I thought this was coming. Of course when a teen sensation idolized by millions of children and teen-agers all over the world show up in multiple half naked pictures all over the internet, somebody will make some noise.
Miley Cyrus has now got the weight of the parents' movement on her pretty little a*s. Anyway she's already apologized hasn't she? It's not like she hasn't appeared in many pictures that are dubious and sexy as other people would call it. Here's an example on the right.
The little girl is growing up and we can't help that. Of course she's a sexual creature - who isn't? It would be ridiculous to deny the fact that she isn't. Although I do agree that it's wrong that it's all over the internet. And I do concur that show business and the entertainment industry as a whole is sexualizing and maturing children faster than they should be. This should be addressed separately and collectively. Sure Miley Cyrus might be the last (very famous very rich) straw to break the camel's back but she is just a small crumb of the big problem.
On a personal note though, Miley Cyrus could learn to mature with a little more "grace" and a little less "scandal" if you know what I mean.
If anything, Miley Cyrus needs the most guidance here. She's the richest and probably the most famous kid in the world at 15 - if that doesn't get into your head I don't know what will.
Other than that, she has apologized.
Let's just teach our children not to be everything the television tells them to be. If the child idolizes Barney or Dora the explorer or the Power Rangers, that doesn't mean we'll allow our kids to become "like" them right? Would you like your child to endure this? She doesn't look happy either. Let's not blame a fifteen year old girl for parental failures.
Move on people move on...
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