Paris Hilton wanting a little version of herself is a monkey paw wish.
It's funny looking at her relationship history how every 1-2 years a new guy proposes to her and then always calls it off. Pretty much all her "relationships" only last about a year or less. She's probably like a BPD girl where the pussy is like a drug early on, but the drug wears off over time while the crazy annoying shit only increases forever.
Relationship "honeymoon periods" last 1-2 years. If you see a chick having a lot of relationships that don't last beyond that point, it's because the guys are only staying for the sex/infatuation phase, and she's shitty to be with after that.
Anyway Paris was hot when she was young, but she's always been flat chested so I'm not impressed at all.
Paris Hilton wanting a little version of herself is a monkey paw wish.
It's funny looking at her relationship history how every 1-2 years a new guy proposes to her and then always calls it off. Pretty much all her "relationships" only last about a year or less. She's probably like a BPD girl where the pussy is like a drug early on, but the drug wears off over time while the crazy annoying shit only increases forever.
Relationship "honeymoon periods" last 1-2 years. If you see a chick having a lot of relationships that don't last beyond that point, it's because the guys are only staying for the sex/infatuation phase, and she's shitty to be with after that.
Anyway Paris was hot when she was young, but she's always been flat chested so I'm not impressed at all.
Paris Hilton has a daughter and then the daughter decides she is transgender later in life.
Are there women that are worth being with past the infatuation period?
2020s
Thank you for your unbiased take on this matter.
Paris looks pretty good and hasn't really hit the wall considering she was famous 20+ years ago.
What's Nicole Ritchie up to these days?
Probably helped by a metric ton of makeup if not plastic surgery.
And filters. So many filters.
On that note: AI will put all the post-men in Modeling out of a job, no?