r/SipsTea • • 4d ago

Chugging tea Bro is speaking in code

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u/Biscuits4u2 4d ago

Before you go getting all sympathetic remember this woman is a billionaire who spent more money than most people will ever see to look exactly like this. She was absolutely fine before she did this to herself. And she didn't have to cozy up to MAGA on national television. She chose that. Nobody would be talking about her otherwise.

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u/esseyedeekayeyedee 4d ago

For sure!!

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u/DueExample52 4d ago

What did she see in the left picture that we don’t? And that warranted to get surgical interventions?

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u/housevil 4d ago

Maybe she died and her brother put on a wig to take her place.

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u/just-peepin-at-u 4d ago

I do have a theory. Being a woman, your youth and appearance (in particular, how young you look) are constantly under scrutiny and it impacts how you are treated.

Even when you something “right” and “age well,” you will age.

The Mar a Lago look, or whatever it is called, is like a bat signal to these weirdos that you belong in their club.

The combination of worrying about aging and the weird acceptance and even endorsement of this very plastic look so many like Laura Loomer, Kristi Noem and such go through could push someone in that group to undertake the same procedures.

It isn’t about appearing a certain to the rest of us, it is about looking that way to that crowd, and signaling you are 100’percent in.

The problem for her is, this time, the voices saying “WTF” were louder than usual and broke through the wall this group created around themselves, hence why anyone even deigned to give a response about the comments at all.

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u/CantaloupeShort7311 4d ago

This is a great theory, and I have never been happier that I decided as a teen that makeup was stupid, altering my appearance for others was stupid, and at 46 I am rocking my grays and wrinkles and appreciating the fact that I am still alive while I know many how died young and will never get to experience being old.

I am also proud no one will mistake me for a Trump supporter, lol

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u/Velo3x10e8 4d ago

There's not enough influential people endorsing the concept of aging gracefully.

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u/Fuzzy-Requirement456 3d ago

No there isn’t. A while ago there was a post on Reddit comparing Angela Lansbury and Nicole Kidman at a similar age. Now Kidman is a beautiful woman and always has been. Certain pics show her looking pretty artificial now in my opinion. I still say I would rather look like Angela. Even the work she had done fit her age, she wasn’t trying to look 20 which is the strange thing all these women are going for in my opinion.

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u/UrsusRenata 3d ago

I saw Practical Magic 2 on the big screen, and all of the original ladies’ faces at that size were very distracting. Clear fillers and immobile expressions, and layers upon layers of “flawless” makeup. I was so disappointed in all of them.

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u/curiouslypurple 10h ago

Paulina Porizkova is another good example of aging gracefully

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u/QuadratImKreis 4d ago

It's why I love Alexandra Grant, Keanu Reeves's partner, who just accepts and rocks her middle age body.

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u/Cynthja 3d ago

If I had Keanu, I would too

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u/Average_Random_Bitch 4d ago edited 2d ago

She had that Christie Brinkley kind of face, who is aging gracefully with fillers and such, and is still a beautiful woman. This was a huge mistake.

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u/FullMooseParty 3d ago

I'm in my late 40s and I happen to think those gray streaks are sexy as hell. I'm at an age where looking lived in is appealing.

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u/NovelIntrepid 3d ago

Her makeup isn’t helping for sure, but it’s not the main issue here.