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Women's Facial Expressions
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| Alright, so then this other woman, Lauren, Gotham's hitty, I suppose. | |
| She posted this as a very big, big tweet. | |
| Somebody posted, is this before slash after convincing enough of you to get Botox? | |
| And this is a woman who took the Botox. | |
| It's a black woman. | |
| She took the Botox and she can't make any expressions, right? | |
| So she's trying to look surprised. | |
| She looks the same, right? | |
| She's trying to get snarly. | |
| She looks the same, right? | |
| So the practice, and she wrote, the practice of paralyzing facial muscles to mute natural expressions is, I think, a way patriarchal beauty standards erase women's individuality in favor of constructing a docile or docile feminine existence. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| So after, I don't know, Mary Shelley Wollstonecraft vindication of the rights of women, 150 years, 170 years. | |
| Let's say 150 years. | |
| So after 150 years of feminism, women are still blaming men for their own decisions. | |
| Now, I don't think I've ever met a man who prefers... | |
| Have you seen these glow-ups? | |
| Like a woman who looks kind of natural. | |
| And then she gets a glow-up. | |
| And the glow-up is, you know, puff-adder, lip-filler. | |
| It is, you know, really streaked hair, wild amounts of makeup, and she goes from, you know, sort of fresh-faced local beauty to kind of weird, cute-y sex doll robot face. | |
| And you actually can see this happening in some of the MAGA women as well. | |
| It's just not appealing. | |
| It's not attractive. | |
| It's not attractive. | |
| So the idea that it is men who are demanding Brazilian butt lifts, and the men are demanding These weird, stuck-in-a-pool-drain pillow lips, or that a woman can't make any facial expressions to remove a few wrinkles from her face. | |
| And again, maybe there are, I don't know, porn-addled men out there who just say, well, this is how it has to be. | |
| But I don't see it. | |
| I don't see it. | |
| I've never really experienced it. | |
| I've never, I mean, I've done thousands of call-in shows with people who are having, you know, these sort of major issues in their life. | |
| I've not once had a call-in show with a guy who says, I'm no longer attracted to my wife because we're aging. | |
| That I'm not seeing. | |
| Or, I don't want to kiss my wife because her lips are a normal human volume. | |
| I mean, lips do thin out over the course of life, which is why the pillow lips is trying to reach for youth. | |
| A woman who's with a husband who loves her for her virtues does not need any of this crazy stuff to be attractive. | |
| I mean, obviously, you need to stay in shape and relatively healthy, and all of that gives you kind of a glow, I think, that's really attractive and appealing. | |
| But my wife and I played sports with friends for two hours last night. | |
| I mean, she's as healthy as they come and beautiful to me. | |
| The idea that men want this stuff and women just have to acquiesce. | |
| This was an old Kevin Samuels thing when he was talking to the women in the black community, right? | |
| So he was saying, like, men have been asking forever. | |
| Men have been asking forever, don't be overweight. | |
| Women are just overweight. | |
| Men have been asking forever, just have your natural hair. | |
| And black women have these weaves, like they cut their hair totally short and then they weave in this fake hair that is not particularly appealing to men. | |
| And there's a variety of other things you ask for, but... | |
| And he was saying, like, you're just not providing it. | |
| You're just not providing it. | |
| So I think that women want to look a certain way, and they believe that that is really attractive to men. | |
| Yeah, the nails, too, and all of that kind of stuff. | |
| I mean, when women walk around in heels and then complain that their feet hurt, and heels can actually do quite a bit of damage to your feet, as far as I understand it. | |
| I don't think there's been a single man who says, I'm not attracted to my wife because she's not tottering around in these impractical heels. | |
| That tends to be for other women, right? | |
| And I understand the Botox thing and the pillow lips and, you know, like boob jobs and stuff like that. | |
| I mean, I find that artificial stuff. | |
| It's just repulsive. | |
| Like, it turns my stomach. | |
| I just find it absolutely repulsive because to me, it shows a pathological insecurity. | |
| And making up for a lack of virtue, right? | |
| Because if you're virtuous and noble and kind and gracious and courageous and all that, that's just about as attractive as things can get. | |
| So, makeup, right? | |
| I mean, it's obviously not why it's called that, but to me, makeup is I'm making up for a lack of virtue. | |
| I'm trying to be more physically attractive so that you'll overlook red flags in my personality. | |
| Makeup to makeup for... | |
| Moral deficiencies. | |