Previous Trope Repair Shop thread: Not Tropeworthy
, started by gallium on Sep 18th 2013 at 7:35:59 PM
Examples on this page were commented out for at least one of the following reasons.
- They're zero context examples.
- They only have half the context. On this page usually only stating that the character is a mother).
- Read like personal or fans' opinions, simply stating a character is "hot", "sexy", or "cute" without explaining why.
- For live action examples, talking about the actor instead of the character.
- Only talks about the character's youthfulness. (see Absurdly Youthful Mother or Older Than They Look)
A Hot Mom is a character who a mother and is portrayed as attractive(Attraction Tropes, Beauty Tropes, and Fanservice Tropes are usually used for this character's portrayal). Please add proper context to any example before you uncomment them.
Also please make sure you're familiar with the following pages: Zero Context Example, No Lewdness, and Weblinks Are Not Examples.
Edited by 216.99.32.43 Hide / Show Replies
This article has been locked due to uncontrollable misuse. Request edits here.
Before I request it on the page, does anyone else think that a link to Stacy's Mom in the description would be appropriate?
Found a Youtube Channel with political stances you want to share? Hop on over to this page and add them.
AgProv
So we can put real life examples here in the discussion? The phenomena has a British term - "Yummy Mummy" - and that's what I googled on to get here. I was going to report that in the 1970's, the Sunday night BBC current affairs show That's Life featured worthy charities and concerns, giving them national TV exposure and a chance to use the power of the BBC TV network to pull in donations. For a long time it profiled a little boy called Anthony Nolan who was dying of some sort of horrible, and who wanted there to be a Anthony Nolan Trust to remember him by and research into whatever was kicking the crap out of his vital functions, as nobody knew a lot about the disease he had except that it would be incurable and he'd be dead by age ten. Fair enough and watching women wept buckets and threw cash at the screen. Apparently Anthony was a heartbreakingly cute child, but we adolescent males watching That's Life weren't watching for him and couldn't tell you which of Anthony's organs were packing it in to save our own lives. The truth was, we just weren't interested.
The draw was the sickly child's mother, who appeared on TV with her stricken son and who was universally acclaimed drop-dead gorgeous and a wank fantasy worth watching. Dark-haired, sultry, slim, gorgeous... none of us had ever seen a mother like that before. It was outside our experience. We all fantasised about helping his mum get over it when he went..
We were callous fourteen and fifteen year olds... later on, there was a Madeleine Mc Cann sort of mystery, concerning a young boy of about the same age who dissappeared while on holiday in Greece. The mother of young Ben ~Needham was not a skilled middle class medical professional who could play the right games and come over as a worthy victim who ticked all the boxes. Ben Needham's mum was an unskilled worker off a council estate, or "crap" next to the Doctors Mc Cann. (The sort the papers hate and subtly claim were responsible for their child's dissappearance.) But she was young, cute, blonde and buxom and did her interviews while wearing skimpy tops with no bras...I'm sure it was only this that kept her in the public eye...
Edited by AgProv Male, early sixties, Cranky old fart, at least two decades behind. So you have been warned. Functionally illiterate in several languages.
Sayuri Daimon of [1] looks about my age (I'm in my junior year of college at the time of writing). Her son is 14...not that he looks it. So definitely an example of this trope.
Why the fuck is that we can't put real life examples in the hot dad but can in the hot mom. fucking hypocrites.
Hide / Show Replies
I say get rid of real life examples in all of the tropes that features em if they are going to be this strict
Am i the only one but the father in the picture LOOKS EXCACTLY THE SAME AS AL BUNDY?
Hide / Show Replies
TV Tropes' Sonic WikiCurator
Removed this from the page:
- South Korean fitness guru Jung Da-Yeon.
- Lucy Lawless
- Catherine Zeta Jones
- Christina Aguilera
- Any supermodel who's had kids and kept her looks, but specially Heidi Klum and Kate Moss.
- Also Elle Mc Pherson who, at age 47 and after having 2 kids, still looks like a supermodel.
- For some, Joanne Kathleen Rowling. She at still looks rather good for being in her mid 40's and having three kids...
- Kikuko Inoue. Not only she voices them, she also is one of them!
- Reese Witherspoon
- Uma Thurman.
- Former WWE Diva Jackie Gayda-Haas is a mother of two, and a fitness trainer.
- Anne Lockhart.
- Melina Kanakarades
- Faith Hill◊
- Demi Moore
- Natalie Portman is now an expecting mother.
- Stacy Dash
- Elizabeth Taylor back in the '50s (at 25, she already had three kids).
- Natalia Guseva.
- Roza Rymbaeva.
- Sarah Palin
- Helena Bonham Carter
- Jessica Alba
- Layla Kayleigh
- Tia Carrere
- Jeri Ryan
- Your Mom, of course.
As it is, it's just a list of people tropers apparently pop boners over. Is this even necessary?
Experience has taught me to investigate anything that glows. Hide / Show Replies
I wish we have someone that officially does the edits because it seems people are abusing the editing privilages
The Undying Mage
Haven't visited this article for a while. Why was it renamed?
Hide / Show Replies
Because not everything is Anime.
"Did anybody invent this stuff on purpose?" - Phillip Marlowe on tequila, Finger Man by Raymond Chandler.
Oswalds mother in the Drew Carey show, played by Adrienne Barbeau, should fit in here. As I recall various people in the series commented on his Hot Mom both in past and present tense.
Can sombody remove Ms. Palin from the picture? This trope dose NOT aply to real-life mothers.
Hide / Show Replies
You don't need to ask for permission, especially for a Palin pick. Those things are just begging for trouble.
See you in the discussion pages.
Previous Trope Repair Shop thread: Not seeing the trope here
, started by Catbert on Jan 17th 2012 at 4:11:40 AM
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman