Do White Women Age Well?

I am transparent or you are perceptive. I'd say a little of both. Reward - another attempt at a pic.

 

How could I forget this woman?
Susan Sarandon (Age 59)
Yes, that age is accurate. She has aged well and is still raising hell. She was arrested for disorderly conduct during a protest in NY because she was upset over four cops shooting African immigrant Amadou Diallo to death. She has spoken out against the War In Iraq and helped get conservative Dr. Laura Schlessinger's TV show taken off the air (how mean-spirited of her). She and her man, Tim Robbins have brought attention to the plight of Haitians with AIDS and she supported Ralph Nader for president.

Whether you agree with her views or not, you have to admit that she has a sexy fire about her. Maybe that's due to her Italian and Welsh heritage. She is another woman on this list who was a cheerleader, albeit in a New Jersey High School. Her long list of movies includes Bull Durham, Atlantic City, and Dead Man Walking.

Peace

 

Damn! I bet she made a fine-ass cheerleader! And what brotha wouldn't want to be her homecoming king...

Here's another pic of her...love those slender arms...wonder what the rest of that smokin' little body looked like...

 

I go for those types anyway. 8)

 

Kaye Bailey Hutchinson

Laura Bush

Laura Ingraham

Bo Derek

man are they hot

 

Sometimes "fine lines" actually make a woman more attractive.

An older woman who ages well can be more attractive than most younger women in their prime, in part because aging well says something good about them...

I think ww age about as well as any other kind of woman...

 

I once had a girlfriend who used to worry about getting older. I always would tell her that no matter how old she gets, I will still remember her as she was when we first met. That way, she would always be young to me.

That comments is a perfect lead-in to this mature woman:

Lynda Carter (Age 54)
From the state of Arizona, she won the Miss World USA pageant in 1972. She has recently been in the movies "Sky High" and "The Dukes of Hazzard (2005)," but she is best known for playing the role of the sexiest super heroine ever....Wonder Woman. She performed some of her own stunts on that TV series, including hanging from a helicopter. I have to say that some of the appeal of Wonder Woman is the dominatrix undercurrents (the golden lasso that makes people tell the truth, being from a land where there were no men, etc). It's all good, though. Lynda Carter is bi-racial (white father and Mexican mother). She says that if there was a re-make of Wonder Woman, Catherine Zeta-Jones would be a nice choice. Then and now photos:

Peace.
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The dominant primordial beast was strong in Buck, and under the fierce conditions of trail life it grew and grew. Yet it was a secret growth. His newborn cunning gave him poise and control.

 

Wasn't Wonder Woman the original inspiration for all the dominatrix/s&m/b&d craze?

 

Thanks for that pic of Ms Drescher..she's the hotness..

 

I am SO jealous of Terrell Owens right now!



http://www.askmen.com/women/actress_250/276_nicollette_sheridan.html

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I don't know if she was the original inspiration for it, but they sure incorporated those aspects into her character. Not only was she from an island that had no men, dresses like a hooker/dominatrix, and ties guys up with a golden lasso to make them "tell the truth," but the best way to capture her was for a man to chain her bracelets together. She becomes helpless whenever that happens. Does that sound familiar? Here are some suggestive photos of Wonder Woman:



Peace.

 

Let's not forget Jane Seymour...

 

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I think that some white women who exercise well, don't smoke or drink and maintain good diets do age well. It all depends on how well the white woman keeps herself up. I think many white women do want black men and it seems like the only white women who do not date black men is because they have racist family or friends but other than that most white women would date a black man in a second.

 

Hmmmm.....

 

Well if you go with stereotypes, then ww and bm are perfect. WW dont age well and bm dont live as long so they wont have to be burdened with our "age". :cry:

 

I don't think that's what we have been saying.

 

well, the thing about all this talk about white women don't age well because they lack the protection of skin melanin is nonsense, because unless a white person is an albino, the skin will produce higher amounts of melanin quickly as soon as it's exposed to the sun. Hell, I saw plenty of "whites" who have a darker tan than "blacks".

The difference is, though, that many black women who are suffering from a color complex stay out of the sun period, because they fear to turn even darker if they expose themselves to the sun.

And the second thing is that the ozone layer is so immensely destroyed, that our natural protection, the skin melanin production, isn't sufficient enough anymore. But that effects black and white equally.

 

They still don't age well, in fact, black and Asian women age more gracefully on average than white women.

You can get darker in the sun whether you are black or white, but that all depends on who, but we aren't talking about sun tans. Most white foreigners don't change color in the sun like white Americans do.

Noted.

 

On the subject of beauty and age someone said:

... or something like that.

 

My choice is Helen Mirren, star of BBC created police series, "Prime Suspect

also Lauren Hutten
Kay Bailey Hutchinson
Bo Derek
Donna Karan
the whole cast of Calendar Girls

Sigourney Weaver
Duchess Fergie
Princess Anne
Mariel Hemingway
Blythe Danner