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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

I've been overweight my entire life. Both of my parents had sh*tty genetics and I inherited 100% of all of their sh*tty DNA (it's the main reason why I'll never conceive kids).

I've been contemplating weight loss surgery for a while now, even before I've put on extra weight. Even back in 2018, I was thinking about bariatric surgery, and I weighed less then. I decided against it because it seemed too extreme and I figured proper exercise and diet would be enough.

I've been semi-regularly going to martial arts gyms since 2012. I used to do Jiu Jitsu & Judo, then Boxing, then Powerlifting, then MMA, and here in Korea, Kickboxing. Never lost any weight at all. The number NEVER went down on the scale! Not that it matters or anything, but part of it might be because I have a minor medical condition called Hypothyroidism.

I remember joining a cardio gym shortly after high school in 2006 and having my personal trainer flirt with me and make inappropriate comments towards me, whether she was on the clock or not. It was uncomfortable, because I was 245 lbs (111 kg) back then and even that felt unattractive to me.

In 2013, I first started keeping a daily food log and counting calories (spoiler: it's useless and stupid to do so). I was 275 lbs (128 kg) then.

In early 2019, I remember hitting 300 lbs (136 kg) for the first time and I felt awful about it, because I've never once been a glutton or an overeater.

Now I'm at my heaviest at like 315 lbs (145 lbs), at least.

I'm 181 cm in the morning waking up, and 179 cm at the end of the day.

I f*cking HATE this body of mine, because literally not a single thing about it works right! After years in martial arts gyms and absolutely nothing to show for it, weight wise, I've decided I might as well just get the stomach sleeve surgery since I'm not getting any younger or taller. Doing the surgery will mean I can probably can't do martial arts again or will gain much muscle, but chances are, it's a moot point.