Negativity doesn’t bother Rose anymore
Amber Rose has blocked all the “negative outlets” from her life and wants to focus on spreading positivity in the world. The reality TV star and model says “slut shaming and rape culture” have become an extreme form of bullying, and she wants to help women find a way out of the grim reality.
“I am a very positive person. So, it does get very frustrating sometimes because a lot of people like to take my words out of context and they want to make me to be a bad person. But I just continue to promote positivity. I’ve become accustomed to negative comments and negative outlets. They don’t bother me any more. Now I help the younger girls or the newcomers in the industry. I can help them overcome what they are feeling because I have been through it for so many years,” says Rose, who caught everyone’s attention when she appeared in rapper Kanye West’s Put on video in 2008.
Is it easy to remain positive while dealing with negativity? “It is never easy. But I don’t want easy. When it’s hard and difficult that’s when you really know that you are making a change. I love to be passionate about helping women all over the world. I enjoy it,” she adds.
The 34-year-old model, who hosts the “Amber Rose Show”, wants to put her fame to good use. “I feel that I have such a huge platform, so it is kind of my duty to let other women know that I still deal with the same thing that every other women does and let them know that they are not alone,” adds the mother of one.