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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Her facelift looks great. I'm in my early 50s, eat healthy, exercise and have always used sunscreen and she looks a million times better and younger than I do.[/quote]

Women who idolize someone with that skin texture, that terrible nose job that screams cocaine and multiple divorces, that dye job … holy hell. She is a mess. Get an eye doc appt stat.[/quote]

I certainly don’t idolize her, but I think it’s interesting that her critics can’t admit that she’s built a billionaire-making machine from the ground up on her own AND managed to sustain a very tight-knit family. I mean, that’s unheard of and presumably speaks volumes about her parenting. Sure, her kids haven’t sustained longterm marriages, but they are very close with each other. That’s rather miraculous given the varying levels of success.

And like it or not, she always looks vibrant and put together. Always. [/quote]

Sometimes people with awful values and no real character can be successful and even have loving, affectionate families. I know families like this IRL too -- big families where they spend lots of time together and are very supportive of each other, but they are supporting one another in doing unethical, materialistic, sometimes downright awful things. Which totally undercuts any admiration I might have for their tight knit family.

If the Kardashians had the same close knit culture but they did things that reflected my values, I'd appreciate them. Instead they are very, very supportive of one another starting exploitative businesses (using their surgically modified appearances to sell makeup and underwear to insecure women, selling phone apps to people addicted to their phones, selling their TV show to bored people streaming reality shows to escape their unhappy lives). They support each other in getting into, and then out of, dysfunctional, screwed up relationships with men who often have huge problems, which the entire family enables and supports as long as the relationship is profitable. They support each other in spending huge sums of money on pointless materialistic crap, while doing very little philanthropic work or even just trying to live responsible, meaningful lives.

I don't think Kris looks "vibrant and put together." I think she looks plastic and weird.

I do not have to admire their close family relationships nor do I need to admire their financial success. [/quote]

+1. So well put, thank you.[/quote]

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