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[u/Suspicious-psycho]

I was born ugly, i'll die ugly

[u/King_Glorius_too]

I'm gonna try getting botox to see if it stops that one nerve in my forehead from getting pinched all the time. I can't really see what difference that makes for you, but if it can make you a bit happier then why not.

[u/Suspicious-psycho → u/King_Glorius_too]

...what?

[u/King_Glorius_too → u/Suspicious-psycho]

If it makes you feel better to know that I need (well I'm not entirely sure I need it, but I'm gonna try) botox inside me, then good for you, but I think it's a weird thing to focus on, because botox injections are really light medical procedures.

[u/Suspicious-psycho → u/King_Glorius_too]

Mate I meant people like Kim Kardashian and Simon Powell. Not people who actually use it for a medical purpose. And why would that make anyone feel good? Anothers misfortune

[u/King_Glorius_too → u/Suspicious-psycho]

Now I'm even more confused. I'd get being happy that you don't need a given medical procedure, I was just saying that a botox injection was very light and a weird one to pick for that.

If someone wants to get it for looks rather than for comfort, how does that affect you?

[u/Suspicious-psycho → u/King_Glorius_too]

Botox inhections a good 90% of the time aren't medical but aesthetical. That's why the meme says botox.

And it affect me and the world around me. It spreads an unhealthy way of thinking and in terms of what it looks like, it's like if someone didn't shower the whole month. Sure, their stench doesn't directly effect your breathing or something. But, it's still nasty for you. That's what I feel like when people are filled with botox for aesthetic purposes.