I don't care If she's dumb
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pankajs-81779 — 9 years ago(September 20, 2016 06:19 AM)
she's one of the prettiest for her age. be fair. dn't compare to a teen girl. she looked the prettiest of all time in her teenage years. that teen girl will be nowhere near her at her present age. i think she may not be as pretty as her teens but is still one of the hottest.
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boudicea1967 — 11 years ago(January 31, 2015 03:19 PM)
Ah, are you aware that she was super smart, I mean Ivy League smart? Brooke and I are about the same age, she being a couple years older than me, so in a weird way we grew up together. She blew everyone away on SATs and applied for Princeton. Unfortunately, she was not totally in control of her life and her mother insisted that Princeton accept her before she applied for which Brooke just about freaked because she did NOT want special treatment and tried to convince her mother that is not the way it worked. Princeton got very angry at this but as far as I know the admins were never angry at Brooke. 5b4
I always felt bad for her in that way. She wanted to live her own life, have her friends that she wanted and wanted to be fairly treated and accepted on her own merit and not because she was famous. She was one of the first who wanted things done fairly and she also really hated it that other mothers used her an some sort of weird example for their daughters. I should know because my mom did but I took up for her with her mother. She never thought that was right and publically said that she really disagreed with that. I always wondered how nice she was and she seemed like she would have been a really good friend, but her mother had too much control over her when she was younger.
And, with all due respect because I do not think you mean it in a bad way, but Brooke is not and never will be a MiLF. She is her own woman and that is a bit on an insult to her.- -
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boudicea1967 — 10 years ago(August 30, 2015 07:50 AM)
LOL, I had to ask too. It stands for Mother's I'd like to beep There is an online urban dictionary for terms like this. I think it is all from when it use to cost for texting and people had to us7ece only first letters. Go figure.