its weird.

plastic surgery is more prevalent (and obvious) than ever before.

but bringing up someones appearance due to plastic surgery is some sort of violation of etiquette.

like in interviews with kim kardashian over the years...they casually/humorously bring up her marriage/divorce drama, sex life, pete davidsons dick size, her sextape, her ass...but if they were to bring up how that same ass was enhanced, or the blatantly altered appearance of her face, etc...it would be an uncomfortable subject and the host would most likely receive a ton of backlash for shaming her or some shit.

a random older interview came up on youtube and they were showing pics of her and her sisters as kids/teens. and she said something like 'not much has changed since then'...and it was just weird that everyone has to play this game lol.

its dont think its any different than the whole "natty or not" thing in the fitness community. ive had people dead lie to my face about being natural when i know who they get their shit from lol

I think it's a business decision since many of their businesses hinge on selling an idea that "if you buy this you can look like THIS"

SKIMS, SKKN and the associated businesses

It's no different than most Tik Tok, YT Trainers selling courses or supplements for working out but neglecting the part where they are geared to the gills or just simply won the gene lottery.

Probably can't interview a Kardashian/Jenner without them agreeing to the questions beforehand.

its wild how open and are free about it she is. But she has had tons of work done and you can tell. But she told us all at a team function that she has a credit card she calls her plastic surgery card. She charges a procedure and when it's paid off she gets something else. She was asking the group what she should get next. She sat there listing everything she has had done and said, my card is almost paid off and I don't know what else to get. Shit is wild

she's the poster child for self-hate

Youth want the nature look because those messages are forced on them by media. Older people want youth because that's glamorized in media.

An Instagram model that looked like Kim K passed away due to surgery complications recently and it saddens me. Main issue with plastic surgery is the harm it inflicts on people.

Leaving out any gender surgeries to keep this post on topic out of respect. Blac Chyna is a whole new person after getting rid of all that surgery. Let's get back to natural beauty and force media to honor it.

I think the ones who are gratuitous with it might have some underlying disorder, or just plain poor self esteem, etc

What good comes from me shitting on them for it?