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If Kim wasn't so BAD-BODIED now and frankly...ugly, she'd still be doing these kinds of shoots in her 40's.  And you stuck in the 90's fags would be screaming "She's STILL GOT EHT!"

Who made the rules on when a woman is supposed to stop showing her body?

Kim is still doing shoots like this except they don't look like....trash

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Bye 'ais

[SouravMay]

If Kim wasn't so BAD-BODIED now and frankly...ugly, she'd still be doing these kinds of shoots in her 40's.  And you stuck in the 90's fags would be screaming "She's STILL GOT EHT!"

Who made the rules on when a woman is supposed to stop showing her body?

Kim is still doing shoots like this except they don't look like....trash

And honestly, Nicki wants to be at that Kim level just like Kim wants to be at that Beyonc? level. It just aint panning out for Nicki the way it did for Kim when she got with Kanye.

   

Wrong Kim

[ya rock muh world.]

But, it kind of reminds me of when Christians get "saved" and then they suddenly have a lot to say about things other people are doing. Or, when someone gets on a diet and suddenly becomes a nutrition expert. Ultimately, there will be people who look at you and will say "Girl you were just twerking in the club with a burger in your hand last week. Miss me with the sermon."

I'd get this more if Eve just offered her opinion on it unwarranted. But they literally asked her what she thought about it now. Not what she thought of it in 98 or 2008, but today. Tbh, I dont see her response being too different than what a lot of successful, driven, forward thinking women in her age group would say.

I'm pretty sure she knew they would discuss Nicki before the cameras started rolling.

I see what you mean - the setup was: they asked her and she replied. But, it's not so much about who asked what first. It's just about what she said and her history...and how some may respond to that. That's all.

We do this to "new heteros" (people who identified as gay once upon a time but are now heterosexual) all the time. We don't care who asked them a question - we only care that they actually say "I think homosexuality is wrong." It's about what they said and their personal history which would leave them open to an attack which is very similar to the one Eve is getting in here.

Hope that makes sense.

A couple of presumptive thoughts here but ok. Can I ask what a more pleasing response could've been?

That's the thing - I don't see anything "wrong" with what Eve said. I'm not saying that she should have changed her wording or kept her mouth shut, etc.

These are her thoughts at this stage in her life. That's totally fine.

She doesn't have to please anyone but herself and her husband. But I'm just trying to make sense of why she's in the hot seat right now.

[Pearls Khan]

But, it kind of reminds me of when Christians get "saved" and then they suddenly have a lot to say about things other people are doing. Or, when someone gets on a diet and suddenly becomes a nutrition expert. Ultimately, there will be people who look at you and will say "Girl you were just twerking in the club with a burger in your hand last week. Miss me with the sermon."

I'd get this more if Eve just offered her opinion on it unwarranted. But they literally asked her what she thought about it now. Not what she thought of it in 98 or 2008, but today. Tbh, I dont see her response being too different than what a lot of successful, driven, forward thinking women in her age group would say.

I'm pretty sure she knew they would discuss Nicki before the cameras started rolling.

I see what you mean - the setup was: they asked her and she replied. But, it's not so much about who asked what first. It's just about what she said and her history...and how some may respond to that. That's all.

We do this to "new heteros" (people who identified as gay once upon a time but are now heterosexual) all the time. We don't care who asked them a question - we only care that they actually say "I think homosexuality is wrong." It's about what they said and their personal history which would leave them open to an attack which is very similar to the one Eve is getting in here.

Hope that makes sense.

A couple of presumptive thoughts here but ok. Can I ask what a more pleasing response could've been?

That's the thing - I don't see anything "wrong" with what Eve said.

You knw wh....

Herb MOVE!

[LOONA.]

Oh wait I thought you meant Kardashian

Point still stands though

      

[ya rock muh world.]

But, it kind of reminds me of when Christians get "saved" and then they suddenly have a lot to say about things other people are doing. Or, when someone gets on a diet and suddenly becomes a nutrition expert. Ultimately, there will be people who look at you and will say "Girl you were just twerking in the club with a burger in your hand last week. Miss me with the sermon."

I'd get this more if Eve just offered her opinion on it unwarranted. But they literally asked her what she thought about it now. Not what she thought of it in 98 or 2008, but today. Tbh, I dont see her response being too different than what a lot of successful, driven, forward thinking women in her age group would say.

I'm pretty sure she knew they would discuss Nicki before the cameras started rolling.

I see what you mean - the setup was: they asked her and she replied. But, it's not so much about who asked what first. It's just about what she said and her history...and how some may respond to that. That's all.

We do this to "new heteros" (people who identified as gay once upon a time but are now heterosexual) all the time. We don't care who asked them a question - we only care that they actually say "I think homosexuality is wrong." It's about what they said and their personal history which would leave them open to an attack which is very similar to the one Eve is getting in here.

Hope that makes sense.

A couple of presumptive thoughts here but ok. Can I ask what a more pleasing response could've been?

That's the thing - I don't see anything "wrong" with what Eve said.

You knw wh....

Herb MOVE!

What? If you go back to my first post in the thread I actually said she has a point.

It's just funny hearing this come from a stripper but I have to agree - there are times I wish Nicki would tone it down just a bit.

I don't disagree with much of what she had to say. But I understand why the gorls are pulling her cards a bit.

[BAPHOMET.]

If Kim wasn't so BAD-BODIED now and frankly...ugly, she'd still be doing these kinds of shoots in her 40's.  And you stuck in the 90's fags would be screaming "She's STILL GOT EHT!"

Who made the rules on when a woman is supposed to stop showing her body?

Kim is still doing shoots like this except they don't look like....trash

x

Bye 'ais

that fucking country bumpkin was demolished in this bitch

[Pearls Khan]

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Now wait bitch

[BAPHOMET.]

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I think people are hot because Eve gave an unpopular opinion. If she kissed Nicki's ass and praised the photoshoot no one would give a fuck. Everyone has a past, but that does not mean they are not able to evolve and change. She spoke on how she felt about it in reference to what she would do.

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