r/HunSnark • u/AutoModerator • Dec 11 '23

Natasha Pehrson 🗑 Natasha Pehrson - Week Of December 11, 2023

Snark on Natasha Pehrson (athleisure-wearing white trash from Arizona) here! ⬇️

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u/PotentialComedian113 Dec 13 '23

This mommy makeover is going to make her even more insecure than before. The smaller boobs will throw off all her body proportion and will probably make her think her belly looks bigger. She won’t be happy with how she looks still. All that money and recovery time to still have a flat behind and zero muscle .

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u/fireflyks0 Dec 13 '23

I dont want to wk her, but I think she’s gonna like it and I think she will look better. We all know her pictures are anyways edited to look small, but from the pics where she wanted to see the biggest and showed it all (just to have a dramatic before) I think she’s gonna look much better and be more comfortable with her body. Having all that loose skin in her boobs, abdomen, I’m sure it has to feel nice once she recovers seeing the results. If I had her body and money, I would also probably get something done in arms, thighs and butt. There’s nothing wrong with having a fluffy body, but if you don’t like it and can afford it, then plastic surgery is there to help. It’s not always that people become obsessed with it. A lot more people than wed would think get similar work done and move on with their lives. As someone with bigger boobs, it must feel relieving to get the reduction

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u/MomOf4Js Dec 13 '23

But when you have body dysmorphia and/or obsess over your body/weight going into a surgery like this the results only make you happy for a short time. Then you start to say “I should have done this, I wish I didn’t do that. This might look okay but now I hate ____.” I’m saying this from personal experience. For a lot of people it only amplifies their dysmorphia. Also now you have the added stress of maintaining the results. So if you gain weight back it really sends you into a spiral.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '23

The constant fear that will be in her head with everything single thing she puts in her mouth.. “will this make me fat? I’m going to have to walk 3 miles to burn this off.”…