I know this contraption is supposed to be for long-term planning, but I can't imagine that donning this before beddy-bye would do wonders for immediate sexytimes.
And I can imagine boyf/hubby whining and being peeved as a result.
This reminds me of a post on my friend's facebook. It was a quiz. "How will u look when u are old?"
Answer: eww rinkley
I laughed so, so hard. Isn't "rinkley" what we all look like?
And a translation of this ad: YOU WILL NEVER BE GOOD ENOUGH, BUT MAKE SURE YOU THROW ENOUGH MONEY AT THIS PROBLEM SO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'VE DONE SOMETHING. #ladecollette
At some point in life, the wrinkles are going to get you, no matter what you do. And you will still be you, for better or worse.
If this is comfortable for some women to wear, fabs. But adding one more cosmetic item on my physical to-do list, especially something this Victorian, just for the sake of delaying inevitable signs of skin aging, is just not on. Pretty soon people will have us wearing too-small gloves to bed again to keep our hands small, dainty and moisturized. Just stop it. #ladecollette
"But adding one more cosmetic item on my physical to-do list"
I'm so feeling this. It doesn't even have to be Victorian. I used to complain that in order to get everything done that's "supposed" to be done in the AM maintenance routine, I'd have to get up the night before.
(What *really* freaks me out is that it's already starting to happen.) #ladecollette
I was going to comment on what a ridiculous purchase this is, and then I saw the bows. They got us pegged, don't they ladies? Let's by all 12! #ladecollette
I'm almost 40. I'm not supposed to look 25 and I refuse to spend my time and money trying to do so. What a f'ing waste of time and what a lousy lousy goal to set for oneself. #ladecollette
@MerryLilly: if someone wants to buy it, that's great for them. personally, i've filed neck wrinkles in the "stuff that bugs me but not enough to do anything about" category in my brain.
Also, can't you get the same kind of benefit from sleeping with a pillow in between your boobs? This is what I do, but to prevent "sticking". And lo! No wrinkles...yet.
Except for sheet imprints. Do those count? #ladecollette
A partner's arm would work pretty well in place of this thing. Part of the Big Spoon's responsibility is to support breasts. It's the price we pay for being able to uncover our backsides for better heat management. #ladecollette
Okay, but will this prevent my hideous cleavage dark spot? Where my dead skin doesn't slough off enough (THANKS, humongous rack!) between my boobs and I get a horrible gray wrinkly patch between 'em? Because if it does, I might be tempted. #ladecollette
@Alys Brangwin can't stop the beat: I totally freaked out too! There should be a book for teenagers of weird stuff that could happen to your body that isn't a big enough deal to mention. #ladecollette
@Zombie Ms. Skittles: OK, so as a little-boobied girl, I'm not sure this is exactly the same problem, but my mom is a big-boobied lady, and she had something like this (darker, greyish brown, slightly puckered skin between the boobs with no other symptoms). She mentioned it to her Dr. once, and SHE said it could be a fungus (I know, ew). But she said that basically, since that area is super-moist and never sees a lot of light, it's just one of those places that fungus can grow more easily. Of course my mom was fucking mortified, because she's a SUPER damn clean person (about house, body, car, pets, garage EVERYTHING), but the doctor said it didn't matter HOW clean she was, the fungus was just slightly below the dermis, so it's damn near impossible to scrub off, and to try TANNING with the offending rack skin directly exposed to the U.V. light. It TOTALLY worked! She went in for (I think, three) very short sessions (we're really damn pale) and it just got smaller and smaller. I don't remember how many times she went in total, but it eventually went completely away. I'm not sure if this helps, but it's something to try. #ladecollette
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And I can imagine boyf/hubby whining and being peeved as a result.
Damned if you do ... #ladecollette
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Answer: eww rinkley
I laughed so, so hard. Isn't "rinkley" what we all look like?
And a translation of this ad: YOU WILL NEVER BE GOOD ENOUGH, BUT MAKE SURE YOU THROW ENOUGH MONEY AT THIS PROBLEM SO YOU FEEL LIKE YOU'VE DONE SOMETHING. #ladecollette
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Wrinkles or armpit boobs? What a choice! #ladecollette
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If this is comfortable for some women to wear, fabs. But adding one more cosmetic item on my physical to-do list, especially something this Victorian, just for the sake of delaying inevitable signs of skin aging, is just not on. Pretty soon people will have us wearing too-small gloves to bed again to keep our hands small, dainty and moisturized. Just stop it. #ladecollette
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Isn't that, like, a song or something?
"But adding one more cosmetic item on my physical to-do list"
I'm so feeling this. It doesn't even have to be Victorian. I used to complain that in order to get everything done that's "supposed" to be done in the AM maintenance routine, I'd have to get up the night before.
(What *really* freaks me out is that it's already starting to happen.) #ladecollette
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Answers are needed! :) #ladecollette
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Well, not Mr. BabyJane. That might get a little complicated. #ladecollette
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Why is this different from moisturizing your face? I mean it's not botox, cosmetic surgery, or anything chemical or intrusive.
I'm not saying everyone should get paranoid and buy this. But those who really wake up with tons of wrinkles in the chest area, why not?
I need some coffee.. #ladecollette
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but also, look at it. ha! #ladecollette
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Except for sheet imprints. Do those count? #ladecollette
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But then if you scrub it all off in the shower it gets raw and scars over and comes back. #ladecollette
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