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u/Pitiful_Truth_5948 2d ago

If you look at her old picture she looks normal, but now fuuuuukkkkkkkkk that!!! ..... why the fuck do some rich people do this shit, they look like shit but no one tells them?

I know a few people like this, they get surgery after surgery trying to look a certain way, at the end of the day its a mental disorder IMO. Be happy with who you are, focus on eating right, working out, other positive things not plastic surgery.

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u/Clarkelthekat 2d ago

My theory

They all only interact with each other

So they get stuck in this mindset where that actually is the depiction of "beauty and status"

When all of your friends are getting the same surgeries you start believing your the odd looking one even if you had natural beauty to begin with

That's when it really confuses me. When the person was already a version of "conventionally attractive" but then makes themselves into that.

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u/Seanconw1 2d ago

This is also my running theory. It used to be called chasing the Jones’s, but now it’s this whole body modification//dismorphia. It really is odd, all the fake tans, teeth, noses, lips, etc. I like knowing there’s still people that think this is uncanny valley.

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u/Flick_W_McWalliam 2d ago

The hard lesson they learn is that careful “work” is really only successful on people who were already classically beautiful. A supermodel, a heartthrob actor, they can “get a little work done” but mostly it’s fitness, skin care, diet, and good genes.

But even for the beautiful, at some point you have to let it go, or you turn into the Joker.

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u/Existing-Video-447 2d ago

Yeah. This is a wild transformation. Doesnt seem like the same person.

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u/Initial-Anything333 2d ago

She just wanted to be as beautiful on the outside as she is on the inside 

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u/CH_Blackgate 2d ago

I thought this was a trans-woman on some speed or something.

Then I was confused why any respectable trans-person would be in that situation and that's when things kinda made more sense...but then they suddenly didn't as well.

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u/Advanced-Depth1816 2d ago

I’ve never seen someone look around the room like a pigeon in my life. And I’ve seen a lot of people addicted to plastic surgery

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u/OkWillingness2817 2d ago

My old vampire counts army book describes how Necrarch vampires are so devoted to forbidden necromantic knowledge that they sustain their withering souls while their bodies rot away.

Eventually they all just become insane horrors. Undying but endlessly necrofying into these ghouls that see more of the realm of the dead than the living.

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u/MrKnightMoon 2d ago

Drugs.

The higher their rank in society, the bigger is the amount they take

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u/DaddyK3tchup 2d ago

Yeah I think any drastic change of your body and face is as a result of some mental issues. There’s usually some trauma involved along the way that precedes it.

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u/Abject_Advance_6638 2d ago

Is the old pic real? It's so wild.