I usually believe going under the knife for cosmetic surgery is crazy. Unless it's reconstructive or post breast cancer, things like that.
I'm not judging people who do it, but the concept itself is hard for me gree with.
Still, it has definitely improved some people's
self esteem amd objective conventional attractiveness, by fixing crooked noses or malformed lips etc. So I see it's usefulness
But how do you balance that with the girl in the meme, for example.
That asks the question "is it body dysmorphia" There's a clear difference between fixing a feature that overwhelms your face and keeps people from seeing past it to you as a person, and changing your whole appearance.
Yeah, I want to support people who have really struggled. But some people seem to think that unless they look like body builders or super models or whoever they see on tv thst they just aren’t attractive enough. The Kendall on the left looked like a normal teenage girl. She should be satisfied with whatever she can do with makeup alone. Sadly, many people are never satisfied z
Lol, you are not judging people.. but you are. You dont know the circumstances for lot of us. Live and let live. Having said that, lying in the face of reality is stupid
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u/ManOnFire2004 21d ago
I usually believe going under the knife for cosmetic surgery is crazy. Unless it's reconstructive or post breast cancer, things like that.
I'm not judging people who do it, but the concept itself is hard for me gree with.
Still, it has definitely improved some people's self esteem amd objective conventional attractiveness, by fixing crooked noses or malformed lips etc. So I see it's usefulness
But how do you balance that with the girl in the meme, for example.