Less attracted post nose job

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG if this was about a woman, everyone on here would be defending her, saying that she was probably bullied about her big nose and was super self conscious about it her whole life, and it's very brave of her to make that change to help improve her self confidence.

Instead, it's a man, and you are calling him vain and selfish for not telling you, who he is not even dating. Grow up, OP.

Everyone gets to live their own life, and I try not to judge, but in my head do I think *most* cosmetic surgery is vain and unnecessary, regardless of gender? Yes.

Maybe it's because people who get one big problem area fixed and stop there go unnoticed, but you certainly notice the people verging on dysmorphia who keep getting more and more surgery and looking Frankensteinish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Double standard here but a man who gets a nose job is too vain for me.

Oh right, I forgot on DCUM double standards don't matter if they benefit women at the expense of men.

[Anonymous]

Have you asked why he got the nose job? That would be helpful prior to making any judgement. Your internal bias is that men should not be vain. But people do all sorts of things to alter their appearance and most of us don't question it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Have you asked why he got the nose job? That would be helpful prior to making any judgement. Your internal bias is that men should not be vain. But people do all sorts of things to alter their appearance and most of us don't question it.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Have you asked why he got the nose job? That would be helpful prior to making any judgement. Your internal bias is that men should not be vain. But people do all sorts of things to alter their appearance and most of us don't question it.

+1

op has the right not to be attracted to him anymore. Get over it!

[Anonymous]

The only man I have ever known to get a nose job was gay.