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Oh how the mighty have fallen.

   

http://www.marieclaire.com/fashion/news/...ed-photos/

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It just confirms everything we already know.

This agenda to push old wrinkled hags on us and declaring them "the most beautiful women" is one big sham.

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Oh, and:

   

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Sad.

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Comments in the article are funny. Women using the words "gorgeous" and "empowering."

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I see that French mellon anti-aging shit she sells works...NOT.

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(02-14-2015 10:57 PM)The Lizard of Oz Wrote:  

This pic gets my juices flowing. Getting old sucks, especially for women.

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Wouldn't look out of place on some granny porn fetish site.

Why is she slutting it up at her age anyway? Do aging athletes continue to compete against young bucks in their 20s? No they retire with dignity.

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(02-14-2015 10:36 PM)Chowder Head Wrote:  Comments in the article are funny. Women using the words "gorgeous" and "empowering."

Females have a habit of saying the exact opposite of what they see in front of their eyes. Go find a YouTube video of some freak baby with a hideously deformed face and see how many women write "omg gorgeous" and "So beautiful" in the comments.

With women facts don't matter, just feelings.

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Just goes to show that it isn't just weight for women but their skin. Compared to most women her age, and I don't know or care what her age is, she looks good but her skin still looks just....creepy. And it isn't just the usual places like the neck or hands, look at her stomach. *shudders*

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That pic is the emotional equivalent of watching a puppy get run over by a bus.

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(02-14-2015 11:41 PM)Troll King Wrote:  Just goes to show that it isn't just weight for women but their skin. Compared to most women her age, and I don't know or care what her age is, she looks good but her skin still looks just....creepy. And it isn't just the usual places like the neck or hands, look at her stomach. *shudders*

I would say this is the result of sun exposure. The UV rays mess up the collagen fibers that make up the delicate extracellular matrix under the skin. I'm sure she spent a hell of a lot of time in salons or on the beach. Ironically if she had remained covered up her entire life she would look a lot better now.

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Her body looks like a boxer's face getting punched in super slow-motion.

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I agree with the assessment of sun damage - I've seen it before in women in their 40s. That said, I do wonder if she's had a bit of work (the plastic kind) on her stomach at some point in her career or after a kid or two.

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The crash of one of the most beautiful women ever is certainly a warning to women to find a husband at university or one who has had his fill with game and wants to settle down.

This must be one of the worst wall collisions I have seen. It's tragic.

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So many childhood fantasies down the drain.

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After photoshop it looks presentable:





Now she is getting the full brunt and ridicule of the internet, although the feminine imperative will cover for her claiming she is against ageism and so brave.

What's so brave about a 48 year old hamster who still wants to be seen as sexy as at age 19?

Most of her fellow models of that time have retired in grace and are now enjoying their families. Will she try to sex it up at age 60?

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I'm not nearly as put off by the photo as I am with all the You-Go-Girlism surrounding the photo. This story has gone viral on Facebook and there are even quite a few white knights chiming in about how they are tired of women being oppressed by beauty standards. Who are these clowns trying to fool. As if they wouldn't prefer to fuck a 23 year old Crawford over the current one. These white knights disgust me.

She was once at the apex of beauty, she made millions off her looks. She had a nice run and can live comfortably for the rest of her life. Her time has gone however and she needs to gracefully accept that fact and go quietly. Nobody wants to see a middle-aged wrinkly body. I don't give a damn if she represents "a real woman". Her wrinkled, leathery skin is better kept out of sight. What's next at this point? Here's a "real" woman too, and probably what Crawford will look like in 10 years:

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Looks like a dropped pie.