luckyducky
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I find this off beat - some may not. Jaguar Woman" of Mexico.
Gallery: A day in the life of the Jaguar Woman of Guadalajara
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Well, call me crazy; but it looks like her four children are alive, schooled, and fed in a house full of love. Caylee Anthony was not that lucky, and her "mother" was oh so pretty.
Which proves what? Her ugliness is self inflicted. What does that have to do with Caylee Anthony? Her mother was a *advertiser censored* and you're crazy. You're welcome.
Does she have a job? No offense but I don't see anyone hiring her looking like that. It is what it is.
I just don't like judging a person by its looks. It was a simple comparison between someone who looked 'normal' and is a baby murderer and someone who looks freakish but seems to care, feed, and educate her kids.
My .02 -- no need for name calling.
"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." - who said that?It's one thing to be born ugly and another altogether to choose it. If you choose to look ugly, I think I have every right to judge.
To each his own, I guess.
American society seems to be mostly about appearance, and of course, moreso than that, money. It's not who you are as a person, but who you know, how much money and other financial assets you have, and how you look. I wish it was primarily about the more important things. Maybe someday? It could happen... :heart:I don't see hideous, fat, ugly, tall, skinny, acne, when I meet new people. I see the smile, the eyes, attitude and heart. Thats how I usually describe people, not their general appearence.
She survived 10 years of domestic abuse, and for WIW, it's better to get it out than keep it in. If she deals with her issues that way, who am I to judge? Kids? Kids are more accepting of a person than most adults. I have tattoos, in fact, I am going with my youngest son tomorrow who is 23 to get the tattoos he wants for his birthday. My tattoos are more like milestones markers in my life, and they are really beautiful. I have one son who doesn't like tattoos on himself, but has never said anything negative about mine, his sisters or his brothers. Live and let live?