Don’t you think there are too many women with plastic surgery at these clubs?
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I only notice after meeting them in person. It’s not just the Black and Platinum tiers—even the Gold tier has plenty of women who’ve had work done. I can’t help being bothered by their unnatural expressions. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could see close-up videos of their faces from various angles and with different expressions? Doesn’t it bother anyone else, or have you gotten used to it?
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There really are a lot of them.
Maybe wearing masks has made it easier for people to get cosmetic procedures, too. Most people have had at least a little “tweakment” done.
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Marika, I feel the same way.
At this rate, people’s under-eye bags might end up being bigger than their eyes…
I had a large mole next to my nose, and someone once told me that having it removed with a laser counted as plastic surgery.
Does mole removal count as plastic surgery?
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I’m not opposed to cosmetic surgery—my daughter even had her eyes done. I haven’t seen that many, but I’ve never seen breast augmentation that looked natural. Though I’m sure the technology is improving every day.
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If you can’t tell from the profile photo, I don’t think you need to worry about it that much.
But if it really bothers you, you could write when making an offer:
“Please decline the offer if you’ve had plastic surgery.”
That said, you should also realize that even women who haven’t had plastic surgery may think, “I don’t want to meet a man who writes something like that.”
Some men get disliked simply because they aren’t kind to the staff during dinner, so it’s best to assume that women are paying attention to all sorts of things.
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Cosmetic surgery takes a certain sense of style, too.
It doesn’t really bother me, but when I occasionally see someone whose results are just so unfortunate, I can’t help wondering, “Why?”
Is it the surgeon’s lack of skill? A lack of aesthetic judgment? If a patient asks for a procedure that doesn’t suit them, you’d think the surgeon could at least offer some advice.
Sometimes I see a woman and think, “She’d be absolutely beautiful if she hadn’t had surgery,” and that just makes me sad.
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