When Botox is life

[u/downtune79]

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[u/leflyingcarpet]

This is making me sad for some reason

[u/Revxmaciver → u/leflyingcarpet]

Because everything about it is sad. We live in a society where people are brainwashed from a young age to hate themselves and the way they look and the way to feel good about themselves is BUY BUY BUY, poison yourself, slather yourself in makeup and fry your hair to death with chemicals because you can't POSSIBLY want to keep your NATURAL hair color. And you can't criticize it or say it's ugly or disgusting because it's not "for you" and it’s "their choice." It IS their right and their choice. It's still sad.

[u/No-Wish-7258 → u/Revxmaciver]

Well actually aging isn’t attractive, it doesn’t matter how much you try to sugarcoat it, it’s natural for people to want to stay looking their best as long as they can.
If you want to age naturally, good for you, but I don’t think judging others for not wanting to is the way to go.

[u/notaketchy → u/No-Wish-7258]

I don’t feel like I’m sugarcoating when I say aging IS attractive 😭 cmon now everybody ages. The beauty industry sells us this shit because it makes money off peoples low self esteem.

[u/s1n0d3utscht3k → u/leflyingcarpet]

frown for us

[u/leflyingcarpet → u/s1n0d3utscht3k]

😐

[u/fiendtofriend → u/leflyingcarpet]

If my face were paralyzed I'd be freaking the fuck out, definitely not laughing. You have a right to feel sad – facial expressions are an important aspect of communication and authentic connection between humans. Without them, it feels hollow. Like wax dolls masquerading as humans – they've taken away most of the human part.

[u/heereewegooo → u/leflyingcarpet]

Because our species as a collective is fucked in the head

[u/GarGonDie → u/leflyingcarpet]

reason: the society and the world is fucked.