If you could have free Plastic Surgery......
By Pookie_Pie
@Pookie_Pie (311)
April 10, 2008 6:26pm CST
If you were given the opportunity to have free Cosmetic Surgery, by a reputable surgeon, first of all would you choose to have anything done?.. or would you prefer to stay natural as you are?
And, if you did choose to take the offer, and have some Plastic Surgery, what would you go for?..
What surgery appeals to you?, and why?.. Which parts of your body would you choose to have changed?.. how would you like to change them?.. how should they look?..and why?
What's your opinion on Plastic Surgery in general, and any Cosmetic procedures in particular?
Do you think people look better after surgery?
I'd love to hear yor views about this really interesting topic of self improvement.
So.. would you take the free cosmetic surgery, what would you have done, why?
Let;s talk ~ the girls AND the guys. xxxxx
4 responses
@inked4life (4224)
• United States
11 Apr 08
I'm definitely not the most attractive guy in the world, but I'm pretty sure I would pass up the offer to have plastic surgery. It sounds trite, but inner beauty is way more important to me, and I'd much rather be with a woman who is all natural than someone who is tighter and shinier than a mannequin.
@Pookie_Pie (311)
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11 Apr 08
hey Inked.. wow! that's an interesting first response! Not one i expected either tbh!
The most respect to you though, for feeling so comfortable in your own skin ~ i wish i could be so happy with what i have.. im on a constant mission for self-improvement i think!. xxx
@inked4life (4224)
• United States
11 Apr 08
you look just fine to me pookie, but I totally understand feeling insecure about youself. I have the same feelings in other areas
@MassiveStunner (68)
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15 Apr 08
This is actually a pretty good topic, for me anyways because some of the bodybuilders today who sauce really heavy will form gynecomastia because they are injecting so much testosterone in there body that some of it is converted to estrogen. No one wants to see a man with nipples on stage especially at a professional level, so what these athletes have to do is have plastic surgery done to remove these estrogen features. Now not all of them go through that so hopefully when i begin my new route to the professional leagues i wont have to put up with that
@Trace86 (5030)
• United States
11 Apr 08
I honestly don't know if I would do it, even if it's free. I have been so unhappy with my nose all my life, I just might let them tweak it a bit.
I am pretty sure I would jump on the offer for free liposuction or mesotherapy
(that is where they inject something to melt the fat rather than sucking it out). I have been chubby all my life and am tired of it.
@Sanssouci (32)
• United States
11 Apr 08
I wouldn't change anything. I would rather stay natural. I feel that a lot of people (certainly not all) get plastic surgery for the wrong reasons. Many of them don't feel good about themselves, but the problem isn't physical. Liking yourself needs to start on the inside. I hear about so many people who have surgery after surgery and still say they don't like themselves. So rather than change something physical that doesn't matter anyway, I would rather do something like learn a new language!
@Pookie_Pie (311)
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11 Apr 08
Sanssouci, thanks for your response ~ it's interesting to see that the 1st two responses have been anti cosmetic surgery, even if its free!
I must admit, i do understand what you're saying about liking yourself from the inside first, but also i need to admit that without a doubt if i was offered free Cosmetic Surgery i would go for it 100%!
Does anybody else feel the same way as the 1st two posts, or would you, like me, take the opportunity to physically improve yourself if you could? xxxx
