Many will be surprised, but among models there are a huge number of girls who have never been married, or have been without a serious relationship for years. And the point is not that we are “picky” or “cannot settle for one man.” The problem is the stereotypes and fears of men.

Myth #1: A model cannot be smart
For some reason, a beautiful face and a beautiful body automatically write us into the category of “less brains, more gloss.” This is not just offensive — it is a verdict at the start. I can read books at night, discuss economics or art, but it’s worth mentioning that I’m a model — and the interlocutor is already looking for an easier topic.

Myth #2: Models are looking for a sugar daddy
Another cliché — if a girl is beautiful and works in fashion, it means she needs a rich sponsor. Imagine what it’s like to hear this when you pay for your own rent, drag your suitcase at the airport at three in the morning, invest in your own development. But for some reason, even success in your own career is perceived by men as “cover for hunting for wallets.”

Myth #3: Beauty scares
This is probably the most painful. Men are often afraid to approach. They say: “I thought you already had someone” or “You must be too picky.” In fact, we want simple things — sincere communication, respect, warmth. We are people like everyone else. But because of fears and prejudices, they keep us at a distance.

The Invisible Side of Gloss
Modeling is not an endless holiday. It's lonely dinners in a hotel room. It's when you have no one to share the joy of a successful shoot with. It's when you don't wait at the airport for a message "Where are you? I missed you."

What we really want
Not diamonds, not yachts, not endless bouquets of roses. We want to be seen as a person, not as a picture. We want to be asked "How are you?" and for the answer to really matter.

So if you see a beautiful model girl and think that she lives in an ideal world and has a bunch of suitors - remember: sometimes the most beautiful people feel the most lonely. And, perhaps, it is she who quietly dreams of meeting a person who will love not the photo in the magazine, but the real her.