@simple simon Okay; as a cosmetic doctor herself, she was well aware of the total costs.
@laurenella wow. I don't remember that. Thanks.
Clueless
"He’s her step brother. I know they’re not related, but it’s weird."
Ummm... the cost? Or was that the least surprising thing?
@mystal84 I agree. These women are not actually traditional 1950s style housewives. It's a character they are presenting to make money.
@rayfincam Nor should anyone expect an explanation of whether another person plans to have children
I had frozen my eggs ... at 38
would go through seven rounds of IVF before she finally accepted she could not use her ... eggs
Most importantly, you have to be okay if she completely stops hanging out with you when she gets into another relationship
I think it's really around mid-30s when it becomes very hard to meet new people.
I'm really not comfortable with people being so open about having cosmetic surgery. I think it normalises it to the point where people feel that if they have a physical feature that isn't considered socially attractive, that they are expected to have surgery. Or that it isn't actually a big deal because many people do it. No, surgery is always a big deal.
Wow! And I've gone my whole life not even knowing there were rules for wearing runners with jeans.
Sweatshirt, $339.
I know this is a huge splurge
@renee056 Didn't Aniston admit recently that she had been (privately) trying to have a child for years.
@laurenella It sounds like a cliche but cliches exist for a reason
@shannen.findlay Actually, I've thought about this some more. I'm 50 and this was definitley a thing when I was younger. When you were going to an event, you knew people would be checking out what you were wearing, and would notice if you'd worn that before. I actually just thought times had changed, but now realise that it's just because when you get older, you actually don't care what people - who most of the time you don't even like - think anymore.
I'd wear an outfit once for a photo ... and then obsess over who had seen me in it and what event I could wear said outfit to next without anyone figuring out I'd already worn it before
@simple simon And that was Melbourne. Swift played four consecutive shows in Sydney. As a middle-aged man, i just attend one (1) concert, and I'm wrecked for the next three days.
In 2024, Pink's Summer Carnival Tour is, admittedly, one of her smaller expeditions, with only 16 shows
What amazes me is not that she plays for three and half hours; but that she did it three days in a row.
Someone in your team spent $960 on their last hair appointment? Wow!