[ SECRET POST #6960 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6960 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

As far as these examples go, I don't think any have aged out of the business yet. So I'm not concerned with how they want to experiment with plastic surgery.

What saddens me is actresses like Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Sarah Paulson, etc. (all of whom I adore) just... never aging due to surgery. And I understand any such choices they make in a youth-obsessed industry, but it skews public perception so much. I remember, about a decade ago, sending a selfie to a fandom friend who was in her 20s, who knew I was around the same age as Paulson, and she was like - "OH damn." She thought I looked really old for my age because, at her age, she didn't have a realistic concept of what a 40-something female looked like.

It's like when you see that old still of Steve Martin and Diane Keaton from Father of the Bride, looking like a middle-aged couple, and they just look ancient to us now because the standard is so unnaturally skewed.