Former Supermodel Blasts Plastic Surgery, Heidi’s Implants
I have to say, sometimes I love when beautiful women rant about plastic surgery. Because you know what, I have to agree. I think that if you want to get a bit done here, a bit done there to make yourself feel better and NATURALLY look better, what’s the harm? After all, let’s face it, much of our self esteem is connected to how we perceive ourselves looks wise.
You deserve to look and feel your best into your later years, but I think that this society has gone overboard. We’ve become more of a society of Stepford wives, where you can’t even tell if one is wearing an expression of sadness or happiness, and so many women (and men too) are looking more and more like clones of another. What happened to individuality?
What happened to personal sexiness? Well, a lot of that has been thrown out the window in favor of what the media makes us think is beautiful .We all think we have to have the breasts of Jessica Simpson, the lips of Angelina Jolie, the eyes of some other random starlet, to be beautiful, and part of the beauty of, well beauty, is that we are all individuals and there are so many versions of beauty.
Former supermodel, the gorgeous Paulina Porizkova, ranted something similar in her blog a few days ago. She ripped so many starlets for going under the knife and altering their uniqueness so dramatically. One was Heidi Montag, who famously just got a shitload of plastic surgery done to her poor suffering body. And now, she looks like a ridiculous, plastic barbie doll whereas she was cute before. I just don’t get it.
Paulina is just voicing what other women who have a brain are thinking, enough is enough. Can’t we just grow old gracefully and take good care of ourselves? Why are we all participating in this addiction to plastic surgery that not only looks awful most of the time, but takes away our individuality and our natural beauty? I don’t get it either. I hope that this is just a phase and we’ll get back to more of a natural beauty roots frame of mind instead of cutting, slicing, sewing and pulling. Ech.
