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 My concern is, in my experience with women who have had brest implants (somewhat limited, but significant enough to have an opinion) is that they don't just want to look better or sexier or have a quick fix or whatever. Like the original article mentioned, they think that these physcial changes to their bodies are going to make them different people: more confident, more attractive, more successful, more ablt to dictate that men treat them better, richer, whatever. They view a physical change as something that is going to change the way they feel about themselves. And I don't think that's healthy. If you don't like yourself, even if you can make you like yourself more for a while with some breast implants, that's not going to make yourself like you in the long run. Even if you keep doing all these crazy things to your body to make yourself look better. And, compared to the strippers that I have known (never known any prostitutes), women who have had breast implants seem to share the same sort of feelings about themselves. They view their bodies and their breasts as a reason for men to be attracted to them and a reason for men to treat them a certain way. There's a difference between a man thinking "Wow, she has really sexy breasts" whether they're real or not, than a man thinking "Wow, her breasts are the first thing I notice, the only thing I think about, and the reason I want to get to know her." I think that the former is healthy, and I think that the latter thing is kind of sad. The women with breast implants I've known have welcomed the latter kind of attention, probably because they haven't got a lot of the former or similar, like "Wow, she is sexy", before. Like I said, I have nothing against barely_legal's mom (in particular, I think that an older woman in a long-term relationship is more likely to be getting them for what I superficially judge to be a "good" reason, even though I know nothing about the specific situation) or barely_legal or the idea of fake breasts. I just think that the situations in which women get them are often indidative of other things. If you disagree with my assertions about the reasons women are getting them, that's fine. Say so. But it's silly to characterize breast implants as good just because women could do them for a "good" reason. You can also be a stripper for a "good reason." It's just not usually the case. | 
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 Objectification and image-obsession make people, especially women, do things that aren't healthy for them, like have low self-esteem, have eating disorders or staying with partners who are abusive, either emotionally or physically. I think that those things suck. I think going to strip clubs is great and fun and I love seeing naked women and having them rub their bodies against mine. But after seeing how messed up so many of these women are, the whole "it's just a sexy girl making some extra money" fantasy is kind of gone for me. Stripping is different from breast implants, sure, but some of the same issues are there. So, bitch please. | 
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 I suppose my sense of "normal" is somewhat colored by the women in my family, the shortest of whom is about 5'8". Especially in my parent's generation, there are a lot of size 10-14s that are not at all overweight, while my size 4 (ish, I've never asked) cousin is rail thin (nicknamed Mantis by her high school friends, because of her thin arms and legs and reputation for emotionally slaughtering former boyfriends). | 
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 I think you watch too many MTV documentaries. Not everyone who gets a breast job is obsessed with their bodies. Not everyone who gets a breast job goes straight up to 40DDD. Many women change the shape of their breasts or get a small increase to give them more curves. Feeling better about yourself often comes from a change in your physical appearance. For you to argue otherwise means you either have a perfect build or are some delusional fattie who is perfectly comfortable with those three sausages sitting on the back of your neck. Not liking a part of your body does not always equate to disliking yourself. If you have a fucked up nose and you change it, it doesn't mean that you are filled with self hate. Sometimes it may. Most times I'm betting it doesn't. Your problem is that you speak in extremes. "If you don't like yourself, even if you can make you like yourself more for a while with some breast implants, that's not going to make yourself like you in the long run." If you're speaking to the problem of insecurity and self hate, then the people who have plastic surgery to try to fix that are never going to be happy. No argument there. But it does not follow that someone who has plastic surgery necessarily has these problems. Quote: 
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 Would you buy an album by a person who never performed in their lives, met Mick Jagger, sang him a song and got hooked up with the right people and had an album released that was actually quite good? The reason why I ask is because you've never heard of the guy and probably haven't heard him sing. If you're like Less and believe that his music has to suck because so many people (mostly teenagers) like him, that's one thing. But basing it on the fact that his big break came from a talent show and not some other random occurence seems strange. TM | 
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