Olivia Wilde

But once you've been told that you like, ding, ding, ding, you made it.

We think you're pretty now.

And it's like, oh, great.

And then it's like, and how about now?

And now?

And then inevitably, anytime someone uses a superlative to describe you, like you're the hottest, there's going to be a whole bunch of people who are like, I don't think so.

I think you're the ugliest.

And then that's the part of you that actually... I mean, that's the thing that the inner part of you actually is going to agree with because you're going to be like, see, I'm not the prettiest.

I'm the ugliest and I knew it and they see it and now I have to like run from that.

And I mean, God, I think about actresses in their... I mean, it's women and it's not just actresses, but it's just highlighted here that...

the desperation to maintain that.

And you can't.

And it's just exhausting.

You're so right that for men, it's always been, like, it's always been that, like, Paul Newman, Steve McQueen, like, hot, like, there's that kind of vibe.

But then for women, at the same time, we went from, like, Audrey Hepburn, Marilyn Monroe.

And then even the difference between, like, the, like...

Like Cindy Crawford, Kate Moss, and then like Giselle.

And it's just like, no, now we want boobs.

Now we don't want boobs.

Now we want eyebrows.