I don't have strong feelings about cosmetic surgery. It's not for me, but then I inherited a good head of hair from my dad. On the other hand, I would be lieing if I didn't admit that after I exercise I look at my "pot belly" in the mirror and quietly wonder what could be done.
My sister-in-law got some artificial boobs (can I use that word on this board?) To me, it is kind of creepy when we visit and she walks up with these over-large artificial things pointing at me. But, if the end result is more natural, I can see where it can be a real esteem enhancer as you say.
At least Dave Mauldin's hair is real. You can spot false knockers in pictures and TV. (the edge of them shows through when they are pushed up). It's
society influencing the way you look at yourself and thinking that everyone has to look a certain way. Why should a woman change herself to appear to be what
society says is sexually attractive? Why should every woman be evaluated as to what her sexual appeal is? There is more to sexuality than plopping a couple blobs of silicone on your chest. It's an unnecessary invasive procedure, just like lipo.
The reason it may make a woman feel better about herself is because she is letting society define what the value of a woman is.
The value of a woman is not in what she looks like.Man looks on the outward appearance, but God looks at the heart. The old stand-by should work for us all.
