For instance, she wears these (totally unflattering)
leather pants about as frequently as Jennifer Aniston makes unwatchable movies
(read: ALL THE TIME). I tried to give her a pass—I too have a favorite pair of
pants that I practically live in—then I saw this picture:
I’m sure it super sucks to be so “famous” that you have
people standing behind you on an escalator taking pictures of your hindquarters. However, this is what she wanted; she
wanted to be famous. She courts attention like Taylor Swift courts bad
relationships, so I don’t feel too badly for her.
Perhaps she should ask Santa to bring her a rearview
mirror for Christmas. That way she’ll always know what she looks like from
behind, as well as from the front—although, let’s be honest, do we really think
there’s a lack of mirrors in any Kardashian household? To quote Kevin McCallister,
“I don’t think so.” And considering that she recently left the house looking like this (see below), apparently she has trouble with the front view as well (but trust
me when I say that the back view is even worse on this one). So probably mirrors, or lack
thereof, are not really the problem.
Kim Kardashian is CONSTANTLY talking about how she works
out all the time; she’s seen in pictures walking into and out of gyms; she
tweets about going to the gym; and on and on. My question is, what does she do
once she’s actually IN the gym? Listen, I will never hate on someone who works
out a lot and doesn’t have a perfect body because I myself could fall into this
category, but this girl has NO—as in zero, not an ounce—of muscle. I defy you
to find any. She obviously goes to
the gym—puts on the shoes and the see-through spandex pants—but what does she
do once she’s there? Eat cake? A bucket of chicken? Because it sure doesn’t
look like she’s running on the treadmill or lifting weights. Perhaps she
considers lifting fork to mouth exercise. And perhaps if she didn’t wear sheer
skirts (sans Underoos) and nasty leather pants, thereby accentuating her not-so-positives,
I wouldn’t feel the need to point them out either.
Let’s be clear, I do feel a bit sorry for her. I’m exceedingly
glad that there’s not someone standing behind me taking pictures of all my
worst angles and bloggers writing about them. But, then, I didn’t make a sex
tape in a desperate attempt to be famous.
And that’s the difference.
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