00:10:13.200There's another picture if you scroll down, King.
00:10:14.940She said on the record, she who is on the record as never having filed, jobbed, or Botoxed her face, according to the Times, she can see why many women turn to plastic surgery.
00:10:29.240That when a woman gets of these certain cosmetic procedures, she's actually servicing exactly what you're trying to oppose.
00:10:39.740We need to stand up and insist on not being invisible, she says.
00:10:44.160I wish there were more women who left their marionette lines, which are the lines that run from the corner of your mouths, forehead lines, and crow's feet.
00:10:53.180I wish there was more women who dared to age.
00:10:56.420And recently, the Ladies of Sex and the City reboot and Just Like That have highlighted the topic of women aging in public.
00:11:09.620I've got this three-year-old son, and I carry him around, and I'm all good.
00:11:12.520But no, I'm on television where every bit of my physical being is being analyzed.
00:11:18.060The part was always stressful and difficult for me because as much as I can look back and think, oh, I looked great then, you can never think that at the time.
00:11:29.540And then co-host, Sarah Jessica Parker, so that's her on there too, who plays the framed Carrie Bradshaw, responded to the misogynistic chatter about her and her fellow classmates in an interview with Vogue last year.
00:11:43.580There's so much chatter in response to us that would never happen about men.
00:11:47.980It almost makes people feel, it almost feels as if people don't want us to be perfectly okay with who we are.
00:11:54.260And as if they almost enjoy us being painted by who we are today, whether we choose to age naturally and not look perfect or whether you choose to do something that makes you feel better, she added.
00:12:07.900She said in her interview with The Times that the public still has a ways to go when it comes to its perception of beauty.
00:12:13.560So, first question, should older women dress and move like younger women?
00:12:21.580I think everyone has the right to do what they want.
00:12:25.260No, we're not talking about the right, we're saying should.
00:12:57.900All of the stuff she's complaining about, she was a model.
00:13:01.020She benefited from being young and beautiful.
00:13:04.320And now that you're old, you're complaining about it.
00:13:09.580But the problem is these women are supposed to be married.
00:13:13.900Nobody cared about women aging in public if they weren't acting like teenagers.
00:13:18.600Because she should be a grandmother by now.
00:13:20.260Correct, Madonna's out here naked on the internet.
00:13:23.600Chelsea Handler's putting her boobs out there.
00:13:26.340But it's embarrassing to have women in their 50s and 60s moving like this.
00:13:32.220Get married, get a husband, get out of the dating market.
00:13:35.640And that's the problem because the majority of these girls, what they're doing is they've been sleeping around, you're not locking someone down, and then, you know, father time comes knocking and he takes your youth and you're like, shit, I'm old, nobody likes me.
00:13:50.220And all I have is like a bunch of memories, a bunch of dicks I've sucked.
00:14:16.720No, it's basically women around the age of like 27 to 31, where essentially they're not as hot as they were 10 years ago.
00:14:23.980You hit a wall of physical attractiveness that stops.
00:14:29.020Like, you know, I would just argue it, if I were to be nice, I would say up to 29.
00:14:35.760You know, because every girl, when she turns 30, she cries, gets depressed, you know?
00:14:40.120So that's what these, like, guys on the internet say, like, the wall is when you're like, boom, I'm just, my physical attractiveness is now at this point where it's going to start declining.
00:14:50.240And you girls know, that's why you, like, sometimes you see these older women and there's, like, a young girl around her and the old woman is, like, a total bitch to her.
00:17:17.780And the other thing that we don't, we don't really talk about is that, like, most abuse is mutual, meaning both parties are hitting each other.
00:17:25.880So, like, and when it comes to one-sided abuse, you know, there's some studies that have come out that say women hit men more than men hit women.
00:17:32.980They always hit first, at least in my experience.
00:17:34.980Yeah, and so, and so, like, we have this, like, we have this, you know, image that women are just the victims and they're never the aggressors.
00:17:47.900Because abuse is prolonged and it tends to be quite intimate, right?
00:17:51.160But if I'm talking about grape and SA, it's like, if an attractive woman to walk down the street tonight and she receives advances from a man and she says that she's not interested,
00:18:01.400the likelihood of her receiving physical violent backlash for that rejection, for that rejection, is very, it's high, A, and B, it is high, it is high, it is high, it is high.
00:18:15.280If you look at the nuances, it is contoured, it is contoured and it is nuanced, but generally speaking, how many women are graping men on the street after rejection?
00:18:58.220But I'm saying that if a man were to, like, give advances to a woman and she were to reject him, he is able to, and in many cases, right, there are loads of reported cases of men lashing out at women sexually, violently, for said rejection.