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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No. I believe no one cares. Neither men nor women nor the person who is transformed by fake things.

Remember that even with all the enhancements and cosmetics,  some people are attractive and some are not attractive. [/quote]

Kelley Conway - teeth - white veneers, hair - colored, blowout, styled, Eyes - fake lashes, professional eye makeup, undereye conceealor, Makeup - full face professional makeup, skincare, contouring, blush.  Lips - lipliner, plumper, lipstick, gloss.   Botox and fillers.   After all of this and not being overweight, and with the best of clothes and shoes  - she is ugly as hell.  [/quote]

You are deranged by your Trump-hate. She is [b]fifty two[/b]. She looks pretty damn good for fifty two. Plenty of guys in their 50s would be happy to be married to that.[/quote]

Have you actually seen some women in their early fifties? I look half her age (she looks 60+). AND nothing fake, modified or caked on. I'm not even gray yet. Yes genetics on my side and because I was always au naturale, not paying for it now. And to answer a PP, less time faking it means more time for sex and not faking it. What guy wants to walk on eggshells while having sex? If I were a guy, I'd be like yoooo can you take that helmet off so I don't rip out an extension or lashes. Actually, I wouldn't even consider sex with it!

Ugly is a pretty horrid word. I'm sure Kelly had her window of attractiveness. Ugly emanates from the inside. Kelly just looks tired, tired, tired...can"t blame her! [/quote]

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