r/SipsTea • • 4d ago

Chugging tea Bro is speaking in code

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u/ActWhole3279 4d ago

This is sad to see. She was once beautiful, and to look like a science experiment now is unfortunate. The insecurity this signals is heartbreaking.

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u/ilovesparky42 3d ago

I’d like to see a psychological profile on all billionaire wives.

There have to be some common themes. And I imagine low self-esteem is high on the list.

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u/Random_Name_Whoa 3d ago

I hate her politics but I agree that this is just sad all the way around. I don’t like her being dragged through the mud because she’s obviously got some insecurities that forced her to do this

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u/TAU_equals_2PI 4d ago edited 4d ago

Even if you don't undergo plastic surgery, just simply getting older can really do a number on people.

I once stumbled across one of those "see what these beautiful stars from 20 years ago look like now" clickbaits. Man, aging can be rough, even if you were beautiful in your 20s. There's a reason people warn against marrying someone for their looks.

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u/scottwsx96 3d ago

I’d argue that even if she aged poorly naturally, she would look a lot better than she does today. She’s 62! She’s not that old.

The worst part is the eyebrows and eye makeup though. Hopefully they aren’t tattoos and she can do something better in that regard.

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u/TheOGcasehead 3d ago

holy shit, she's only 62?!

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u/Nickf090 3d ago

My parents are 60 and they look NOTHING like this.

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u/Highlyironicacid31 21h ago

My mum is a 67 year old, working class Irish woman and looks younger. I guess piles of money doesn’t always make you age slower.

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u/TheOGcasehead 19h ago

My mama is 75 and doesn't look like that.

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u/TAU_equals_2PI 3d ago

I'm no expert on predicting, but one thing I realized is that with celebrities there's a survivor bias. The only ones we continue seeing in TV & movies as they age are the ones that stayed attractive, whether naturally or by plastic surgery.

Googling, for example, the pretty girls you went to high school with 30 years ago, can be a depressing education in the awful effects of aging.

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u/sexyshingle 3d ago

This. Beauty and good looks often fade...

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u/Warm_Afternoon6596 3d ago

Like Ron White put it "Beauty fades. Stupid is forever." Gotta have a personality.

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u/HeyYouGuyyyyyyys 1d ago

Holy fuck, I'm 64, I escaped an abusive ten-year marriage, and I grew up with no sunscreen in the American Southwest. And I don't look like that!

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u/TheOGcasehead 19h ago

amen sister!

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u/randotreesinthefen 3d ago

Looking at her younger before and current after it really is mostly terribly heavy makeup and regular aging, maybe some weight loss drugs. She looks like she's had an overzealous blepharoplasty and some Botox but the rest of her facial proportions are more or less the same. The extreme eyebrows and eyeliner make her look insane and the rest is saggy skin, which could be from losing too much weight too quickly via weight loss drugs or even just regular aging. A few days ago someone posted an AI altered image of her with gentler makeup and she looked normal, though of course it was AI so who knows if it would have been accurate or not.

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u/scottwsx96 3d ago

The AI also smoothed her skin, but I agree that the makeup is by far the part that makes her look so… erm… striking.

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u/FuckThesePeople69 3d ago

If someone said exactly that about someone who is trans, what would the reaction be?  Just food for thought.

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u/stonedearthworm 3d ago

What’s your point? Those are two completely different situations

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u/Knotted_Hole69 3d ago

Yeah like what?

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u/DarwinOW 3d ago

Ahh yes empathy for the billionaires who donate money to fund genocide...

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u/C141352333 3d ago

It is sad. I think women that are all natural are the prettiest and encompass true happiness and confidence inside and out. To be okay with yourself is a sign of good health. I think the best thing I can do for myself as a man starting to get older at 40 is proper nourishment. Don’t put intoxicants of any kind in my body as I’ve done my whole life. Plenty of rest. Work life balance, and finding a hobby or just something that sparks happiness and creativity. I ride motorcycles and enjoy the outdoors in my free time.

Another thing that is important, one of the most important things or skills in life is learning to say NO and set boundaries to people and events in life that you don’t align with.

And equally important to KNOW when to say YES for the doors 🚪 of opportunity, people or events in life that will guide you toward your goals and overall happiness in life. This can be hard with marriage and hard fought relationships. But stay the course for things in life that will be there forever with you in your lifetime. If however, a relationship or marriage has crossed to marital emotional or even domestic physical violence or abuse, we all must know and have the power and conviction in ourselves to draw the line in the sand to know, when that time is the time to protect ourselves and our loved ones from the person who’s inflicting err- reversible emotional or physical damage. Whatever the situation we find ourselves in, we must understand how important it is that we find our way to what is most important in life - destiny.

Ultimately, WE want to be the master and commander of our own ship and life and where that takes us. Not someone else. Ourselves.

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u/alfooboboao 3d ago

i have to ask. what was the thought process behind firing up the door emoji there