudos for her! I don't think anybody is "exploiting" her. Win-win for everybody.

Some people are just crude. But I'm sure some people are simply curious.

You know what? Your comment is really nasty, you assume the only reason someone would want to look at her is for the "freak" factor. Maybe that's you... but that's not me. Her appearance is different but in a way that makes her hauntingly beautiful, you could have looked at her face and wondered at the ephemeral nature of beauty. You could have made the connection that regular models are chosen because of their differences from the rest of us as well. Instead, you think of this girl as a circus freak ...what a shameful waste.

Wholeheartedly agree. Unconventional appearance, perfect words there, too.

But she’s extremely beautiful. It’s not like she just has a deformity that makes her look displeasing to the eye and she’s being touted around. She legitimately looks gorgeous. And her story doesn’t include the fashion industry. These are just photography pictures. She’s not selling clothing.