[LisaMalia]

Oprah is like Martha Stewart, in that in the times I've watched her, she just makes me feel flawed and inadequate.

I'm ready for a talkshow host to say, "you're ok just the way you are, don't try to be perfect"!

[pollyannaish]

Maybe we should switch Jerry Springer guests and Oprah guests. We might kind of get that result.

BTW, don't feel bad about yourself. If you had a staff as big as Oprah does, not to mention her bank account, you'd seem pretty darn near perfect yourself! Not to mention the airbrush artist. ; ).

Your fine. Your real. It's all good.

[BigSkyFreeper]

I'm ready for a talkshow host to say, "you're ok just the way you are, don't try to be perfect"!

That's my personal motto. I admit I'm not perfect in certain ways. My definition of perfect is slightly different than the next person. As long as I am happy, I'm living a perfect life, despite the disabilities I was born with. It's the cross I carry in life. If it becomes too unbearable, I give all the depression, heartache, and pessimism and all the things the bring me down unto Him.

:)

[Graybeard58]

I'm ready for a talkshow host to say, "you're ok just the way you are, don't try to be perfect"!

Then you need a dose of Doctor Phil!

[Proud_USA_Republican]

Oprah pushes the culture of "female victimhood" where everytime a woman screws up, its because of men.

The show is designed to make women insecure about themselves, and then they turn around, and torture the men in their lives over it.

[baseballmom]

I'm ready for a talkshow host to say, "you're ok just the way you are, don't try to be perfect"!

That would be Mister Rogers. I used to love hearing him tell me, at 5:00 in the afternoon, that he likes me just the way I am. LOL