This is what Toyah Wilcox & her husband get up to during lockdown (Warning You might get distracted by her top)
- KVRAF
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- KVRAF
- 18564 posts since 16 Sep, 2001 from Las Vegas,USA
My first comment.....
Had nothing to do with age just the fact that her voice and his playing have deteriorated. It's painful to watch someone whose talent is not what it used to be whether they are a musician or an aging athlete.
I'm as old as Toyah and I can tell you that as I have aged my ability to play guitar has deteriorated a great deal. I can no longer put in the long hours of practice needed to retain any level of proficiency without physical pain from repetition.
I think it's great that Toyah still dresses sexy and she's still smoking hot especially for our age just for me it's painful to listen to them since the effects of aging hits so close to home.
The real sadness is that at certain points in our lives we have to face the fact that we can no longer do what we used to love. I can no longer play basketball or football and while I still lift weights several days a week I struggle to maintain my strength as I age.
It's an inevitable part of life.
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- KVRian
- 638 posts since 7 Sep, 2012
There is a major difference between objective changes happening to your body & voice vs the unreal expectations of modern society from men but much more so, from women.
Sure that I agree that you're losing some abilities with age, but (and it's important for artists) you're also gaining (hopefully) some wisdom and obviously you're gaining experience with years, so even if you're voice knew better days, being 63 shouldn't be relevant.
I wasn't referring to objective changes age brings, I was referring to the subjective phenomenon of putting down people since they dare getting old (35 is considered old these days, 63...is...ridiculous for some people, just read some of the messages in this thread).
Women in Hollywood start suffering from this in their early 30s, Bottoks is now going strong for very young women even at 25, and some of the comments Toyha is getting regarding her age, have NOTHING to do with the inevitable parts of getting old(er), but purely with agism.
Sure that I agree that you're losing some abilities with age, but (and it's important for artists) you're also gaining (hopefully) some wisdom and obviously you're gaining experience with years, so even if you're voice knew better days, being 63 shouldn't be relevant.
I wasn't referring to objective changes age brings, I was referring to the subjective phenomenon of putting down people since they dare getting old (35 is considered old these days, 63...is...ridiculous for some people, just read some of the messages in this thread).
Women in Hollywood start suffering from this in their early 30s, Bottoks is now going strong for very young women even at 25, and some of the comments Toyha is getting regarding her age, have NOTHING to do with the inevitable parts of getting old(er), but purely with agism.
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- KVRAF
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nirm123 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 2:44 pm
Women in Hollywood start suffering from this in their early 30s, Bottoks is now going strong for very young women even at 25, and some of the comments Toyha is getting regarding her age, have NOTHING to do with the inevitable parts of getting old(er), but purely with agism.
That's nothing compared to South Korea. Children of the affluent go under the knife sometimes as young as 9th grade and sometimes younger. And it's not just would be pop stars.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjeEFw4LF6g
As for ageism it's everywhere and not limited by sex or career. You wouldn't believe the amount of jobs denied me even though I was fully qualified simply because they thought I was too old.
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It starts a lot younger in Koreanirm123 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 2:44 pm
I wasn't referring to objective changes age brings, I was referring to the subjective phenomenon of putting down people since they dare getting old (35 is considered old these days, 63...is...ridiculous for some people, just read some of the messages in this thread).
Women in Hollywood start suffering from this in their early 30s, Bottoks is now going strong for very young women even at 25, and some of the comments Toyha is getting regarding her age, have NOTHING to do with the inevitable parts of getting old(er), but purely with agism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZSAoETxubSI
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+1000,000.000Teksonik wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:56 pmMy first comment.....
Had nothing to do with age just the fact that her voice and his playing have deteriorated. It's painful to watch someone whose talent is not what it used to be whether they are a musician or an aging athlete.
I'm as old as Toyah and I can tell you that as I have aged my ability to play guitar has deteriorated a great deal. I can no longer put in the long hours of practice needed to retain any level of proficiency without physical pain from repetition.
I think it's great that Toyah still dresses sexy and she's still smoking hot especially for our age just for me it's painful to listen to them since the effects of aging hits so close to home.
The real sadness is that at certain points in our lives we have to face the fact that we can no longer do what we used to love. I can no longer play basketball or football and while I still lift weights several days a week I struggle to maintain my strength as I age.
It's an inevitable part of life.
Why the hell did I come back to this God forsaken forum?
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- addled muppet weed
- 105875 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
tbh, i don't think toyah cares what any of us think
she's having fun, they both look like they are.
i hope i can still be that happy when i go bald.
she's having fun, they both look like they are.
i hope i can still be that happy when i go bald.
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- KVRian
- 638 posts since 7 Sep, 2012
It's an inevitable part of life that the body changes with age.Henry Jimdrix wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 6:33 pm+1000,000.000Teksonik wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:56 pmMy first comment.....
Had nothing to do with age just the fact that her voice and his playing have deteriorated. It's painful to watch someone whose talent is not what it used to be whether they are a musician or an aging athlete.
I'm as old as Toyah and I can tell you that as I have aged my ability to play guitar has deteriorated a great deal. I can no longer put in the long hours of practice needed to retain any level of proficiency without physical pain from repetition.
I think it's great that Toyah still dresses sexy and she's still smoking hot especially for our age just for me it's painful to listen to them since the effects of aging hits so close to home.
The real sadness is that at certain points in our lives we have to face the fact that we can no longer do what we used to love. I can no longer play basketball or football and while I still lift weights several days a week I struggle to maintain my strength as I age.
It's an inevitable part of life.
Agism isn't an inevitable part of life, it's something we should fight and shouldn't accept and it's not justified in anyway.
There is a huge difference between these two.
Agism now days (as a previous poster has mentioned) starts very early on, when the body/voice is still at its peak.
Nothing wrong with saying "meh, her voice isn't what it used to be 40 years ago".
- KVRAF
- 14992 posts since 26 Jun, 2006 from San Francisco Bay Area
I wish my skills were as good as Fripp’s degraded skills.Teksonik wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:56 pmMy first comment.....
Had nothing to do with age just the fact that her voice and his playing have deteriorated. It's painful to watch someone whose talent is not what it used to be whether they are a musician or an aging athlete.
I'm as old as Toyah and I can tell you that as I have aged my ability to play guitar has deteriorated a great deal. I can no longer put in the long hours of practice needed to retain any level of proficiency without physical pain from repetition.
I think it's great that Toyah still dresses sexy and she's still smoking hot especially for our age just for me it's painful to listen to them since the effects of aging hits so close to home.
The real sadness is that at certain points in our lives we have to face the fact that we can no longer do what we used to love. I can no longer play basketball or football and while I still lift weights several days a week I struggle to maintain my strength as I age.
It's an inevitable part of life.
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Never mentioned Toyah's age I will be 53 Next month so why would I.nirm123 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 7:02 pmIt's an inevitable part of life that the body changes with age.Henry Jimdrix wrote: ↑Tue Jun 22, 2021 6:33 pm+1000,000.000Teksonik wrote: ↑Mon Jun 21, 2021 1:56 pmMy first comment.....
Had nothing to do with age just the fact that her voice and his playing have deteriorated. It's painful to watch someone whose talent is not what it used to be whether they are a musician or an aging athlete.
I'm as old as Toyah and I can tell you that as I have aged my ability to play guitar has deteriorated a great deal. I can no longer put in the long hours of practice needed to retain any level of proficiency without physical pain from repetition.
I think it's great that Toyah still dresses sexy and she's still smoking hot especially for our age just for me it's painful to listen to them since the effects of aging hits so close to home.
The real sadness is that at certain points in our lives we have to face the fact that we can no longer do what we used to love. I can no longer play basketball or football and while I still lift weights several days a week I struggle to maintain my strength as I age.
It's an inevitable part of life.
Agism isn't an inevitable part of life, it's something we should fight and shouldn't accept and it's not justified in anyway.
There is a huge difference between these two.
Agism now days (as a previous poster has mentioned) starts very early on, when the body/voice is still at its peak.
Nothing wrong with saying "meh, her voice isn't what it used to be 40 years ago".
Why the hell did I come back to this God forsaken forum?
- KVRAF
- 5756 posts since 29 Sep, 2010 from Maui
To me the age perception thing is a pain. I'm not interested in 20 yr old girls, but they are in me,
because they perceive me to be quite a bit younger than I am. Girls closer to my age are not interested
for the same reason. You just can't win...
because they perceive me to be quite a bit younger than I am. Girls closer to my age are not interested
for the same reason. You just can't win...
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When you get a bit older you won't be saying that.
Why the hell did I come back to this God forsaken forum?
- KVRAF
- 5756 posts since 29 Sep, 2010 from Maui
How old do you have to be, I'm only 2 yrs younger than you. (prob 1.5 yrs actually)
*I guess maybe where I live, there are not a ton of single middle ground girls around.
I suppose when that middle ground increases a bit, I might be in a better spot.
Mostly, I'd rather just stay at home, make music with my toys and smoke weed.
It's a lot less hassle. And something I can afford easily since my money is my own
(which is super convenient actually ).
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- 105875 posts since 26 Jan, 2003 from through the looking glass
so come on, whats she been up to?
any more boob action?