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  1. #16
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    I like the way Karen put it. For me, if people don't like my appearance, no big deal. Sure, I definitely can't say I look perfect, but it's the way I was born to look and I'm going to stick with it. I really think that plastic surgery should be reserved for those who really need it, such as facially and physically deformed people, but that's just my opinion. I suppose it is a personal issue and therefore a personal choice, but it's not for me.

    What I really can't stand are these wannabe barbie-dolls pumped full of Botox and their faces stretched and pulled in every place imaginable.

    Zimbabwe 07/13


  2. #17
    I think it's silly,

    Why change the person you where born?, just to look better or get more attention from other people ... that's not a good reason to get plastic sugery not at all.

    This is a good reason,

    You where in an accident and your face was the main part of it, you needed to get your nose fixed or maybe half of your cheek is missing a layer of skin, that's what I call a dam good reason to get surgery & not for looks.

    It seems the saying ''It's the inside that counts'' is a bunch of crap to people.

    Don't follow the croud that you see out there, be your own person.

    I would never get that stupid thing done, im happy the way god made me & if others don't feel the same way as said ... that's your problem, it could even end up as your big mistake in life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Argranade
    I think it's silly...
    Arganade,

    Did I ever tell you that I LOVE PIDGEONS??? I think I did...

    Anyways, I was just browsing the site and I see activity from you and I was wondering... if you don't mind me asking - How old are you (generally) and shouldn't you be in school!!! LOL!

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    Nope. If people can't accept me and my old bod for the way it is, I'm not gonna spend my hard earned money just to please them.

    Rest In Peace Casey (Bubba Dude) Your paw print will remain on my heart forever. 12/02
    Mollie Rose, you were there for me through good times and in bad, from the beginning.Your passing will leave a hole in my heart.We will be together "One Fine Day". 1994-2009
    MooShoo,you left me too soon.I wasn't ready.Know that you were my soulmate and have left me broken hearted.I loved you like no other. 1999 - 2010See you again "ONE FINE DAY"
    Maya Linn, my heart is broken. The day your beautiful blue eyes went blind was the worst day of my life.I only wish I could've done something.I'll miss your "premium" purr and our little "conversations". 1997-2013 See you again "ONE FINE DAY"

    DO NOT BUY WHILE SHELTER ANIMALS DIE!!

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    My brain tumor surgery 12 years ago had the same effect on my front skin as it was tightened up afterwards. (And everything I'm describing below is just the effect of taking the front skin and sewing it up a little tighter- not of the tumor they took out.)

    It also meant that after the surgery I could not feel anything on my head (because they have to cut the nerve to tighten the skin) and it takes about half a year until that nerve grows back. In my case it didn't grow back totally and now I have a spot on top of my head that's numb. I only think of it in moments like now when I write about it.

    So I know about two effects:
    first: whatever is tightened up must come down with time. I adore Cher- but there was only a short period when she looked younger than her age. And you'd have to repeat and to repeat.....

    second: why have surgery on a healthy body? The risks are considerable and many have experienced it.

    I would love to meet a fairy who turns me 30 again- but please with my plus fifty mind and without any surgery

    Of course plastic surgery is a blessing for people who have an accident etc.

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    Barbara,

    God bless you!! I never realized you had brain surgery. So did my daughter, Amy. She was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor on her brain stem at the age of 16. She's now a healthy, happy 30 year old cancer survivor. Didn't mean to sidetrack from the plastic surgery, but I just HAD to let Barbara know how much I admire her.

    Rest In Peace Casey (Bubba Dude) Your paw print will remain on my heart forever. 12/02
    Mollie Rose, you were there for me through good times and in bad, from the beginning.Your passing will leave a hole in my heart.We will be together "One Fine Day". 1994-2009
    MooShoo,you left me too soon.I wasn't ready.Know that you were my soulmate and have left me broken hearted.I loved you like no other. 1999 - 2010See you again "ONE FINE DAY"
    Maya Linn, my heart is broken. The day your beautiful blue eyes went blind was the worst day of my life.I only wish I could've done something.I'll miss your "premium" purr and our little "conversations". 1997-2013 See you again "ONE FINE DAY"

    DO NOT BUY WHILE SHELTER ANIMALS DIE!!

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    Donna, mine was benign..... and I owe it my only experience with plastic surgery so back to the topic of the thread
    Glad your daughter was so lucky

  8. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by BOBS DAD
    Arganade,

    Did I ever tell you that I LOVE PIDGEONS??? I think I did...

    Anyways, I was just browsing the site and I see activity from you and I was wondering... if you don't mind me asking - How old are you (generally) and shouldn't you be in school!!! LOL!
    I think you did ... lol I can't remember tho.

    Yes indeed I do love pigeons with all my heart! there beautiful birds if only more people could see that instead of calling them a vermin , if only more people knew ''An average pigeon can be cleaner than an average human who from then you can actualy catch a fatal desease from ... NOT from the pigeon.

    Im 16 ... I think my profile shows my date of birth and year too,

    Im not in school right now because my old high school did drugs n stuff, I always got migranes at that school for some reason and I could not study properly ... I swear ever since I left that school I have not had 1 migrane.

    Im going to be doing home schooling .... just waiting for my mom to fill out all these forms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maresche
    I plan on having a breast reduction They are a too large for my frame and cause back issues from time to time.

    I wouldn't consider any other kind of plastic surgery at this time.
    Well, I am having serious back problems because of "them" too.... . Extra is that there is 1 size difference between both....

    But, I am to scared to do this!!! Have had enough pain already in my life
    I miss you enormously Sydney, Maya, Inka & Zazou Be happy there at the Rainbow Bridge

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maya & Inka's mommy
    Well, I am having serious back problems because of "them" too.... . Extra is that there is 1 size difference between both....

    But, I am to scared to do this!!! Have had enough pain already in my life
    Sorry... I can't resist. I know this is a serious problem and that "only" guys can make light of this, but you know... we guys are always distressed at the notion of someone "reducing" the size of their breasts!!! LOL!

    I mean... we are concerned for your health! Yeah... that's what I'm talkin' bout!



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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen
    Never. If you cannot accept as God made me, that's your problem, not mine. No amount of surgery can change who you are inside, and that's what counts.
    Karen, You just took the very same words right out of my thoughts!!!


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  12. #27
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    Well, when you diet your all life, excercise etc, and have a 34/28/48 figure, shockingly receive a beneficiary check from a distant relative, just as you're ready to dig a hole and jump in it because your self esteem is shot and you are called names, you betcha you have plastic surgery. I had lipo years ago as a treat to myself and blessings from my family. Since I wasn't satisfied with the total results, I had it 2 more times for free, all in return for doing PR for the surgeon, as we hit it off.

    I'm not a raving beauty. I'm aging gradually, have laugh lines, wrinkles, gray hair, sometimes raccoon eyes. Oh, and, let me add..a sagging chin. Will I have a face lift? I doubt it. I earned my looks. I accept aging with dignity and grace.

    But since the lipo, my self esteem just soared! I tuck my shirts in. I can buy a suit in one size. I don't buy 2 sizes too large or walk with my head down. It was that bad, I hated myself, and since I was the only "heavy" person on both sides of my family, I felt like an outcast- I inherited a "bad" gene from somebody way back. Lucky me.

    So, in closing (sorry) I think plastic surgery can make a world of difference for self esteem. I don't mean Joan Rivers or people whose faces don't move. There's a limit. Far be it from me to pass judgement. If it makes you happy, fine.



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  13. #28
    Sometimes there's a thought in my mind that I dont really satisfy with the look I am. And I'm trying so hard to love my look as given by the Creator...

    but if there's an opportunity to do plastic surgery... mmm.. I dont think I would take it.

    -tirza-

  14. #29
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    I dont even want to have the surgery I have to have tomorrow. To have an elective?? nooooooooooo way... If my looks would make someone like me more, then they are pretty shallow...

  15. #30
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    What I think is ridiculous is that if I had the money I could go and get myself ZZZ sized breasts, but doctors won't let me make a responsible life decidion and get sterilized.

    Ookay, end rant.

    Thank you Wolf_Q!

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