Comments | mildred_mouse: Beauty or Hapiness?

mildred_mouse

Beauty or Hapiness?

Aug 14, 2008 18:10

For girls it's very essential to look dazzling! But somehow we can always find something wrong with our legs, nose, lips, eyes ( Read more... )

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darke_phoenixe August 14 2008, 15:26:58 UTC

Been there, done that. And yes, it was worth it. However, it wasn't for cosmetic reasons that I had my breast reduction, even though it was a great side effect. LOL I'm 38 and perky again! Though it curved the back problems I had right after the surgery (give or take five years ago) I'm starting to find that daily pains and aches in my back are returning. At least I had a few years pain free!

mildred_mouse August 18 2008, 11:40:43 UTC

Wow!!! You're 38 and you're a granny already!!! My congrats!!! I'm sure you look FABULOUS!!! Thumbs up for the coolest granny ;)

almalinda August 15 2008, 04:39:59 UTC

i find that plastic surgery is rarely worth it. obviously, there's the huge disaster potential. and it's a shortcut, or a go-around. you're scooting the dust under the rug rather than clean it up. wouldn't it be so much better to put the work and effort into loving yourself as you are? it's more permanent and can never go wrong.

unfortunately... i'm being hypocritical. i still stare in the mirror and wonder if i should get a nose job.

mildred_mouse August 18 2008, 11:46:40 UTC

Agree with you wholeheartedly! Good make-up and proper clothes are much better. The point is, I'm frightened of any surgery. Never been there and i'm quite happy about it.

almalinda August 18 2008, 16:42:46 UTC

My experiences with surgery have been painful, but definitely positive, because they've all been for medical reasons. it's still a scary experience to face, but i think the worst part is waking up with the oxygen tube still down your throat..

Beauty and the beast. knaw August 16 2008, 22:12:18 UTC

Getting plastic surgery is much like touching up a photograph. If you're going to do it, you ought to do the absolute minimum to remove the flaws. Otherwise, you end up looking like Cher.

Also, men tend to minimize their faults whereas women tend to focus on them.

Re: Beauty and the beast. mildred_mouse August 18 2008, 11:57:23 UTC

One plastic surgeon in his interview acknowledged that vast majority of those who got plastic surgery would come again, including those people who were not satisfied with the results. Sad to say, but some people never woke up after the surgery. Such stories kill me most. I'm not ready to die for beauty.