While it may be disheartening to be judged for something outside of your control, it's no different for any balding Hollywood actor that is unable to get any acting roles, unless they're on hair loss medication perhaps. Appearances matter in the media.
@Lilymoon All three of those actors are stereotyped in tough guy guy action roles. I also said balding, not bald. The fact remains that balding (and bald) actors are in the vast minority in Hollywood. Most are forced to use hair loss medication out of fear for losing work, unless they want to be stereotyped in the roles portrayed by the actors of your image.
@Lilymoon That's an exaggeration. Women in their 20s and 30s get by fine with their natural looks. Especially in their 20s, when they're generally speaking at their peak. You're also only highlighting the negatives. Older women may get judged more on their looks than older men do, but women also reap the benefits of their looks earlier in life. Men don't share that privilege to the same extent.
@Lilymoon [quote] Most women go under the knife for plastic surgery ... some still in their 20's and 30's ruining their faces.[/quote]
The weird thing about some female celebrities is they will be BEAUTIFUL but still go under the knife and sometimes end up looking ridiculous.
Like Delta Burke, she was beyond stunning at one point but then plastic surgery happened... Granted she was younger "before" but she probably would have aged very well.
