Anonymous wrote:Is Jezebel engaging in body (ok, face) shaming? Hypocrites.

I refuse to give them clicks, ever.

No, they're engaging in "do this unnatural crap to your face and this is how stupid you will look" shaming. As they should.

Anonymous wrote:Hilarious. Notice how there is rarely a tear - clear sign of narcism.

I think botox screws with the ability to make tears.

Anonymous wrote:Is Jezebel engaging in body (ok, face) shaming? Hypocrites.

I refuse to give them clicks, ever.

is this for real? i can't tell.

i love the double crying one w/caroline and jaqueline. grabbing all of those tissue for no damn reason or tears!

HAHA! hilarious. clowns indeed.

Is Jezebel engaging in body (ok, face) shaming? Hypocrites.

I refuse to give them clicks, ever.

Anonymous wrote:I'm not a Botox fiend but I really did not think most of those women looked bad, even when they cry. Only a few of them had unnaturally still faces.

No one looks their best when crying so I can't see what the big deal is here.

The crying lacks basic human face expression -- the sincerity is lost, as the face cannot really express how the person feels. The eyebrows alone won't even allow them to frown or show excitement.

I'm not a Botox fiend but I really did not think most of those women looked bad, even when they cry. Only a few of them had unnaturally still faces.

No one looks their best when crying so I can't see what the big deal is here.

I watched the whole thing. <3

SO amazing!

Do any of these women realize that their natural faces are likely a lot more beautiful than these stif plastic boards.

I don't watch those shows, but that was beyond hilarious!!

That was pretty funny.

It reminds me of a woman who used to be in my boot camp class. I always thought she really liked me because she was always excited to see me.

Then we saw her at a social gathering, and the way she looked at me... just confirmed my prior suspicions.

After we left I commented to my DH, "Have you noticed how Larla looks at me? I think she really likes me for some reason." He said, "I think it's the Botox."

And you know what? He was right. It just hadn't dawned on me until he pointed it out.

Hilarious. Notice how there is rarely a tear - clear sign of narcism.

That was great! I feel bad for all the young children who live with mothers that have limited affect. They have to be screwed up.

Pretty funny. Even the crying seems fake.

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