Are japanese girls hot?: Offtopic about plastic surgery

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Martialartsnovice said:
Yeah, though it seems for an american women generalization that Ive heard from my foreign friends is that US women, seem to be more plastic surgery then whats natural though.

Don't get me started on the superficialness of women in this country on plastic surgery. I get so sick and tired of women complain about the size of their breasts, *ahem*, and other little thing they can b**** about with their looks. It's as bad as a man complaining about the size of his penis. Let's face it folks deep down we like bigger things. All of us like to have bigger breasts or penises(no matter what country you're from). It means furtility in our primitive brain. However, we are also complex beings. Women don't need bigger breasts, and men don't need a bigger penis unless they're shallow. I just wish people would realize that and be happy with what they got.

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Remember when people used to be ashamed about getting plastic surgery and would try to keep it secret? Now we make TV shows glorifying it. :eek:
 
Brooker said:
Remember when people used to be ashamed about getting plastic surgery and would try to keep it secret? Now we make TV shows glorifying it. :eek:

I find it utterly disgusting and unglorifying. It truly shows the pathetic excuse of people in society that will do anything for their image.

Doc:ramen:😄
 
I also thought the airing of these shows was very socially irresponsible (even more so than usual) on the behalf of the networks. Next they're going to encourage women to vomit after every meal? :eek:
 
Yeah, Who really cares if a women getting implants, or something. I noticed some shows are showing the surgery to the world. Thats gross, and revolting.
 
Why is it gross and revolting. They are showing a part of everyday life. And maybe that is what is needed to change peoples minds when they are deciding on plastic surgery. Your are entitled to your opnion though.... :: shrug ::
 
If you have to ask...

Damicci said:
Why is it gross and revolting. They are showing a part of everyday life.
It's gross and revolting because plastic surgery shouldn't be a part of everyday life!!!
 
Yes, well that what happens when you live in a society where people define beauty by the woman on the magazine cover. People these days are more and more insecure with their looks. We can make fifty year old woman look like she's twenty five, but we can't cure the common cold. :eek: This is what our society has come to. All in the name of vanity!!! :eek:
 
Well I think high maintance and a healthy living is important (exercise and look your best), but I think living in a society driven entirely on vanity is just going way too far in my opinion.

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Did anyone hear about the recent beauty contest in China, exclusively for women who had cosmetic surgery? Many of them were quite young too.
Times are certainly changing - there is a lot of pressure to look good these days.
 
isn't it two laws:

to do enhancing surgery
to forbid to show the result

my personal opinion is that big breasts are not natural, i do not like it.
woman "nothing to hide" should not have shame, especially people should not degrade them!
 
Brooker said:
It's gross and revolting because plastic surgery shouldn't be a part of everyday life!!!

But yet it is. hence the reason why i mentioned it. But see I also said maybe it is also a good way to let people realize the pain and suffering some people have to deal with in order to look better. It could be a good visual aid in making people change thier minds about having plastic surgery.

I know if i watched those it would have me thinking twice about it.
 
alexriversan said:
my personal opinion is that big breasts are not natural, i do not like it.
woman "nothing to hide" should not have shame, especially people should not degrade them!

Well, I'm a woman, but I think breast implants are ugly too. Naturally, each breast is not the exact same size, breasts are not perfect circles, they are not hard as rocks, and nipples do not point to the sky. It looks ridiculous. It also looks bad when you can actually see the outline of the implant. Who thinks that looks good?

Damicci said:
But see I also said maybe it is also a good way to let people realize the pain and suffering some people have to deal with in order to look better. It could be a good visual aid in making people change thier minds about having plastic surgery.

I think it could work that way too. I know I used to think I'd like to have some lipo done, but after seeing it done on different TV programs, I dont want to do it anymore... :eek: I'll do it the hard way, thank you.
 
ah kirei,,,, i would hate if you did anything like that to yourself,

but you have a good point, ppl have to stop thinking that beauty is perfect, everyone has physical flaws, but i rather have a natural cutie then an artifical godess.
 
Duo said:
ah kirei,,,, i would hate if you did anything like that to yourself,

but you have a good point, ppl have to stop thinking that beauty is perfect, everyone has physical flaws, but i rather have a natural cutie then an artifical godess.
aren't big breasts stimulating subconscious ideas of having large quantities of infantile nourishment? interesting how you use the word godess- it shows godess is something man-made.
 
People people....tsk tsk tsk...shame on you ! Did u ever stood still and tought of the fact that some people feel miserable, have suicidal thoughts,feel ashamed of their looks, or about some parts are too small...If those people can be happy with implants, so be it ! There's always 2 sides on a coin you know... ☝
 
RockLee said:
People people....tsk tsk tsk...shame on you ! Did u ever stood still and tought of the fact that some people feel miserable, have suicidal thoughts,feel ashamed of their looks, or about some parts are too small...If those people can be happy with implants, so be it ! There's always 2 sides on a coin you know... ☝
no, these woman need to know, that a minority suggests them big b**bs are desireable.

personally, i desire little breasts as natural, even more attractive.
if to express desire, this is not necessary all day, all time.
but for real, i would guess, other man feel this way too, and this is not a minority.

(see www.hi5.com)
 
alexriversan said:
no, these woman need to know, that a minority suggests them big b**bs are desireable.

personally, i desire little breasts as natural, even more attractive.
if to express desire, this is not necessary all day, all time.
but for real, i would guess, other man feel this way too, and this is not a minority.

(see www.hi5.com)
There is a huge difference about how YOU think about yourself and about OTHERS think about you.It's not always society wich has to be blamed. ☝
 
But feeling good about yourself needs to come from within first, before getting any surgery. That's why everyone should have therapy before doing anything drastic. Having plastic surgery is not magic. Look at the people who keep on having plastic surgery. They keep thinking if they had this done, they would be happy. Didn't work. Well, let's have this other thing done, and then I'll be happy. Didn't work. Then you have a big mess.

Not so simple.
 
RockLee said:
There is a huge difference about how YOU think about yourself and about OTHERS think about you.It's not always society wich has to be blamed. ☝
cool. i have given it up to think about others. as well as to save the world personally. i have even given it up to think. i just do things.

what i say is HUGE different from: i do not enjoy adult entertainment.
 
kirei_na_me said:
But feeling good about yourself needs to come from within first, before getting any surgery. That's why everyone should have therapy before doing anything drastic. Having plastic surgery is not magic. Look at the people who keep on having plastic surgery. They keep thinking if they had this done, they would be happy. Didn't work. Well, let's have this other thing done, and then I'll be happy. Didn't work. Then you have a big mess.

Not so simple.
a society which tells people they are sinners reduces the self-image. i have the impression a lot of people (let us say 70 percent) do not have much self-awareness/consciousness at all. they feel guilty all day, on conscious and subconscious levels.

i do not say this has not changed during the last decades (periods of ten years), but changes go in different directions, sometimes. not that easy to understand.
 
alexriversan said:
a society which tells people they are sinners reduces the self-image. i have the impression a lot of people (let us say 70 percent) do not have much self-awareness/consciousness at all. they feel guilty all day, on conscious and subconscious levels.

i do not say this has not changed during the last decades (periods of ten years), but changes go in different directions, sometimes. not that easy to understand.

I have to agree with you there. To an extent, anyway.
 
I think palstic surgery in some cases is required. I have a friend who is saving up to have her breasts reduced, as they give her back pains and is not looking forward to having them 'somewhere arounf her navel' (her words) when she is in her forties. In some cases having a boob job for some girls is a way for them to gain self confidence. I know women who would like bigger boobs, but don't really want the surgery so they remain as they are. I have one friend who would love surgery for bigger boobs, but her husband keeps telling her that he is satisfied with them, but she does suffer form low esteem on occassions. I do find these reality shows that show people going through plastic surgery a revolting though. I don't really want to share in someone elses neurosis about their bodies. The media doesn't help by plastering pictures of bronzed perfect bodies everywhere. This can affect people and doesn't help the increase in weight problems in young people, women especially. :eek:
I think the shrinks and the plastic surgeons have got togther in a conspiracy to change people into a uniform race of non-people, or am I getting paranoid? :mad:
 
Mycernius said:
I think palstic surgery in some cases is required. I have a friend who is saving up to have her breasts reduced, as they give her back pains and is not looking forward to having them 'somewhere arounf her navel' (her words) when she is in her forties. In some cases having a boob job for some girls is a way for them to gain self confidence. I know women who would like bigger boobs, but don't really want the surgery so they remain as they are. I have one friend who would love surgery for bigger boobs, but her husband keeps telling her that he is satisfied with them, but she does suffer form low esteem on occassions. I do find these reality shows that show people going through plastic surgery a revolting though. I don't really want to share in someone elses neurosis about their bodies. The media doesn't help by plastering pictures of bronzed perfect bodies everywhere. This can affect people and doesn't help the increase in weight problems in young people, women especially. :eek:
I think the shrinks and the plastic surgeons have got togther in a conspiracy to change people into a uniform race of non-people, or am I getting paranoid? :mad:

Dude you So lost it 👍
I don't see too much a problem with plastic surgery but I also feel that there should be a few consultations with a shrink in order to find the need for this type of surgery. If a shrink feels the person having the surgery is mentally stable and has definitive reason for it then so be it. I don't think people should be allowed to have surgery just for the hell of it. Breast reductions OK, breast enlargement for "work" related purposes ok, the world says you suck so now you want to look better through plastic surgery DENIED.
:p
 
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