Isn’t suggesting someone get fillers/surgery offensive?

[Anonymous]

especially after they’ve said they have no interest in getting fillers or anything in their faces.

[kylee2437]

Yes it is offensive. Those surgeries are mostly down in motivation to feed insecurities and seek validation from superficial areas of life and aren’t done for better life intentions. Creating a reason for someone to feel insecure (suggesting without informational facts) is problematic

[kylee2437]

Done*

[Boomchakalaca]

Yes it is, why would anyone say “u should get lip fillers” to a stranger and friend? SIBILINGS R THE ONLY EXCEPTION

[Asker]

And you know what’s crazy? My lips are very full already. So I genuinely don’t see the need for them.

[Boomchakalaca]

Thats good. I think the lady who said this to u looks into instagram a lot

[Anonymous]

Suggesting it for the first time isn’t offensive.


But once they make it clear they’re not interested and you keep trying to convince them is when things start getting offensive.

[Asker]

But why suggest someone get fillers, it just shows that you think somethings wrong with their face

[RoseySarah]

Yes but the doctors and those doing it can't help it!

[NotTacocaT6969]

Yes.


The person who suggested that has serious mental health issues.

[Anonymous]

Yes why who said it? We’re you at a medspa or something yeah sometimes they will try to sell things.

[Apulu_Imback]

Yes, it's like suggesting to try drugs.

[nolookingbackx]

Yes!