Christina Ricci admits that she has faced financial hardship and negative feelings about her appearance over the years.
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March 25, 2024 Christina Ricci, 44, admits that she has faced financial hardship and negative feelings about her appearance over the years
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i feel HORRIBLE about still caring and being so affected by what i look like, especially because there's this mythos that once you're past your 30s, you just become so much more confident and give less of a shit about it. if anything, i give more of a shit now than ever before. i notice every new gray hair, every line, every part that's sagging, how much older i look compared to my peers... and caring about not being pretty enough is a vain, superficial thing, right, so i feel so shallow and stupid!
ANYWAY LMAO it's tough and i get her
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In some ways, I definitely feel more confident and finding more of my authentic self. It hasn't been an easy journey but I'm getting there. I also feel good about my style, etc.
But with that, it's hard not to notice the wrinkles and aging (I'm turning 40 this year). On one had, I'm like, hey! I look great! 40 is still young! But on the other hand, it's hard to not think of myself even 5 or 10 years ago when I looked so much younger. Why is youth so heavily prized in this culture? We spend most of our lives aging.
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I feel this and find that it's not even just finding wrinkles/aging, it's that it slowly makes me feel less recognizable. Like i'll come across an album with pics of myself at 20 and seeing my chubby cheeks and thicker skin back then, it's starting to look like a different person i don't even recognize. So even when i like how i look in the mirror, i'm having to get used to a changing face and body, and that feels so weird. Not to mention the gradual shift in reactions i get from males. Which i never even liked, but just slowly feeling invisible to guys in their 20's who i would've caught doing a double take? It's an adjustment and can feel scary and sad.
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Some things people said in this thread I could have written myself word for word.
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I also suspect that domestic abuse comes into it too as a finance drainer.
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I was shocked to know how little actors get paid in indie movies. Mary J. Blige paid more money to be in the movie that she was nominated for an Oscar for than what she was paid.
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