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Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

They will make the appointments for their daughters to go under the knife as well because why not I mean they didn't like the shape/size whatever of their original nose anyways

Easier recovery at that age, too. No reason not to go to college looking your best!

And we are surprised kids have mental health issues when their own parents think it's okay to fix their nose

Anonymous wrote:I feel like men always say they like all natural; no plastic surgery, injectables, even makeup but look at who men find attractive. These guys aren’t calling swimsuit models ugly because they have fake boobs, got some good plastic surgery and injectables, wear makeup and fake hair. They are hot and men largely agree.

This is why I can’t take seriously men who say this. Men so often like the idea of natural but what they do and who they are looking at says otherwise.

The worst thing about all of this is so many women lie about things because “natural is better” and this just perpetuates an unrealistic standard of what “natural” looks like.

This is the post of the thread and one hundred percent correct. Men can just miss me with their BS, you are all idiots and can’t even tell who is wearing makeup or not.

Anonymous wrote:You ladies realize Botox is botulinum neurotoxin, right?

No way! I thought it was a cocktail of vitamins and minerals. This news has changed my mind about things.

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Anonymous wrote:I tend to think she is vain and unintelligent.

+1. Shallow and vain.

Insecure and narcissistic.

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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.

I'm sure that is what he tells you, OP lol! I still have expression in my face I just don't have set wrinkles. I'm sure your husband is also turned off by my size 4 body with natural but perky looking augmentated breasts... Or that is also something he'll tell you to make you feel better 😂

No, we both work and know that when one raises one or both eyebrows their forehead follows suit. Most people assume when your forehead never moves you have Botox. BFD.

I have Botox too, and we both laugh at it everywhere. The people without Botox will seem 10-20 years older than they are.

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Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

They will make the appointments for their daughters to go under the knife as well because why not I mean they didn't like the shape/size whatever of their original nose anyways

Easier recovery at that age, too. No reason not to go to college looking your best!

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Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

They will make the appointments for their daughters to go under the knife as well because why not I mean they didn't like the shape/size whatever of their original nose anyways

I had a nose job at 21, changed my life. My son has very prominent ears, we have no idea where he inherited those. If he wants those pinned back, why not.

DH suffers in relative silence about his early hair loss (often wonders about hair transplants but never seriously suggests one). If he actually asked to get one, I would support him even though I actually have a thing for bald men and think he looks great.

I truly don’t understand the big deal with (limited!) cosmetic surgery.
I would never advise any drastic or dangerous changes but if something really bothers you, and you can afford to (and want to!) fix it, I don’t understand why you would not.

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Anonymous wrote:I tend to think she is vain and unintelligent.

+1. Shallow and vain.

I bet you think Elizabeth Warren has had neither surgery nor botox.

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Anonymous wrote:So many clueless posts itt. Several of my girlfriends had nose jobs. Both of them had men tell them how much they love their “natural” appearance. Most men are entirely clueless and don’t notice well done subtle plastic surgery.

If these moms have daughters I honestly wonder how they approach it when their daughters become teens and start having their own insecurities about their own looks (could be the inherited big nose from pre-surgery mom)

They will make the appointments for their daughters to go under the knife as well because why not I mean they didn't like the shape/size whatever of their original nose anyways

I got a nose job and abdominal lipo. Of course my husband would say I didn't need to do it etc and eye rolled the whole thing, but then I couldn't keep him off of me once he saw the results.

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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.

I'm sure that is what he tells you, OP lol! I still have expression in my face I just don't have set wrinkles. I'm sure your husband is also turned off by my size 4 body with natural but perky looking augmentated breasts... Or that is also something he'll tell you to make you feel better 😂

I feel like men always say they like all natural; no plastic surgery, injectables, even makeup but look at who men find attractive. These guys aren’t calling swimsuit models ugly because they have fake boobs, got some good plastic surgery and injectables, wear makeup and fake hair. They are hot and men largely agree.

This is why I can’t take seriously men who say this. Men so often like the idea of natural but what they do and who they are looking at says otherwise.

The worst thing about all of this is so many women lie about things because “natural is better” and this just perpetuates an unrealistic standard of what “natural” looks like.

Agree plastic surgery is not Botox. I don’t think eye lid surgery or hooded lid surgery is a big deal either. Boobs, butt, face fillers, nose, full tummy tuck, major lipo— that’s all very noticeable, and not as in I knew you for ten years and poof your stomach is totally flat now after you disappeared for a month.

Curious what people call wegbound or injectable’s in all this?

Anyone see the South Park long episode on ozempic Moms w abs?

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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!

Seriously. Men are so funny. I’ve been doing Botox since I was 30 and you would think I am much too down-to-earth for all that if you met me.

Probably we would not think that if you’re describing yourself like this

I’m a mom at preschool pickup in leggings and a baseball cap most days. My purse is a backpack. Subtle Botox is popular and not something you notice, and not about being a certain type of woman.

You mean we can’t see your non-moving, zero lines forehead under your baseball cap whilst you’re in your vehicle doing car pool? Um, ok…

Anonymous wrote:I tend to think she is vain and unintelligent.

+1. Shallow and vain.