It’s interesting that you used Kim as the subject, when strong and intelligent women such as Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi have also made such refinements. They too women have gone under the knife (more invasively than Kim), use make up and also have frequent salon visits more than the average woman.

Instead of using your energy to judge others, why not take a more humanistic approach, and wish everyone the best?

P.S. You forgot to add Botox and Restalyne injections, as well as eyelash extensions. Just saying, do your research before making such assumptions, as there is always more than what you may know.

Now if she wore that make up etc and right in the middle while your having sex she wipes it all off and screams ‘hahaha GOTCHA!’ that would qualify as a lie.

I believe if you are unhappy with something you change your view on it(learn to love it) OR you change it. Appreciate all beauty! It’s 2011 and more technology and procedures are arising so don’t judge people for having the desire to look their best, you don’t know what their motives are. Be beautiful inside FIRST and then if it tickles your fancy decorate that lovely exterior canvas that we came onto this beautiful earth with, do it or don’t…the choice is YOURS!

~peace

our culture – on the other hand – is obsessed, argue all you want.

pathetic.

Seems like an odd thing to get famous for.

I thought “What are they going to sex his head if he doesn’t visit?”

Shes gorgeous. Find a better target, like Britney Spears who is definitely someone worth chewing up and spitting out.

But then, I also dislike being called healthy, because it’s become so much of a euphemism.

There’s a big difference.

Men don’t do it (apart from the acne scars, maybe). It’s become so ingrained into our culture that women HAVE to care about their looks, that it’s only on places like here that people even notice it. It’s a double standard that started off as a desire to look sexually attractive to men, and eventually became conformity.

And what annoys me is the idea that it doesn’t matter you not wearing make-up as long as you look pretty without it. I stopped wearing make-up one day and some girl said to me, ‘It’s O.K, you don’t need it,” or something to that effect. Yeah, it’s a compliment, but I don’t like my appearance to be judged. I just don’t.

But I don’t judge women who do, and I don’t call it a lie, either. We’re all struggling together in this world, and provided you’re not stressing about it, there’s no harm in wearing a little make-up. But, in an ideal world, you (most women) really should feel confident without it. I do.

… Right. Ever heard of ‘Beauty is only skin deep’?