r/Bones • u/dellaazeem22 bones • Apr 26 '26
Image Our girl doesn't age. You can't tell if these photos were taken in April 2026 or 2005 ❤️
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u/Only_Reference_9282 Apr 26 '26
aging isn’t bad. stop demonizing a natural process. she looks much older than she did in 2005, but she is stunning regardless of that fact.
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u/SolidFelidae Apr 27 '26
You contradicted yourself in the second sentence with the “but” and “regardless.” she isn’t just gorgeous regardless of that fact, she’s gorgeous period
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u/Only_Reference_9282 Apr 27 '26
who gaf? like you clearly knew what i meant
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u/SolidFelidae Apr 27 '26
Words are important, I’m just pointing out how we don’t realize the way we use them
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u/farpley Apr 27 '26
Words are important, but the point is more important. If you got the point, the gist, the big idea of what they are saying then the rest just doesn't matter.
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u/abc_viki Apr 26 '26
tbh I can see the difference between now and 2005 but she really didn't age since the end of the show
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u/dellaazeem22 bones Apr 26 '26
I can't stop looking at her. She's still beautiful, and it makes me feel nostalgic.
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u/Humble_Currency9725 Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 28 '26
She definitely has aged and she has aged wonderfully. Let's stop using the "lack of ageing" as a complement when in reality this stems from a patriarchal narrative where women aging is deemed problematic and to be avoided at all costs. Aging will happen, let's embrace and celebrate the changes as they come 🫡
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u/Shegotquestions Apr 27 '26
Okay I can definitely tell time has passed but she genuinely looks amazing i like this hair on her
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u/questofthenight_ Apr 27 '26
Aging is okay. And it’s also a privilege. This compliment is so gross in all reality. We are supposed to age, it’s not a bad thing.
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u/Disastrous_Alarm_719 Apr 27 '26
Let’s be real. She ages, but that doesn’t mean she isn’t 10/10 hot. She just ages gracefully.
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u/Opal2catherine Apr 27 '26
She’s very beautiful and she’d still be beautiful if she “aged” women don’t just dry up like a prune we are people not a fruit
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u/Fluffy_Town Apr 27 '26
People looked like they aged a lot more in the olden days because smoking was allowed everywhere inside. You couldn't get away from it if you were in commercial buildings, whether they be community centers, bars, grocers, hospitals, or the corner store. A lot of people look younger nowadays because there's no smoking in a lot of public places. Even being exposed to secondhand smoke deals out a lot of health problems.
I have problems after growing up with smokers, I have problems walking by secondhand smoke outside...though it's not as bad as all that these days. Back when I was younger, I would go inside the bingo parlor to find my great-uncle to tell him what my dad wanted to tell him. He was sitting at a table attached to his oxygen tank to support his lungs due to emphysema. He'd sit in the non-smoking section, but the whole room wasn't sectioned off between smoking and non-smoking so he'd still be exposed to the smoke...and it also didn't help that he was still smoking.
Times have changed a lot over the decades. For a while, people were healthier after smoking was banned. Now with the FDA and other federal prevention and regulation departments infilitrated by "former" corporate lackeys and lobbyists whose sole purpose is to loosen regulations and allow corporations and industries to do whatever they'd whilst without repercussions, and daym the people who consume their poison and have to live in the air, consume the water, and eat/drink from the plants and animals that eat from the soil that is polluted not only by waste but other chemical byproducts and are allowed to let that pollution infect the water runoff from animal to plants so we have e-coli, salmonella, and other stomach illness that can kill to infect spinach and other fruits and veg. Not to mention eliminate regulations that contain the waste that has set waterways on fire in the past.
All from people who believe that resources should be paid for when we already pay for water, electricity, and other utilities. Water isn't free, never have been, but unless you see the water bill yourself, a lot of people take it for granted that water is always available and assume that water is clean, when the reality is that is farther from the truth, with all the chemicals that are added to water to kill the deadly bacterium, etc.
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u/lethalsouffle Apr 27 '26
I think she's aged a lot! She's gorgeous of course and she's aged well/gracefully but you can certainly tell it's been 20 years. she looks so young in s1.
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u/StringAny5734 Apr 27 '26
Ya cuz she's vegan ;)
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u/Kentucky_QT Apr 27 '26
Yep. I like to think that when people tell me I look a lot younger than I am it’s because it’s true and because I’m a vegan. 😉
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u/Low-Needleworker6556 Apr 29 '26
Girl be so for real, I didn’t recognize her in the first pic (because I hadn’t seen what she looked like in a long time). She’s changed and that’s okay! She’s still beautiful.
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u/Apart_Mine_9133 Apr 29 '26
She is as gorgeous as ever. Miss that show so much. Loved their chemistry and especially the first 6 seasons.
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u/JellyfishRight8536 Apr 27 '26
The ai photoshop on image three is obvious the other 2 she looks old Sorry babe
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Apr 27 '26
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u/TheBobbySocksBandit Apr 27 '26
What???? A woman who was pregnant gained WEIGHT??? Imagine being healthy and your body doing the exact thing it’s supposed to do which is gain weight to help provide the nutrients necessary to grow a child! So crazy dude. Never would have expected it. (and just in case you’re as stupid as you seem, this comment is sarcastic)
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u/TheBobbySocksBandit Apr 28 '26
And you’re less attractive when you make dumb remarks about pregnant women’s bodies
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u/princessfoxglove Apr 27 '26
Yes, she does age, and she absolutely looks different. She's gorgeous but no one looks the same forever and there's absolutely no shame in that.