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The Escapist. The Reveller. The Optimist. ES Best. ES Mag. Follow us:. For several years she wrote for the Daily Mail week after week, without anyone really taking much notice. However in more recent articles, she has clearly gotten over this and has resorted to grouping the whole of the female race together.

Personally, I think much of her writing is amplified by the newspaper itself purely to cause controversy. Women by nature, are bitchy. Not all women act upon this, but in life — you will come across at the very least one woman, who you simply cannot get along with due to her being the spitting image of the kind of women Miss Brick is trying to highlight.

You might have not seen her yet. But Oh, You Will! We were all a couple of glasses of wine into the evening. Then he and I said we both liked the song we were listening to. I declined any further invitations. Therapist Marisa Peer, author of self-help guide Ultimate Confidence, says that women have always measured themselves against each other by their looks rather than achievements — and it can make the lives of the good-looking very difficult.

Hard work: Samantha takes pride in her appearance. She works out - even when she doesn't feel like it - she doesn't drink, she doesn't smoke I certainly found that out the hard way, particularly in the office. One contract I accepted was blighted by a jealous female boss. They were modest, yet pretty; more Kate Middleton than Katie Price. But my boss pulled me into her office and informed me my dress style was distracting her male employees. Rather than argue, I worked out the rest of my contract wearing baggy, sombre-coloured trouser suits.

Women, however, are far more problematic. With one phenomenally tricky boss, I eventually managed to carve out a positive working relationship. But a year in, her attitude towards me changed; the deterioration began when she started to put on weight. We were both employed by a big broadcasting company.

All I needed were two personal recommendations to be eligible. But while the male executive signed the paperwork without hesitation, my immediate boss refused to sign. When I asked her right-hand woman why, she pulled me to one side and explained that my boss was jealous of me.

Forced out: While Samantha has previously admitted to flirting to get ahead at work, she also says jealous female bosses have made some jobs so unbearable she has been forced to leave. Things between us rapidly deteriorated. Six months later I handed in my notice. Privately she begged me to stay, blaming the nasty comments on her hormones. She was in her early 40s and confided she was having marital problems.

I posted the photo to Facebook , and almost instantly it was being liked and commented on by friends. A number made disparaging comments about Brick, while others commented that the article must be an April fools joke. It seems I wasn't alone in sharing the story — at the time of writing the article has , "likes" and more than comments many negative.

Now, following that backlash, the Daily Mail stuck to its guns — the next day they published a response article to the criticism, titled "The I'm so beautiful backlash: In yesterday's Mail, Samantha Brick claimed other women loathe her for being too attractive.

It provoked a worldwide internet storm. Here she says: This bile just proves I'm right. This morning they published a third article, featuring multiple professional pictures of Brick, entitled "Samantha Brick exclusive pictures: Are these the looks that make every woman hate her? Brick has been interviewed by the respectable broadsheet the Independent "it was never my intention to brag" , while the Guardian's Hadley Freeman describes the article as "absurd" and says that the Mail threw her "to the wolves".

Earlier today Brick appeared on ITV's This Morning, getting into a heated discussion with the hosts and a "psychologist" brought on to discuss the issue the clip below is fascinating and really worth watching.