The article discusses the unrealistic beauty standards perpetuated in shows like Desperate Housewives, particularly the idea of women waking up with full makeup and hair done. It references a personal anecdote about a woman who, in her marriage, would wake up early to prepare herself before her husband did. It raises questions about authenticity and the lengths to which some women go to maintain appearances, suggesting a critique of societal expectations placed on women's beauty.
Waking up in full makeup is unrealistic; I watched Desperate Housewives and can't believe those 40-year-old women sleep with a full face of makeup.
A friend once married her high school sweetheart, and every morning she'd sneak in and put makeup on before he woke up.
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