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Anonymous wrote:I love her. I loved RGB. I love Madonna. I love women who know their own mind and don't care about all you idiot nice people think. I'm a lady with my own business and it's hard work. There's a certain edge a woman needs in addition to the sacrifices all successful people make - aka guys. Most women won't forgive another woman for having it. The word nice is typically used to suggest that you aren't worthy of success if you're not nice enough. Such BS. Nice is the dumbest concept. Being kind makes sense. Being nice is a generic term for not having any sense.

All the haters are little people. Anyone who has any sliver of common sense can see that Martha, while FAR from perfect or admirable, deserves respect.

Nice people f up so much in the world. Who are the judges, jurors who pity a dangerous criminal and give them parole when they should never have it. When nice people are not making adult judgements they are thinking about themselves more than the important job in front of them. They are looking for the reward for being nice instead of making difficult decisions.

Anonymous wrote:My DD is like this - blunt with no filter. She's not sugar coating anything but you can be damn sure she's not lying to you. A lot of people can't handle it. But the ones who can - they love her. The "nice" people are the ones who usually run away fastest LOL!

There's just something in my kid that won't be toyed with. Not sure how she got to be wired like that but I tell you a lot of truly successful people are. Like Martha. Like others. I totally get her even though I am so not into her stuff. I like her for being real. Nice has no place in authenticity.

Anonymous wrote:I love it. She's usually so stoic and without feeling. I love her baddie era!

She's really funny and honest.

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Anonymous wrote:I love Martha. She has aged impossibly well.

I couldn’t agree more.

She looks really great for 82.

I would love to have what she’s having.

It's called a facelift.

Anonymous wrote:I love her. I loved RGB. I love Madonna. I love women who know their own mind and don't care about all you idiot nice people think. I'm a lady with my own business and it's hard work. There's a certain edge a woman needs in addition to the sacrifices all successful people make - aka guys. Most women won't forgive another woman for having it. The word nice is typically used to suggest that you aren't worthy of success if you're not nice enough. Such BS. Nice is the dumbest concept. Being kind makes sense. Being nice is a generic term for not having any sense.

All the haters are little people. Anyone who has any sliver of common sense can see that Martha, while FAR from perfect or admirable, deserves respect.

Anonymous wrote:Can't she just go away and give younger women a chance? Greedy as hell til the grave, huh.

Anonymous wrote:https://www.tmz.com/2024/11/05/ryan-reynolds-martha-stewart-only-met-twice/

Ryan is such a big baby. Martha didn't mean anything serious about it.

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Anonymous wrote:I love Martha. She has aged impossibly well.

I couldn’t agree more.

She looks really great for 82.

I would love to have what she’s having.

It's called a facelift.

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Anonymous wrote:Well we can all use some help can't we? But that lady is boss. You know, she lost it all and came back. I tell you, the sign of a real player is when you can be down and still come back. That's a certain kind of talent and grit to be able to do that.

Rich and powerful businessmen decided to throw her a bone and use her as a front woman to make billions of dollars. Twice. She’s not some guru, she’s a front.

Oh man, that is not true at all. She was a very, very hands on editor in chief when she made the magazine a success. She also had a series of very long term, very empowered female executives, including Sharon Patrick who was with her when she consolidated all the media companies, which was a huge and risky move. You can say a lot about Martha, and I think you could make a strong argument that she was a far better businesswoman than “domestic guru,” but you can’t take the business success away from her if you have any interest in reality.

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Anonymous wrote:I love Martha. She has aged impossibly well.

I couldn’t agree more.

She looks really great for 82.

I would love to have what she’s having.

Anonymous wrote:She’s brittle because that is how she grew up. And she’s had not one but two betrayals by men. First her father - who was abusive and yet called her his favorite.. and then her husband. I feel for her. She is brittle. The doc doesn’t make me envy her at all. It was the exact epitome of “all that glitters isn’t gold”.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is nice? What an idiot you are. You think self made people are nice?? LMAO. Honey there's not one person with money, power, soccer or a combo of these who is nice. I guarantee this. You may not be a horrible maniac but nice is not a term to use here. WTF is nice? I hate all nice people because they are either a fool, dumb as rocks, fake or lying. Life is not about being nice. It can be about being noble, honesty, kind and merciful but nice is for people who are nothing.

You can work your @ss off, as Martha did, and not screw anyone over or cheat on your husband. Not really all that hard. It's a choice.