Shiloh Jolie Pitt: Pictures of a Girl Dressed Like a Boy
Not all of these pictures of Shiloh Jolie-Pitt were taken very recently. Some of them were taken around the end of April. But the fact remains: Angelina Jolie has made Shiloh Jolie-Pitt, 4, a gender bender and she is just an innocent child who does not know what is going on.
Remember how gorgeous Shiloh was when the very first picture of her was featured in the tabloids? She was a plump-lipped little angelic doll. She also used to be seen wearing a dress and carrying a doll, but now it's unclear if she has a single dress in her closet. Would Angelina have her sons wear skirts or dresses? Than why is Shiloh wearing masculine clothing along with a male's haircut?!!!!!!!
I had to enlarge many Shiloh photos to the largest they could be as I kept asking myself, 'IS THIS SHILOH?!' I honestly did not know the answer until it hit me that Brad's son is much too young to be this big. I had to really think about it cause kids grow up so fast. Besides the fact that I'm being offensive and I'm stupid and I need glasses, my confusion goes to show that Angelina is selfish and what she's doing is not right.
I'm starting to think that Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are doing a good job with prostitute in the making Suri Cruise, cause you know Suri is already conceited and she knows who she is. In Shiloh's case, if this continues she will be mocked in school and she will feel like she's ugly when she's actually far from it.
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November 14th, 2011 11:03 PM
why are you so mad aout the way Angelina Jolie dresses her daughter Shiloh? People are so stupid. Get over yourself and you stupid obession on gender- what makes a "girl" amd what makes a "boy", get off of the celebirtes nuts, and get a life. You're not only "different, but completely misguided. It's like you didn't even try to be sensible with this post.
September 18th, 2011 12:24 AM
this is so wrong, please says something coherent, we are contributing to damage the internal image of a girl, when it should be cared for. Brad and Angelina should go to a psychologist to see what is happening, not because they are seen as men but to cut her hair, encouraging this, and Angelina had to show a very troubled with this girl, blow it calls the attention of her mother. When a teenager to dress and choose the pair you want, while you have to take care
February 2nd, 2011 7:11 PM
do not throw pearls to swine.
January 1st, 2011 12:41 AM
If Angelina is not behind Shiloh's gender bending persona then answer this question... why does Vivienne have pierced ears? They have been pierced since she was a baby. Angelina was behind pushing the idea that Viv is a "girly" girl when in fact she is too young to have shown what kind of girl she is. Shiloh's ears weren't pierced when she was a baby. Almost like Angelina had already decided she wasn't a "girly" girl. Hmmmm IMO Angelina is trying to downplay the fact that Shiloh is a gorgeous little girl. Mirror, mirror on the wall....
August 20th, 2010 7:45 PM
Unfortunately many women have bouth into the fact that behaving in a masqueline manner is the way to gain equal footing with males. Nothing could be further from the truth. All women are doing by buying into this notion is reinforcing the idea that being a female is less preferable than being a male and so to be equal females must act like men. They are in fact, discriminating against their own gender. What is wrong with dolls? Afterall, women are biologically equipped to be the ones to have children - their is nothing inferior about being a women - including celebrating our sexual allure and nuturing natures. Women have many strenths and just because they are not the same as the strengths males possess does not in anyway make them inferior. Strength comes in many packages - women btw - typically have higher tolerance levels to physical pain than males. Women need to celebrate their gender and the plethora of strengths and instincts that go along with the gender. I think it insulting t
August 20th, 2010 7:26 PM
shanman: Sorry but you are 100% wrong. Gender is not a social construct. We are born male or female, except in very rare cases when one is born with both sex organs - hermaphrodites. Gender is biological - you can not change your genes period. One may try to cover their gender by taking hormones, surgery etc, nonetheless they are still genetically male or female. Nothing can change that fact. Teaching a child to celebrate their gender is preferable to trying to change their identity. Usually children adopt such preferences such as male or female clothing to gain one or both parents approval. I have written many a paper on this topic. Despite what one hears in the media, gender is NOT a social construct - children can be easily manipulated into believing anything - especially children Shiloh's age and younger. If a parent tells them a pencil is a chair - they will believe their parents and argue to anyone who disagrees or tries to point out the fact that a pencil is a pencil and not a c
July 22nd, 2010 12:23 PM
see link below. http://www.femalefirst.co.uk/board/poor-poor-shiloh-your-heart-must-go-out-to-her-t236726.html
July 21st, 2010 6:38 PM
@ S-Dawg,
Halloween costume in February? Lol. Kids can come up with some pretty out there ideas and I won't hesitate to tell mine no, or "hell to the no!" as Whitney Houston would say, about certain things. There should be a balance. Like, they can dress however on a Saturday but they gotta put on church clothes on Sunday and take a bath on Monday morning for school and etc.
I'm just glad you're not upset with me cause I can't keep everyone in mind when I write every post. I find some of my wording in this post offensive after looking it over, but I'm tryna pump these stories out and I can't re-read em over and over and try to be all PC about shit cause then I'd only post like 5 stories/day.
For example, I'm sure Howard Stern didn't want his three daughters listening to his show, but he couldn't keep them in mind when he was working cause it was his job to talk shit. Which is why so very few of my friends know POTP's address even though they all hate me for not telling them w
July 21st, 2010 6:25 PM
FC, I agree that parents need to teach their kids to be good people. Make them take a shower, eat healthy foods, etc. If the kid is wearing a coat outside when it's cold, I think that's good parenting. But I think that's about as far as it goes - if a kid wants to wear their Halloween costume to school in February, I don't really see the problem. If the other kids make fun of them, that's what kids do.
I also agree that we can agree to disagree.
July 21st, 2010 12:37 PM
You know what Shannon, I don't even want to respond with my side. I really like Serena, aka S-Dawg, and I like you too. We can agree to disagree here.
You are more than welcome to slay me in your comments, I'm used to it and that's okay. We are not supposed to have the same views because "everyone is different," right?
Shiloh Jolie-Pitt gets me a lot of traffic. That's why I wrote this post in the first place, knowing full well that not everyone would like it. It's my job to "be different" and say what I would like to.
I knew Serena wouldn't like this post, but I posted this anyway simply because what Firecracker says has shit to do with my friendship with Serena for like the past 7 years, or at least it shouldn't.
If I want my son to wear a dress and heels everyday, that's my right and if I want my daughter to dress like Shiloh everyday, that's my right too or if I want my daughter to dress like Suri everyday, I'm free to do that and I'm free to post my opinions on why I t