Self-hate is VERY real...vol. Lil' Kim

Nicki was always a light skinned caramel island girl thou...

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Kim was the goods as late as 2003. Then she just kept the surgeries going after that smh
 
How did this turn into a Beyonce type thread man LOL

Yall are getting real Nas-ish with Beyonce now
 
Violetta Wallace said:

“She felt the character (Notorious Movie) we chose for her was ’too dark,’ ”

“Do you know why the character was too dark for her? Because she’s a white woman trapped in a black woman’s body, and you can tell the world I said it, because those are Lil’ Kim’s words. She should be ashamed of herself.”
 
sneakerp said:
Violetta Wallace said:

“She felt the character (Notorious Movie) we chose for her was ’too dark,’ ”

“Do you know why the character was too dark for her? Because she’s a white woman trapped in a black woman’s body, and you can tell the world I said it, because those are Lil’ Kim’s words. She should be ashamed of herself.”
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Yikes. :smh:


Kim was so pretty and sexy back then. She really f'ed herself up.
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Yeah she was really attractive and sexy. Sad that she was unable to view herself in that way.
 
Always though old Kim had a cute nose.

I am wondering if the first piece of work she got done didn't go as well as she thought it should have went, so she kept getting work to correct the old work
 
This is ******* sad.

You gotta think about Big choosing light skin Faith over Kim probably started it.

She use to look good now she looks like those Asian and white chicks that get so much plastic surgery they look like dolls :x
 
Plastic surgery is very addicting. Can't just get a nose job or even a breast job and be done. You can tell she got an eye lift and i think that was what threw the whole face off. 
 
LIONBLOOD said:
I dunno why but I've always been creeped out by black people with green, blue, hazelish contacts and/or blonde hair. Kim showed signs of this transformation pretty early in her career with the contacts.
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a good friend of mine is personal trainer and she is absolutely beautiful dark skin black women ( Ugandan parents but from UK), but she always wears contacts and it just makes me :smh:

She doesn't need them at all men are constantly falling all over themselves for her, but she'll tell me how she wishes she looked different. Same thing with Kim, my friends pops always dogged the way she looked when she was a kid :smh: :smh: :smh:

fathers yall gotta be better for your daughters
 
its all about self esteem, I can't fathom why any parent would dog their child in that way :smh: :smh:
 
Lil Kim used to be the business, even as far back as the Junior Mafia "Player's Anthem" video. Now..she's so far gone. I don't even recognize her anymore :smh: :smh:
 
Law3001 said:
youngdoc said:
She admitted she mainly did it because dudes made her feel like she wasn't good enough. She learned to hate herself because of abusive relationships and Eurocentric beauty standards.
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I read a few places and interviews that her dad told her most her life how ugly she was and that will **** up anybody from a young age :smh:
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Combination of both.

-Dad putting her down cause of her looks.
-Dudes she was messing with making her not feel up to standard.

This stuff goes deep, but I will say, this starts at home.

Black men, let's father our children. Guide them. Educate them. Love them.
 
Law3001 said:
LIONBLOOD said:
I dunno why but I've always been creeped out by black people with green, blue, hazelish contacts and/or blonde hair. Kim showed signs of this transformation pretty early in her career with the contacts.
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a good friend of mine is personal trainer and she is absolutely beautiful dark skin black women ( Ugandan parents but from UK), but she always wears contacts and it just makes me :smh:

She doesn't need them at all men are constantly falling all over themselves for her, but she'll tell me how she wishes she looked different. Same thing with Kim, my friends pops always dogged the way she looked when she was a kid :smh: :smh: :smh:

fathers yall gotta be better for your daughters
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Ain't going to happen no time soon it seems. There's a growing belief that monogamous relationships are not advantageous; do whatever you feel is becoming realty.

Unintended consequences like Kim's situation occur and it's probably going to get worse..
 
Thecoldest343 said:
I hate how some under mind the evil pull of how the media and our environment has such a hold on all of us on in some form or fashion.Look at magazines,look at commercials,look at ads,look at the people around you,it's a given and rare to find people that really accept themselves for who they are,what they have and what they do.For god's sake we are on NT where people judge off of the smallest unimportant things that is just a reflection of how society works but there is also a few of miserable dud's that project their unhappyness on other's via an opinion,actions or just negative vibes.

All of that contributes to other's madness,you're no help,you're just as bad as "white washing" that blatantly is no secret that affects whites,blacks,hispanics and everything in between.


I advise people to erase or forget about everything that you thought or think is this or that and try to go out and change those thoughts with new ones .

Hand out complements what does it cost you?not one cent but you might make someone's day.

Don't wait til your 60yr to do it.
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Repped, real talk right here, wish this can be posted everywhere online right now

A Kardashian is becoming the basis of acceptance among women and its not cool
 
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