Louise Van Der Velde, 44, actively encourages her relationship therapy clients – mostly in their 40’s and 50’s – to turn to the scalpel and silicone to keep their husbands from cheating.
Ms. Van Der Velde also hosts some of London’s most exclusive sex parties, which she claims also save marriages…as if the silicone wasn’t enough.
As if this wasn’t enough, here’s a beat down on Courtney Cox for undergoing cosmetic enhancements that ms. Van Der Velde says is necessary for older women to maintain their appeal.
Apparently, once women enter their 40’s, they have to begin an aggressive plastic surgery regimen, workout 3 hours a day, and then attend sex parties in the evenings [with their husbands] if they want to keep their marriages in tact…
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As an older man who runs in circles where 40-year-old women look 25 [for reasons that have little to do with genetics and everything to do with money], I can assure you that all of them know the stakes for non-compliance. If they aren’t exemplary, they’re traded.
Why is this?
Answer: CONDITIONING.
Wherever they go, whatever they do, they see other successful men in th company of beautiful young women. It’s often referred to as “living life to the fullest,” to which they feel entitled.
For older women who use the same phraseology on dating profiles, it means I expect to be taken to Monaco on your dime.
Most of them are smoking hot for a reason. the rest are deluded and deleted.
Not long ago I attended a cocktail party/fundraiser hosted by a wealthy couple I don’t know.
When I was introduced to the man’s wife, i assumed she was 20 years younger than she was. Her skin was flawless, her body taut and perfectly proportioned and her teeth the stuff of cosmetic dental ads on TV.
How could a 48-year-old woman possibly look like this?
Money and the complete absence of stress.
In other words, she set herself up for a certain lifestyle in exchange for maintaining a specific physical aesthetic.
A small price to pay, indeed.
One look at her lifestyle, including framed photos of she and her husband at their Aspen “compound” was all most people need to see.
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People get bored, even with older women who manage to look half their age, and sometimes, especially.
The reason for this is that women who are willing to do pretty anything for money are also perceived to be morally and ethically malleable.
If lifestyle is the sole focus of one’s existence, then sex is just another lateral move in an otherwise relative universe.
Put another way, if men expect women to be beautiful at their expense, they also expect them to be sexual at their expense.
Thus, the sex parties attended by attractive and very affluent couples who deserve to “live life to its fullest.”
Why in Hell would anyone want to have sex with the same woman all the time? It’s ridiculous, right?
So now they have sex with ten times that number and it improves their marriage – marriage [again] being relative.
The women are willing to do what’s necessary, while the men do what they feel entitled to with women who are little more than objects, anyway.
No wonder they order them around like slaves.
When women have the money, they order young men around like slaves. Money doesn’t care. It’s an equal opportunity destroyer in this context.
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Courtney Cox has been through hell and back.
This aside, celebrities have it the toughest because people are always comparing them today with photographs taken 30 years ago and then wondering what happened?
Age happened.
I know how difficult this is to grasp, but as we age, celebrities age as well.
Courtney Cox in a vacuum looks great.
But none of us look great next to our college graduation pics.
Sorry.