No one can tell that I spent ¥700,000 on cosmetic surgery. Does that mean it was actually a success because it looks so natural?
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People just say things like, “Have you lost weight?” or “You look prettier than before.” But when I show them photos to compare, they say, “You look completely different!!”
I’m Nana Ayase☆
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Everyone will say:
“Hey, did you hear she had plastic surgery? Apparently, it cost her ¥700,000.”
“What? She spent ¥700,000 on that face? She must’ve looked awful before.”
“I wouldn’t do it. It’s not like she looked that bad.”
People will pay attention to you for a moment if you change your appearance through plastic surgery or something similar.
But there are other ways to invest in yourself. For example, you could earn a qualification or take cooking classes.
It would’ve been better to gain something that helps you grow as a person…
If you grow as a person, people will say:
“Did you know she can do that? That’s amazing. From now on, let’s ask her.”
They’ll keep taking an interest in you for much longer.
So what are you going to do? Still getting plastic surgery? Or will you earn a qualification and make everyone envious?
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