The bidding just closed on Wednesday, May 7th at 8 PM EST. The winning bid? $801,000! Yes, you read that right. The process, as you read above, is "not thoughtless," so she has taken the necessary precautions to make sure everything is safe and there is no stress.
While I was amazed by this whole process, I didn't judge her and, actually, I supported her. Quite frankly, she is her own person and she can do whatever she wishes. Her motives were clear and honest, at least I thought they were.
Leading up to the winning bid, she began to change her stance a bit. According to Metro, "in recent weeks her stance has become increasingly more political. She recently wrote: ‘It is no longer about the money. Instead, very broadly, it is about how society continues to exercise control over female sexuality by chaining it tightly to female morality.’"
The hilarity in all this self-righteousness and this escapade? She backed out one day later. If you visit her website HERE, you can see that it no longer exists.
What? She has the audacity to say it was a "very easy decision" when the whole time she was creating a media frenzy, standing up for women's rights and the like? She's just become another woman who sold her virginity online to get publicity then backed out.
Yet we're faced with an issue here: is she being genuine? Or was this all a publicity stunt like I'm painting it out to be? Either way, she's backed out, but she will be continuing her blog, even possibly changing the title. As a former supporter, I am now a present hater. Publicity fiasco? Without a doubt.
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