Fillers don’t make you look younger. They make you look different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

I get procedures for myself and myself only. It has nothing to do with men (I’m gay) but it also has nothing to do with women. I want to look a certain way in the mirror. A way that looks familiar to me.

Take your projection of your own issues and shove it.

DP but the last was unnecessarily aggressive. The PP said SOME women, not all. And her statement is really undeniable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

I get procedures for myself and myself only. It has nothing to do with men (I’m gay) but it also has nothing to do with women. I want to look a certain way in the mirror. A way that looks familiar to me.

Take your projection of your own issues and shove it.

Same reason my wife spray paints her gray hair. She does it right before bed sometimes. She hates her gray hair.

[Anonymous]

100% agree. Fillers just never fit the person's face. They look bizarre, even to strangers seeing them for the first time.

[Anonymous]

Agree

[Anonymous]

I'm in total agreement. I never want to add anything to my face. I will, however, happily have a face lift when the time is right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

They’re letting themselves be brainwashed. I am just as sexually appealing to men at 48 as I was at 28. There is no difference in the amount of attention I get.

[Anonymous]

Martha Stewart looks amazing. I think it just depends who performs it and if patient knows when to say when. And no grossly big bottom lip. That always looks so ugly to me (when fake).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Martha Stewart looks amazing. I think it just depends who performs it and if patient knows when to say when. And no grossly big bottom lip. That always looks so ugly to me (when fake).

Every face is different too and there are so many variations in where you can put it and how much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:IMO if Ivanka Trump, Nicole Kidman, Hillary Clinton can’t get natural-looking fillers it can’t be accomplished. They have access to everything. Yet they looks like uncanny valley freaks.

Yup.

I am tired of the alien look. It is off putting. And the fact that so many women come on here and claim these women look "great" and "beautiful" and they need this for their self esteem...blah blah blah blah. It's depressing as hell.

No. They. Don't.

Stop being part of the Beauty Industry Marketing Machine.

Vomit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

I get procedures for myself and myself only. It has nothing to do with men (I’m gay) but it also has nothing to do with women. I want to look a certain way in the mirror. A way that looks familiar to me.

Take your projection of your own issues and shove it.

DP but the last was unnecessarily aggressive. The PP said SOME women, not all. And her statement is really undeniable.

Yep. Nobody is projecting here. We are observing sad behavior. Women need to stop shaming each other for aging naturally and being party to this nonsense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

Like it or not a lot of the best things in life result from male attention.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.instagram.com/reel/Coh7EOKJ3nY/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

Refreshing to finally hear that fillers don’t fully ever dissolve, and they don’t make you look younger they change the way you look not for the better.

If you go to someone who actually knows what they are doing filler can absolutely make you look younger without making you look different. The problem these days is the evolution of the 'injector' who is far better at social media than they are at actually injecting. Find a Cosmetic Derm or a facial plastic surgeon, skip the medspa injector whose entire training was a weekend course by the filler company.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

Like it or not a lot of the best things in life result from male attention.

OMG what are you even talking about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://www.instagram.com/reel/Coh7EOKJ3nY/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

Refreshing to finally hear that fillers don’t fully ever dissolve, and they don’t make you look younger they change the way you look not for the better.

If you go to someone who actually knows what they are doing filler can absolutely make you look younger without making you look different. The problem these days is the evolution of the 'injector' who is far better at social media than they are at actually injecting. Find a Cosmetic Derm or a facial plastic surgeon, skip the medspa injector whose entire training was a weekend course by the filler company.

Nope. I had filler done by a gifted plastic surgeon. I actually stopped getting it because HE started looking like all of those creepy looking celebs and I knew it was a matter of time before I did too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:we have to normalize reality. Sad but true. Everyone gets old and "melts" and then dies. It has to stop being shamed.

It isn’t shamed. Some women can’t handle not being sexually appealing anymore or getting male attention. Their self worth is tied to how attractive they feel men perceive them.

I get procedures for myself and myself only. It has nothing to do with men (I’m gay) but it also has nothing to do with women. I want to look a certain way in the mirror. A way that looks familiar to me.

Take your projection of your own issues and shove it.

DP but the last was unnecessarily aggressive. The PP said SOME women, not all. And her statement is really undeniable.

It doesn’t say some women who get fillers. It says some women can’t handle the change.