I, personally, would not. I even stopped coloring my hair recently just so I learn to love myself for what I really am. I only use my push ups when I am in the mood and have learned to love my bare face instead of the one I could put on with make up. Surgery is out of the question for me. Being unique is beautiful and honestly what is normal? Why should society and the media tell everyone who doesn't look like the airbrushed celebrities that we need to look a certain way? We were all made a certain way, we are born perfected. This is they way we are supposed to be ALREADY. Naturally. I wish more people loved themselves and not for the person they want to be after going under the knife.
I'm very jealous, I wish I could shake vanity, I think it's sick and unhealthy of me to want to change so much, but every time I see a skinny pretty girl, I feel like I have to change. I'd say it's natural, but I don't think it's a good thing.
do most people want to change something about their appearance?
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I, personally, would not. I even stopped coloring my hair recently just so I learn to love myself for what I really am. I only use my push ups when I am in the mood and have learned to love my bare face instead of the one I could put on with make up. Surgery is out of the question for me. Being unique is beautiful and honestly what is normal? Why should society and the media tell everyone who doesn't look like the airbrushed celebrities that we need to look a certain way? We were all made a certain way, we are born perfected. This is they way we are supposed to be ALREADY. Naturally. I wish more people loved themselves and not for the person they want to be after going under the knife.
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I'm very jealous, I wish I could shake vanity, I think it's sick and unhealthy of me to want to change so much, but every time I see a skinny pretty girl, I feel like I have to change. I'd say it's natural, but I don't think it's a good thing.