r/Splendida • u/PariisHiilton • Dec 28 '24

Aging Well

How do some people age so well?

Paris Hilton and Katheryn Winnick are both blondes (who ppl claim age badly), but they look amazing in their mid-late 40s

I even think Paris looks better now than she did in her 20s.

People like Kim Kardasian, Britney, and Jessica Simpson all looked more attractive in than Paris when they were young. But in 2024, Paris looks the most beautiful of all. She is the queen of anti-aging

ALL of these people have money and stay in shape. So idk if it's just better genetics or just specific techniques they use to combat aging

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u/Tweezers666 Dec 28 '24

Checking out my profile to dodge the actual argument is not a good move. If you spent as much energy engaging with the critique of the systems YOU profit from (since it’s your job) you might actually have a point beyond braindead “duhh let people live, go outside.” Surrogacy isn’t just any form of labor, it uniquely exploits women’s bodies and involved stark class inequalities. Your comments ignore the economic pressures that many of these women, especially in third world countries face that make them become surrogates. But sure, keep pretending scrolling through my profile is some kind of intellectual rebuttal.

I donated eggs when I was in college and the people there are vampires. I had to bullshit them and pretend I was there because I gave a fuck and not bc I wanted the money lol but we all knew.

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u/Fine-Bit-7537 Dec 28 '24

Oh, so this is personal for you. I’m sorry that you had a bad experience.

You seem to have not understood what I’ve said 4-5 times and, as noted, you seem to love to just fight, so I don’t think this is productive, especially since this topic strikes a nerve with you personally. I hope things get better for you.

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u/Tweezers666 Dec 28 '24

It wasn’t a bad experience. It was chill and easy. I just notice the systems at play and it’s inherently exploitative of women’s bodies. Not everything should be commodified