Methinks She Doth Protest Too Much

You all know how MySpace and FaceBook work. These social networking sites allow anybody to post photos, blogs and just about anything else that is not considered indecent by the webmasters. (though I keep getting "friend" requests from people who invite me to yet another web site to view their "adult" photos that MySpace won't allow them to publish. Honestly!)These sites basically allow people to keep in touch with other friends as well as troll the internet for future friends who may share a great deal in common. One can put out as much or as little information as possible, and there is always the opportunity to deny someone specific access to one's page by denying his or her request to be added to the "friends" list.
Thus, is certainly surprised me that Ashley Alexandra Dupre (you know her as Kirsten while ex-Governor Spitzer "knew" he biblically...for a price) is outraged that pictures of her have surfaced all over the internet like a rash on a baby's bottom. Duh! The sleuths at the New York Times really had to dig for these photos...they went to her MySpace page. Posting such things on the internet is bound to get anybody publicity. I'm sure there is probably some kind of video on YouTube as well, though I don't intend to look for it.
Let's see...having sex for money but don't want people to know about it...must be tough to get customers unless the VIP place has a steady supply (and it won't be long until we find out who is on THAT supply list!). The "I came to New York to be a singer" line is just short of hilarious,too. As I see this whole deal, it's just a matter of publicity...you KNOW Playboy and Hustler are vying right now for exclusive rights to airbrush her nekkid form onto the pages of next month's publication.
So, sorry, I don't feel much sympathy for the fact that these photos got splashed all over the internet. Spitzer got his for being a slimeball, and "Kirsten" will be getting rich for magazine photos. Think she'll go back to being a call girl?
Even though her current pad in New York costs more than $6,000/a month, my guess is that her "singing" career is just about to take off...along with all articles of clothing; but then, that's nothing new, just more profitable now.
I'm going to try my luck on the lottery instead.