Monica Lewinsky - a ton of surgery, right?

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I think Monica looks good and just like she has aged; fat drops off the face as you get older.

Poor girl made the bad choice of confiding in Linda Tripp, who used her for her own ends. Time hasn't been so friendly to her.

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Anonymous wrote:OMG - look at Linda Tripp now! She looks like a bad version of Caitlin Jenner - even with a ton of surgery!

But at least she has a chin now.

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Lewinsky looks fantastic. One of the lucky ones who has aged beautifully.

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Anonymous wrote:Lewinsky looks fantastic. One of the lucky ones who has aged beautifully.

She still has great hair. A darker version of Jennifer Aniston's super thick hair.

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Anonymous wrote:OMG - look at Linda Tripp now! She looks like a bad version of Caitlin Jenner - even with a ton of surgery!

But at least she has a chin now.

She hid her lack of chin well here.,..lol

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Monica Lewinsky looks great.

I was so disappointed by American women (and feminists) when that scandal broke. I never understood the hatred for Monica. Through the whole thing, she never claimed to have been a victim so much as a participant. Bill Clinton was her superior, he was in a position of authority, he was married, and he was much older and wiser than her. He is responsible for creating his own mess. I am sorry that she had to go through such a public humiliation.

I wish Clinton would have accepted some of the responsibility for his actions.

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Anonymous wrote:The recent photos of her seem to suggest that she's had a BUNCH of surgery. Her face isn't even the same shape anymore. Did she have bones removed or something?

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/16/monica-lewinsky-shame-sticks-like-tar-jon-ronson

I guess you could call it having bone(s) removed or possibly a recent facial.

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Anonymous wrote:You are missing the point of her anti-online bullying message. By a lot.

Seriously. Whooooosh!

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You guys need to brush up on your plastic surgery detection; or perhaps I just have more "experience": ML and LT have most definitely had chin implants, and possibly cheek implants and eye lifts.

In extreme (not for them) cases, patients have their jaw broken and reset, such that they have better cheekbones; resulting in a longer face (as opposed to a round or chubby face). While it sounds extreme to me and you, it is not to those who have done it.

These two definitely had at least the chin implants done - one does not simply "grow a chin"!

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Anonymous wrote:I think she is doing great things and has a positive message.

But she's not a victim. She was 25, and he was married, a superior, and the President of the US and all. What did she think was going to happen? Did she really think she wasn't going to get caught? I'm sorry but I have a real problem with her playing the victim.

She is a human and deserves respect, forgiveness, redemption. But she was really playing with fire and old enough to know better.

Are you really this stupid or do you practice?

Oh shut up. I'm a raging feminist and huge HRC supporter. Re-read my post.

Monica didn't deserve what happened to her, but she had a wonderful career opportunity and age 25 and she slept with a married man, in a powerful position. I did a lot of stupid things in my 20s, but I didn't destroy my career my having an affair with the boss.

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Anonymous wrote:So what do you make of the White House labeling her a "stalker" until the sperm stain made an appearance . Is it a crime to officially slander a young intern to protect the powerful man who stuck a cigar in her cooch?

Just writing down the rules that feminists can all agree on so we can function in society .

Yes, slander is a civil offense (not criminal code).

However, people can also have differences of opinion. You say stalker, I say crush. You say flirt, I say sexual harasser. And so on.

As a feminist I think they both are responsible for the choices they made. He abused his position of power and violated his marriage.

She behaved a bit... obsessively. Understandable perhaps.

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I will only comment on her appearance since she looks great. I see no indications of surgery, it just looks like her face has thinned as she's aged, which is very common. Perhaps a bit of weight loss too, but mostly age.

I think women with heavier cheeks tend to look better as they age and their faces naturally thin out. Sarah Palin is an example of this, if you compare her 20's photos to her 40+ photos. I only notice this phenomenon because it's common with women in my family as well, and frankly I'm looking forward to that aspect of aging for myself.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG - look at Linda Tripp now! She looks like a bad version of Caitlin Jenner - even with a ton of surgery!

But at least she has a chin now.

She hid her lack of chin well here.,..lol

First pic = eye bags taken out. Second pic = eye lift. Maybe not the best surgeons, but I can tell you those procedures happened, for sure.

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Anonymous wrote:I will only comment on her appearance since she looks great. I see no indications of surgery, it just looks like her face has thinned as she's aged, which is very common. Perhaps a bit of weight loss too, but mostly age.

I think women with heavier cheeks tend to look better as they age and their faces naturally thin out. Sarah Palin is an example of this, if you compare her 20's photos to her 40+ photos. I only notice this phenomenon because it's common with women in my family as well, and frankly I'm looking forward to that aspect of aging for myself.

This is not the norm, BTW.