Hello everyone!
Just wanted to update this review, or…read moreperhaps, make a clarification. I have received a couple personal messages from someone stating that it is ironic how my icon picture is sexy and is going against my review of Ready2Model. I would like to make it clear that there is a difference from being "sexy" vs images with "sexual connotations that would jeapordize my career". In a portfolio, a model can be in a bathing suit and definitely be sexy but, not promiscuous. For example, there is a difference between models in swimwear displayed in high fashion photos vs men's magazine photos - the latter which would definitely jeapordize my career as a nurse. High fashion can be sexy. Men's magazine photos are a bit more edgy and have sexual connotation appealing to the visual, male reader. Additionally, I stated that I am more conservative. Take a look at other portolios which explore eclectic tastes, and perhaps you will agree, that I lean towards the conservative side :0)
If people feel like I am saying something and doing the other, that is fine, but please stop sending me messages. Feel free to write a yelp review, but I would like it if you keep opinions of an establishment left open to the public.
Further supporting my opinion, feel free to walk in the hospital that I work at - Stanford Hospital, in Palo Alto. In the cafeteria in the children's building, there is a picture of a Stanford athlete with his shirt off diving from a pool diving board. Many people can say this image is sexy and quite attractive to the female counterpart, but this photo will not jeapordize his career; in no way is he being "sexual" or indecent. As for me, if seen in a bathing suit, it is either athletic or commercial (not the men's magazine type, with an arched back). That is my lifestyle and is portraying who I am. I love being near the water. I go to Hawaii many times. That's just who I am. Being sexy or what-have-you is fine. Maybe that just goes along with the territory if you were raised near the water and love swimming. Please get to know me first before calling people out. As mentioned above, there is a difference between "sexy" and what is stated in my review, displaying "sexual connotations that would jeapordize my career."
Finally, it is funny how it was stated that my image is sexy (or maybe you were implying that it was too sexy to be a nurse, I'm not sure). But, I actually wore this dress to Stanford's holiday party. Many of us are young and many of my cohorts wore very similar dresses, some, even showing more. Which is perfectly fine.
In my originial review, I am sharing my experience and opinions of the management, communication, and genuiness of a particular person.
Thank you for taking the time to read my review. If you would like to know more about me or my experiences, I have all the emails saved.
Also, please don't think I am badgering the company. I am standing 100% that I do not recommend this place, BUT don't keep my opinion from checking it out. Feel free to do what pleases you. AND feel free to yelp about it :0) I'm sure many, many people have positive experiences. I know a person who is part of the organization and I give him 110% of my support. Again, I am writing about the incidences that occured with me the best way that I can.