Plastic Surgery: To Do it Or Not to Do It

[determinedjay]

So, I have been working on getting abs and getting rid of this fatty layer around my abdominal area for a LONG time now and although it is the smallest now that it has ever been, I can NEVER get it where I want to get it. I know my main problem is that I don't diet alongside exercising but it is so hard for me to change my diet!!  So my best friend

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[lordbyron1985]

If someone thinks that plastic surgery is superficial then wanting to lose the fatty layer in the first place is equally as superficial. Working out is superficial. And you know what? I like superficial people because they're some of the prettiest people ... and as a libra, I like pretty. I worked out for over five hours today...I MUST BE SUPERFICIAL AS HECK. Sorry, I'm rambling.

:: gives a "brink wall" visible from space to all the people that think that way ::

Feeling how you want to feel and looking the way you want to look is totally great. So I say do it, IF you want to. Isn't everything a little dangerous anyhow? I wouldn't get it simply because I'm poor and watching the pusses on television that complain a lot makes me really not want it. Now if I could go on one of those make over shows and they gave it to me !!!FOR FREE!!! then maybe ... maaaaybe ...

:: laughs ::

I wonder if I could keep the three pounds of fat I want them to take out of me in a mason jar...

(probably not...sounds like a yucky yucky biohazard)

[determinedjay]

Lol . . thanks for making me feel a lil better about it! You have such a unique way of thinking and i LOVE IT!!

[teenhealthdiva]

my thirty-five-year-old opinion of p.s.: do it. if you want to tuck, lift, botox, implant, explant, suck out, go for it...

ok, gotta go. i need to get this extra 5 lbs. sucked off my ass :-)

seriously, go for the consult. attempt to lose it aerobically. try changing your diet.

but do i think it's superficial? no. not at all.