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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am :shook: no one on DCUM is pointing out her lip filler. [/quote]

Seriously...it's not even that subtle. [/quote]

I think she just has a lot of lipgloss on. It’s not photographing right.[/quote]

You cannot be serious. She not only uses filler, but has clearly had a facelift. That woman is at least 65. All that work may help women look better, but it doesn’t make them look younger. [/quote]

She’s 56[/quote]

I believe she's 56, but she looks older  - and I think it's the grey hair.  Her neck says 56, I know because that's my age and that's what my neck looks like. She does have a great figure for any woman over the age of 50. All that said she 100% has lip filler and cheek filler going on, plus botox.  [/quote]

She’s thin, that’s for sure, which I suppose many would consider admirable. But I wouldn’t call hers a great figure. Zero curves. Not healthy. That super low calorie lifestyle probably also contributes to that aged look. [/quote]

She's not emaciated, she looks healthy. Women come in all different shapes and sizes, and not all women have "curves" no matter their weight.  To me "curves" means smaller waist ratio in comparison to your hips and butt, and also being more than a B cup.  I have a very similar physique to this woman, and it's not because I follow a low calorie lifestyle - I just stop eating when I'm full....which I guess on DCUM is "disordered eating".   As I said I am her same age, I look younger than her in spite of my lack of curves.  [/quote]

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