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She sounds like a very rich woman who has no idea about the real world since she's never had to live in it. She also appears to think that wealth makes her perfectly entitled to be rude about those less fortunate than herself.
Perhaps I am being uncharitable. I suppose that saying a woman has the face she deserves does not necessarily directly refer to the use of face creams and the like, although it seems more likely to mean a face that has been looked after in the beauticians sense of the word than to mean that a woman who is constantly sad and cross woman will end up with a sad and cross face.
I suppose that several of her quotes are quite ambiguous and I see what you mean about that. I suppose women do have feminie power. But I do object to the idea that luxury is the opposite of vulgarity, because it implies if you can't afford luxury you are therefore vulgar. |
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