Caitlyn Jenner at 65...Fabulous!

Gretchen_To_Be
Gretchen_To_Be Posts: 99 Member
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She looks fabulous and I hope I look that good at 65. How about you?
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  • ilfaith
    ilfaith Posts: 16,769 Member
    Well she has had a lot of work done.
  • ilfaith
    ilfaith Posts: 16,769 Member
    But she was an Olympic athlete...so obviously fitness was an important part of her life.
  • Gretchen_To_Be
    Gretchen_To_Be Posts: 99 Member
    LOL, that's true!
  • karyabc
    karyabc Posts: 830 Member
    Then you should really hope for a your bank account to go all the way to the sky , a team of plastic surgeon, a stylist and some serious botox.
  • Gretchen_To_Be
    Gretchen_To_Be Posts: 99 Member
    I'm saving up!
  • karyabc
    karyabc Posts: 830 Member
    shibumicd wrote: »
    I'm saving up!

    You go girl! :#

    May I add, have you seen the pic of hellen mirren in a bikini? Freaking awesomee and she's in her seventy's or close I think
  • Gretchen_To_Be
    Gretchen_To_Be Posts: 99 Member
    Yes, Helen is gorgeous. And talented!
  • ilfaith
    ilfaith Posts: 16,769 Member
    I always thought that once I reached a certain age I could just let go, stop working so hard and start shopping at Chico's. Now all these older women have raised the bar. I am the same age as Jennifers Aniston and Lopez. I figure as long as they keep working it, I have to continue to hold it together.
  • Gretchen_To_Be
    Gretchen_To_Be Posts: 99 Member
    That's the spirit, Faith! I will have to work very hard to achieve the look I want, but I am determined.
  • the_comeback
    the_comeback Posts: 2,199 Member
    She is still a he. You can't change chromosomes.
  • jaxass
    jaxass Posts: 2,128 Member
    His name is Bruce. He's playing dress up, similar to what people do for Halloween. But for an old man, he's kept in pretty good shape. Best shape $ can buy.
  • ValerieMartini2Olives
    ValerieMartini2Olives Posts: 3,024 Member
    the_comeback wrote: »
    She is still a he. You can't change chromosomes.

    I am very conflicted with how I feel about TG people. But overall I don't care one iota how you live your life. However, I was reading his/her biography on Wikipedia the other day and it really is strange to read about how he lived as an Olympic athlete/man to now.
  • Hea1thyGam3r
    Hea1thyGam3r Posts: 1,354 Member
    Thats right @the_comeback & @Jaxass Represent Texas! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • jaxass
    jaxass Posts: 2,128 Member
    Don't get me wrong, I don't really give a hoot what he does, but HE is a male no matter what he does or tries to do to change that.

    I can dye my hair bonde and it doesn't mean I'm a blonde, no matter what I believe or say.
  • zoeysasha37
    zoeysasha37 Posts: 7,088 Member
    Yes she looks great! But I'm sure she had a lot of help from plastic surgeons ( there's nothing wrong with that in my book! I have one on speed dial ) and she was an athlete so I'm sure that also played a role in appearance.
  • Alisontheice
    Alisontheice Posts: 9,611 Member
    I think she's amazing! Pretty brave to come out as she did. And she's in amazing shape. My grandma was an Olympian and was in great shape until she died. Ahhh genetics. :)
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    ah i c it took the vile transphobes no time at all to show up

    she looks gorgeous and im glad that she is concious of the struggles of the trans community and seems like she is trying to help

    she is very privileged most trans women dont even make it past 30 so yea very privileged & im glad she recognizes that


  • the_comeback
    the_comeback Posts: 2,199 Member
    edited August 2015
    jaxass wrote: »
    Don't get me wrong, I don't really give a hoot what he does, but HE is a male no matter what he does or tries to do to change that.

    I can dye my hair bonde and it doesn't mean I'm a blonde, no matter what I believe or say.

    He was born a male and always be a male. Like I said chromosomes can't be changed

    Bravery is not that word to describe what he did. Dude needs help. It's a physcological problem.

    Can't believed he awarded the Arthur Ashe courage award. Yes it takes balls(pun intended) to do All what he did but doesn't change the fact he's still a male. The award should of been giving to the family of Stuart Scott or even the little girl Leah Still that is battling cancer.
  • noclady1995
    noclady1995 Posts: 452 Member
    I'd rather admire Ernestine Shepherd.
  • PurringMyrrh
    PurringMyrrh Posts: 5,276 Member
    HE definitely doesn't look fabulous, but for a man wanting to be a woman, he looks better than some. He had on an awful lot of makeup for that magazine cover though - to the point of looking off putting and caked on. I would think with all that money he could have undergone some sort of skin treatment to smooth out the manliness a bit.
  • mandieinheels
    mandieinheels Posts: 192 Member
    edited August 2015
    She is incredible and yes SHE is brave! Try for one second walking out the door to be your true self and know that you could be laughed at, fired, or worse killed for trying to be your true you. If by her coming out saves the life of one trans teen then yes she did deserve the courage award. It takes way more courage to do what she is doing than to hide behind a screen and be a bigot. Is it hard to understand? Sure of course it is. But I've never walked in the shoes of bigoted trans phobes so its hard for me to understand some of you as well. It's not Bout chromosomes, its not about what is between your legs, it's not about who you are attracted to. It is about who you truly are on the inside.
    If you have negative comments why bother getting on what started as a positive thread?
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    mandireese wrote: »
    She is incredible and yes SHE is brave! Try for one second walking out the door to be your true self and know that you could be laughed at, fired, or worse killed for trying to be your true you. If by her coming out saves the life of one trans teen then yes she did deserve the courage award. It takes way more courage to do what she is doing than to hide behind a screen and be a bigot. Is it hard to understand? Sure of course it is. But I've never walked in the shoes of bigoted trans phobes so its hard for me to understand some of you as well. It's not Bout chromosomes, its not about what is between your legs, it's not about who you are attracted to. It is about who you truly are on the inside.
    If you have negative comments why bother getting on what started as a positive thread?

    transphobes can't pass up an opportunity to spread their hate
  • _John_
    _John_ Posts: 8,646 Member
    salembambi wrote: »
    mandireese wrote: »
    She is incredible and yes SHE is brave! Try for one second walking out the door to be your true self and know that you could be laughed at, fired, or worse killed for trying to be your true you. If by her coming out saves the life of one trans teen then yes she did deserve the courage award. It takes way more courage to do what she is doing than to hide behind a screen and be a bigot. Is it hard to understand? Sure of course it is. But I've never walked in the shoes of bigoted trans phobes so its hard for me to understand some of you as well. It's not Bout chromosomes, its not about what is between your legs, it's not about who you are attracted to. It is about who you truly are on the inside.
    If you have negative comments why bother getting on what started as a positive thread?

    transphobes can't pass up an opportunity to spread their hate

    Actually, it's quite good on toast...
  • wolfsbayne
    wolfsbayne Posts: 3,116 Member
    noclady1995 wrote: »
    I'd rather admire Ernestine Shepherd.

    That woman is amazing!
  • the_comeback
    the_comeback Posts: 2,199 Member
    How is it negative comments if they are facts? It's a forum, and we all have opinions.

    I understand being different puts a flag on your head by society. But to call himself a female? what is truly inside goes down to the chemical and organism level. He feels that he's a woman it's more of a confusion. Not gonna be religious but it's probably going to open other doors I don't care. God doesn't make mistakes. He created everyone in his image. He determines who you are gonna be even before your born. If a mother has a daughter that changed into a man. She is still a female and still a daughter to that mother.

    I do get ridicule for my religious beliefs. I'm not religious, just have strong faith in who and what I believe in. And have brothers and sisters that are being killed and beheaded for being who they are.

    HE can be who HE wants. I'm not the one to judge, but I am the one to inspect what is good and bad fruit
  • Alisontheice
    Alisontheice Posts: 9,611 Member
    You said it...we all have opinions. You believe in a God...I don't. I choose to see Caitlin as a she, you don't.

    Opinions. We are all entitled to our own.
  • the_comeback
    the_comeback Posts: 2,199 Member
    Alisontheice wrote: »
    You said it...we all have opinions. You believe in a God...I don't. I choose to see Caitlin as a she, you don't.

    Opinions. We are all entitled to our own.

    Yes ma'am. Not here to make you change your opinion or your beliefs either
    It's a topic that I can, we all can express our thoughts on
    Didn't mean to cause any friction
  • pechepanda
    pechepanda Posts: 7,939 Member
    ...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
    but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
  • the_comeback
    the_comeback Posts: 2,199 Member
    pechepanda wrote: »
    ...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
    but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
    "He was born a male" is not a fact?
  • pechepanda
    pechepanda Posts: 7,939 Member
    edited August 2015
    the_comeback wrote: »
    pechepanda wrote: »
    ...you actually havent stated any facts, just your opinions, and opinions can be negative,
    but anyhow, I agree, she does look great for 65,
    "He was born a male" is not a fact?

    unless he got his chromosome tested at birth and people rarely ever do that, it isnt necessarily a fact that he was born a male,
    there are more chromosome combinations that exist other than just XX or XY

    but youre entitled to your own opinion, as is everyone else
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