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Since I posted a pic of Angela Basset w/ her makeup, it's only fair that I post a pic of Sharon Stone with makeup too, since the previous pic showed her without makeup.
As an attractive Black woman who moves throughout the world in my real life, I receive enough compliments, get approached by and have dated enough non-Black men to know that the opinions of one or a few men online is not in line with my own daily reality.
No, but your daily reality and that of most black women may be very different as well.
My reasons for highlighting the aging issue is to show that all that glitters is not gold. There is no denying that an attractive blond/blue eyed woman will have her pick of men, but she'd better get that successful guy in her 20s.
That's just bull****. If I had their permission, I'd show my friends who are actually natural blondes who look amazing at over 40. Still drop-dead, men following around like puppies gorgeous.
They took care of their skin, it's not that hard.
My step-mother is as pale as can be and looks better than Sharon Stone. She is 70. Stayed out of the sun and used good skin products.
My reasons for highlighting the aging issue is to show that all that glitters is not gold. There is no denying that an attractive blond/blue eyed woman will have her pick of men, but she'd better get that successful guy in her 20s.
She is still winning out in her 30s. By the time she is older she has kids and is a soccer mom or has her own career. Ageing is tougher on celebrities who we place on a pedastal and rely on their looks.
A person of color may look better at 40 or 50 but you are still friggin' 40 or 50. Angela Basset is not winning a bikini contest or beauty pagent. Anywhere. Neither is any other 54 year old.
No, but your daily reality and that of most black women may be very different as well.
No. My experience is not unusual. Some Black women are open to dating/relationships with non-Black men and others are not. Being from the West Coast I know MANY Black women who have non-Black husbands/fiancés/boyfriends.
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