Not talking in the sense people would know I won the lottery, they flock around, throw praises, garner my affection, only to achieve a percent of the ‘moolah’. This is about physical change. Liposuction, rhynoplasty, laser treatments etc. All also needing the purchase factor of moolah.
I sometimes find actors thick-faced when they endorse or plug a product declaring ‘natural remedies are best’. Advertising wise, it attracts. Reality wise…. uhm… nah. Do you think those actors with perfect face and body didn’t had a body flaw before any ‘alterations’.
I was a regular viewer of one season of ‘The Swan’.
‘The Swan’ is a major makeover reality TV show wherein selected ladies enter the contest to beautify themselves to the extent of major body alterations all at the same time. The winner for each week gets to join the Swan Pageant, which is the grand finale of the series. A twist in the show is, the ladies are never allowed to see themselves in the mirror during their programs, until the evening they are to see their whole new look, dressed at their best together with their expert panel of judges, who happened to be top notch medical professionals in their fields and are the surgeouns for the ladies.
Imagine this, you are to have your veneers (of almost all your teeth) placed in one day. The next day or the day after that, you are to have your eyebugs removed, nose lift, face and overall body liposuction, tummy tuck, breast alterations and other what nots. Imagine the PAIN afterwards. T_______T. All body alterations done in one day. And they are forced to take gym after a day or so of the surgeries. No wonder most of the ladies were all ‘I want to quit’ mode afterwards.
But all sufferings pay off at the end, when I cry together with the ladies as they get to see their altered look. Everytime I see them cry, I rejoice for the chance given to them. They get to enjoy being beautiful women and I for one, am awed and inspired to continously watch ladies gain self-confidence and love for themselves after a long time of feeling inferior.
I am not saying that physical beauty is everything. And I go with the saying that if you let your personality shine, you will shine always.
If truth be told, if I had a lot of money, I would not be ashamed to try to alter a part of my body. Even if others say its all artificial, it is a reality that money can buy beauty and who are we humans, to go against human desire to beatiful?
If you do have a lot of money and desire to have body alterations, make sure to have a lot of expert advice from professionals and medical institutions (well-knowned if you can) such as Dallas Plastic Surgery in United States.
Do not be ashamed of artificial beauty. The important thing is the confidence beauty gives and love you feel for your self. ^_^
