How do guys feel about a woman who had plastic surgery?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

I think this is true - they don’t actually but many will talk as though they are turned by unnatural changes. My favorite is the guys who slam makeup without realizing that all those natural beauties are wearing makeup.

30% of women don’t wear make-up. Another 30% only wear it sometimes. They have men who love them too and find them attractive. Many women who don’t wear make up are also beautiful. Perpetuating this idea that if you don’t wear make up you are hideous and no man will ever find you attractive isn’t true and helps no one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

I think this is true - they don’t actually but many will talk as though they are turned by unnatural changes. My favorite is the guys who slam makeup without realizing that all those natural beauties are wearing makeup.

30% of women don’t wear make-up. Another 30% only wear it sometimes. They have men who love them too and find them attractive. Many women who don’t wear make up are also beautiful. Perpetuating this idea that if you don’t wear make up you are hideous and no man will ever find you attractive isn’t true and helps no one.

According to you, 70% of women are women are wearing makeup at least some of the time. Not the anti makeup stat you think it is. Obviously you have some kind of chip on your shoulder, but I. am not saying one is hideous without makeup. I am saying many men are so clueless that they think they hate makeup while praising the looks of a fully made up woman.

[Anonymous]

My wife not wearing makeup was one of the things that originally attracted me to her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

They have plenty of guys hit it and quit it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Personally I think that men are so visual that they could care less how a woman got so beautiful - as long as she is beautiful.
Ha!

I mean, look at the Queen’s of plastic surgery > The Kar/Jenners.
It is clearly obvious they all have had work done to alter their appearances & yet they still seem to attract a multitude of men.

Actually to me they prove the opposite. Despite their (manmade) beauty, they all seem to majorly struggle with getting or keeping desirable men, and often the men they end up with seem to have quite serious issues or just be bottom of the barrel. It's quite interesting to me that the one who has attracted the most devoted mate (Kourtney Kardashian with Travis Barker) seems to have the most subtle procedures and is the most "natural" looking

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boob jobs yes, anything else (including Botox)..no

Lol and welcome to the poster who thinks they can tell who everyone is that's had Botox!

Men can tell when they’re looking at a rock-hard forehead and no smiling eyes or eyes brows.

My husband goes to Dallas for work and now can’t stop laughing in restaurants or shops or meetings.

Of course they can.

But what you don't know is that there are TONS of people with botox without rock hard foreheads who do have smiling eyes and brows. To think you know different is to be so arrogant as to look, well, stupid.

#Triggered

Are you always a weirdly defensive pill or just having a bad day.

Botox is Botox.

[Anonymous]

It's their business, but thinking you look good with plunger lips and a chest where a couple of boulders are stuffed under your skin leaving a giant canyon in-between, is delusional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Boob jobs yes, anything else (including Botox)..no

Lol and welcome to the poster who thinks they can tell who everyone is that's had Botox!

Men can tell when they’re looking at a rock-hard forehead and no smiling eyes or eyes brows.

My husband goes to Dallas for work and now can’t stop laughing in restaurants or shops or meetings.

Of course they can.

But what you don't know is that there are TONS of people with botox without rock hard foreheads who do have smiling eyes and brows. To think you know different is to be so arrogant as to look, well, stupid.

#Triggered

Are you always a weirdly defensive pill or just having a bad day.

Botox is Botox.

This makes no sense though. What makes you think you know who has Botox, or 100% of the time? That is like saying you can identify everyone who didn’t sleep well last night, or everyone with a sprained wrist.

[Anonymous]

Boob jobs good

[Anonymous]

I don't like when people get plastic surgery. It shows that they are high maintenance.

[Anonymous]

As a couple of people mentioned boob jobs, had the opposite situation where someone I was dating had a reduction. And she explained the changes and reasons the first time clothes came off. Initially tried to understand why anyone would try to change their body. But I also recognized it is her body and for a variety of reasons she felt the decision was for the better.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Lip fillers look stupid.

I agree it should be to maintain features and smoothness but not looks like a cat face and plastic. The latter just reflects shallow, vain values. Hopefully they bring something else to the table, like Dolly Parton does.

That’s not plastic surgery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a couple of people mentioned boob jobs, had the opposite situation where someone I was dating had a reduction. And she explained the changes and reasons the first time clothes came off. Initially tried to understand why anyone would try to change their body. But I also recognized it is her body and for a variety of reasons she felt the decision was for the better.

Are reductions considered cosmetic surgery? I thought they were alleviating some fairly serious back issues and often covered by insurance. It seems like a completely different category than what we are discussing.

[Anonymous]

Nose jobs are disgusting.

[Anonymous]

I’m not a fan but when my wife wanted to get rid of fatty things under her eyes and chin that genetically came from her father I said whatever makes you happy. It made her very happy and that was a good thing. Bigger boobs? No way.