On the one hand, you decry the media's focus on women's looks On the other, you offer a "trick not to appear tired" Kind of a mixed message...?
“You’ve put on a few pounds.”
“You look better in person than on TV.”
“You look tired.”
Can we PLEASE stop commenting on how women look & instead focus on what they’re doing?
Can’t control looks, but I do have a trick to not appear tired. Check out end of clip. #HowSheDoesItpic.twitter.com/8TBPqubUpr
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Hate the game NOT the player
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Your bank account looks bigger
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You are a rockstar. Insanely proud of you! Women need to stand by each other more, love this!
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Word! Cc @ELF1010leeray
@OGoftheHRC@angiedam2 - saying it like it is!pic.twitter.com/q9N2nKXggbThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I especially like that at the end of this, you gave us girls a few tips on how to not look so tired
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Amen! And I don’t care if I look tired. I’m a mother and I work therefore I am tired. Getting it done anyway!
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Actually, those are things EVERYONE who appears on tv regularly gets told. You are not that special. Nor is it isolated to women. This is what you go to to get attention? Says a lot.
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Says everything about you that you offer criticism about something women deal with daily. Men go bald, get wrinkles, saggy skin and they’re described as “distinguished”. Recognize a double standard for what it is.
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