Beckman's comments have sparked a conversation about the existence and implications of "pretty privilege." Beckman has revealed that she struggles with people making judgments about her appearance and making assumptions about her before even getting to know her. She has shared examples of comments she's received, including "I thought you were a b***h before I met you" and "You're actually totally different than what I thought." Beckman feels that as an attractive woman... people tend to focus on her flaws and make a lot of incorrect assumptions about her. But then, Beckman acknowledges the benefits of being conventionally attractive.
She has experienced "pretty privilege" firsthand, mentioning perks such as having drinks bought for her, having her bill paid for at restaurants, and even being let into clubs with long lines. She has also had opportunities to meet celebrities, such as Post Malone, and been flown overseas for all-inclusive vacations. Despite the perks, Beckman wishes people would be more open to getting to know her beyond her physical appearance.
She believes that many women... in particular, should focus on learning about her personality, "values," "and goals rather than just her looks." _____/TMZ provided details on Sharna Beckman's experience with pretty privilege.
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Sharna Beckman has openly revealed before that she can make up to six figures a month 'humiliating men' but now the OnlyFans creator has said there is a downside to being attractive, despite being able to fund a lifestyle of luxury and travelling the world due to her good looks.
Sharna has said she struggles with people judging her appearance and making assumptions about her before they even speak to her.
"I've had comments from people saying, 'I thought you were a b***h before I met you' and 'You're actually totally different than what I thought'. I think as an attractive woman, people tend to pick out flaws and have a lot of assumptions about me,⁘ Sharna revealed. ⁘I feel like I am fighting against so many incorrect assumptions before I even get the chance to really chat to someone."
But while the hardships of being conventionally attractive by society's standards can be a challenge, there is no denying that pretty privilege exists, whether people wish to admit it or not.
"Pretty privilege is 100% a thing. I've had things like drinks bought for me from someone on the other side of the bar, my whole bill paid for at a restaurant, skipping the line and getting let into clubs with huge lineups, invites to VIP booths at clubs, brought backstage with Post Malone, offered to be flown overseas all-inclusive, and I've had experiences overseas where people just want to take pictures with me,⁘ Sharna said about the upside of being conventionally attractive.
However, she says she wishes people, especially women, would be more open to learning about who she is beyond what she looks like.
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