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and is it wrong to compare before and after pics to point out their surgeries, or is it not our business to talk about their bodies?


Let me just say I don’t think there’s anything wrong with plastic surgery. I really don’t. But I think it’s wrong to lie about it when you have millions of young fans who look up to you.
celebrities create all these beauty standards, whether it’s big butts, plump lips, tiny noses, etc. And these standards have millions of young kids looking in a mirror saying “why don’t I look like that?”
And when you claim that it’s all natural and that it was done through make up or exercise, you’re creating a false beauty standard that the average person cannot attain.

even if a celebrity doesn’t have any work done, they still have the money for the best make up artists, hair stylist, dermatologist, they have private gyms in their homes with personal trainers. Regardless if it’s a procedure or not, it’s still a look that was achieved by having money.

and I don’t think it’s wrong to point out what procedures they may (or may not) have had done. Looking at a ‘before’ and seeing they looked like an average person before their fame is probably helping a lot of people get over their body image issues

Who I am
I'm 24. 6'3, 190lbs. Slightly overweight (15% bodyfat) but still decently athletic. Short blond hair. Blue eyes. Thick eyebrows. Plump lips. High cheek bones. Big angular jaw.

A girl in gym pants and me were in line waiting together. I naturally checked out her butt cus it was really developed. All I thought was she was way out of my league. She looked back at me and I feel like she judged me quite harshly to be a beta male. I made sure to stop looking and forget about it asap. Obviously I didn't really forget about it. She was hot.