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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I grew up in LA and go back frequently. What it would take for me (petite, blonde hair blue eyes, working mom) to be a "10" in OPs eyes, or, in other words like most socal hotties:  implants, extensions, bleached teeth, fake tan, lots of make up plunging neckline, tight little dress,  maybe some botox and filler in my lips.

I suppose I could do all that--takes money and time, really-- but I really have no desire to create a fake version of myself in that way, particularly since the kinds of men drawn to that look are generally far too shallow for me. I prefer to spend my time on a job and raising kids, my money on a house and traveling, and my brains on more worthwhile things than discussing colonic cleansing, juicing, television shows or whether agave is Paleo or not. I also don't really care what kind of car I drive, or what bag I own.

but hey, OP, you can have all those socal girls.Although, unless you have a lot of money, drive an 80k car, and are yourself tan and fit, they are not interested in you either. [/quote]

+1 I'm a mom from the Westside of LA as well (living in DC area now).  There are a lot of trophy wives there because it's ground zero for the entertainment business, which emphasizes the superficial beyond anything else.  The entertainment culture bleeds into the normal culture.

One thing that OP doesn't get is that trophy wives age, just like everyone else.  As they age, they start to panic, because deep down they know their hook was their youthful beauty.  So the plastic surgery starts.  And all the other things PP mentioned above.  You end up with an aging neurotic woman on your hands, with injected lips that look like little balloons.

OP, IF you are rich, you can trade her out for a younger version; it's done all the time.  You won't get to see much of your kids and your $$ will be split between two households, but it's doable.  The one thing you MUST know is the younger version will want kids, so you'll be ancient-dad walking his toddler along and not believing that instead of traveling the world, you are changing diapers for your new kid.  Meanwhile, your older kids will be getting married so next up you'll be changing diapers for their grandkids, too. [/quote]

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