Botulinum toxin

And Tom Brady, for what it's worth, is looking more and more like a cat.

Although, that may have less to do with voodoo than it does Botox.

Robert Pattinson's Antinous is every backup QB, a guy who thinks the starting gig belongs to him.

Antinous is also like Tony Romo, both charismatic would-be heroes who turned out just to be ineffectual guys with substance abuse issues.

Or, like, my, like, arm or something, 'cause I'm like-

Isn't that why, like, in Botox they put that little cold thing on your face to distract it?

That's true.

Yeah.

I get Botox in my armpits, so I don't-

Oh

...

Oh, interesting.

What I really wanted to do was sort of investigate why a lot of women in my own social bubble, so to say, they really do know how to be emancipated, I guess, how to sort of do the feminist things and maybe also think the feminist thoughts.

But then also they tend to do the, quite the opposite, you know? They tend to still, uh, get Botox when they turn 35 or something like that, or they tend to take more care of the children, uh, when their husband doesn't.

And all these things really fascinated me because I thought if we, we know how to be, uh, feminists, we have, we've re- we've read all these books, uh, we know what we have to do, but then why don't we? And I really wanted to focus on the way, as a woman, you are really primed all the time by very small things that you see, uh, like you said, things that you buy, things that people tell you, all these sort of ways society keeps reminding you of the, well, the, the role you are meant to play in a patriarchal and capitalist society.

And all these signs, they, they add up to choices that maybe feel like your own, but I, I am sort of doubting whether they are.

They have to sell up all the time, whitening caps and Invisalign.

Botox with your HRT.

Viagra with your amlodipine.

Oh, you wanna be like the dentist, where the poor are left without care.

I'm crying still.

I can't even laugh that hard because I got fucking Botox.

You're

right.

Yeah.

But

I guess she got master's Botox.

Master.

I know.

I'm trying to, I'm trying to choose my words carefully because I don't want to seem misogynistic because the reality of it is, is actors, actors, male and female past a certain age will get surgery done and they will get Botox and they will get fillers and they will get all these kinds of things.

Um, it is undeniable that Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock have had work because there are scenes in this film where they are meant to emote a real sense of shock and a real sense of, you know, horror about something that's happened.

And I'm not trying to be mean here, but their faces don't move.

I am not above any treatments.

Botox.

I get Botox.

Whatever you do to make yourself feel better.

Do it.

You know

what? You are one of the most beautiful people I know.

And it's not because you get Botox.

And I'm not just talking about losing weight.

I'm not just talking about Botox, a new hairstyle, buying a better wardrobe or suddenly becoming obsessed with the gym.

I'm talking about the moment when you look at your life and realize, I've neglected myself long enough.

I've been taking care of other people for so long.

I want to see.

The thing is, people's faces don't move no more because they got the Botox.

Mm hmm.

faces are extra stiff lips are extra plump so it's a little bit hard to do those older older hollywood tings yeah but that's okay that's okay because we got her we got her and hopefully she inspires others to give it a rest but in terms of things that i have been watching i've been re-watching the show atlanta