Ep. 41: When a feminist gets a facelift, how are the other feminists supposed to feel?

You know what's funny? I was thinking about how like 10 years ago, both you and I, we used to do Botox and like we were talking about it, like how great it was.

Yeah.

We were comparing notes.

We were comparing notes of

like how much we get, etc., etc.

Yeah.

And then now, like, 10 years later, we both don't do it.

Yeah.

And so – and I just remember why I stopped.

And it was because, like, I – said to myself i didn't mind i remember telling the the person uh at the doctor the

esthetic or the whatever med spa med spa dermatologist okay

um that i didn't uh necessarily wasn't doing it to look younger i was doing it because i didn't want to look angry And then they said like, oh, well, you should also get filler here and you should also do this and that and the other thing.

And they kept on trying to upsell me on all these things that I should be

doing.

But I was like, no.

And then I just figured, why am I doing this?

Yeah.

And

so, um,

yeah, it's a really, it's an interesting evolution.

I feel like there are kind of two major ways you can go with it.

You start maybe like in your forties, like we did.

And, um, I started

in my thirties and

you're okay.