The Post Where I Talk About Fake Boobs and Run a $50 Visa Gift Card Giveaway (Ends 1/9)

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When I was younger, I saw everything  as very black and white. I guess most kids do.

Good guys don’t do bad things, and bad guys don’t do good things. You don’t really see any shades of grey at all until you’re a lot older. And I’m not talking about the Fifty Shades variety. That you don’t see until you’re much older!

Specifically I recall being very against plastic surgery of any kind. “You should be happy with what God gave you and not change a thing,” I thought. My rigid brain didn’t have any flexibility in there and I even looked down a bit on people that had work done.

It all just seemed so “fake” to me. And not just all those basketball-shaped boobs.

But as I’ve gotten older, my feelings have most definitely changed. At this point in my life, I can definitely understand why people would get nose jobs, tummy tucks, or breast implants. It’s a self-esteem issue and one that can really change a person’s life. I mean, how different is getting a new nose from having a mole removed from your cheek? Yes, it’s a bigger deal, but you’re still altering your appearance because you’re unhappy.

So I say do what you want. Do what makes you happy. Just be sure you’re doing things for the right reason. Don’t go getting a new set of boobs just to please your husband or because you think it’ll impress some guy. Get them because you want them. Because they’ll make you feel more complete or more empowered or more self-confident.

I know I’m a guy so I’m not about to go get myself a new pair, but I know a lot of women read my blog and I’ve read plenty of blogs written by moms (Note: I didn’t call them Mommy Blogs!) who talk about getting tummy tucks and breast implants or lifts. Some have even had it done and discussed the whole process.

Childbirth and breastfeeding can really do a number on your body too. There’s a reason lots of moms use the phrase “banana boobs.” I see absolutely nothing wrong with them getting the surgery they want to get their own bodies back. To feel good about themselves once more. It’s tough enough being a mom and taking care of kids without weighing yourself down with loads of low self-esteem.

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Whatever you decide to do is the right answer. You’re going to be hanging around in your own skin for your entire life. You should at least be comfortable.

Would you ever get plastic surgery for yourself?

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  2. I would consider it, but right now I am happy with my body. I can definitely understand feeling comfortable with the body you have, as I’m trying to lose some weight right now, but not enough for drastic measures like plastic surgery.

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  3. I went as far as getting a consultation for a nose job and liposuction and as I got older my mind changed and realized I’m happy with myself and to work out everyday and eat healthy instead.

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  4. I would. I would like to have a breast lift ,after having 5 kids all breastfeed gravity has taken effect. I would also like to have the extra flab of skin around my stomach “tucked” I lost 120 pounds and desperately need that done for health reasons. But that what be the only 2 things I would ever want done.

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  5. I would consider plastic surgery – luckily (?) we don’t have that kind of money so I don’t have to make the final decision.

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  6. I have gotten plastic surgery, tummy tuck and lipo for that unsightly muffin top after pregnancy that no amount of working out could get rid of.

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  7. I don’t think I would merely for cosmetic reasons unless it was something disfiguring like from an accident or something

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  8. I would only consider plastic surgery if injury, illness, or some other unfortunate circumstance drastically altered my appearance.

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  9. If I had the funds I would consider some fairly minor surgery. Since I never expect to be able to afford it I guess it really doesn’t matter.

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  10. Only if it were after something happened to me and I became disfigured. Not just for the hell of it. How is a woman supposed to find a man who loves her for her if shes just going to attract jerks who only want her body?

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  11. years ago i would have said absolutely not. however after having 4 children I would say that given the opportunity and the funds I would definitely be inline for a tummy tuck. You really don’t have a clue until you are faced with your own insecurities about your body. So having said that, I believe it is a personal choice. I have had reconstructive surgery on my eye due to a serious injury and to save my eye. so I try not to judge in others choices.

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  12. I have thought about it for my foot. I suffered a nasty injury to it a few years ago that left my big toe more askew than not, and I have often wanted to make it look normal again.

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  13. I am 67 years old and have good skin, but I have never thought about plastic surgery. I do use moisturizer and night cream every night but I come from a long line of women that stayed healthy and looked good right into their 70’s so I hope I continue.
    I would have never considered a bust enhancement!!!

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  14. A long time ago I was pretty against plastic surgery for myself but as I have gotten older I have started to change my mind. I don’t agree with going full tilt off the bat but as a 34 year old woman I wouldn’t be opposed to starting with microdermabrasion or a chemical peel…even botox (if I could afford it). I tell my husband when I get older I am going to get a lifestyle lift because they are pretty non invasive and the results are amazing LOL.

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  15. To each his own, as of now, I’m super happy with how I look so I don’t think I would get it. And surgery of any kind really scares me!

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  16. Yes I did after nursing 2 children. Then I got breast cancer 3 times-unrelated to the plastic surgery. I finally had a mastectomy and plastic surgery reconstruction.using my
    back muscles over implants and have regretted it for the last 6 years. So uncomfortable still, makes lifting or doing anything miserable. Think long and hard about it. I’ve seen a lot of people in my city who look much worse after plastic surgery. We don’t have the doctors they have in Beverly Hills

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  17. I would definitely consider some kind of face work within the next 10-15 years, that’s only if I can find a really good surgeon.

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  18. Yes I would probably have some work done —not the Barbie 20 procedures but that nose job I’ve always wanted and then the tummy tuck to help with that 10lb 6 oz baby stretching my 5’2″ frame…

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  19. I have thought about it but my friend’s husband is a plastic surgeon and she tells me I don’t need it. She has only had injections for herself. That’s the best kind of friend to have!

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  20. Not plastic surgery per se but I would be open to small treatments like injections (not Botox) and chemical peels and the like.

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  21. no, I would never consider getting plastic surgery! the risk is just not worth the reward… I’d rather try natural ways of “fixing” myself LOL like positive thinking and exercise!!

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  22. In this economy, probably not. Extra money needs to be used for car repairs or a new roof. Right now our furnace is acting flaky and it is cold here in WI. Bouncy boobs, a butt tuck or heat. Not much of a decision.

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  23. For purely cosmetic reasons – a resounding no. For me, I could think of far better
    things to spend the money on lol

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  24. I’VE ACTUALLY WENT TO A BREAST CONSULTATION BEFORE WHEN I WAS THINKING ABOUT GETTING IMPLANTS. STILL CONSIDERING BUT YA KNOW, EVERYTHING TAKES MONEY… =)

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  25. I would like to have it done, but I have had several scary surgical experiences, so I don’t know if I would go through with it or not.

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  26. I have a very athletic built, which I compare to a teenage boy. LOL. Sometimes I think some breast augmentation would be great, but I also think it would get in the way of running and lifting. So I am not against it. But I don’t think I’ll do it at this time. I have had LASIK eye surgery and am almost done with braces, so changing your body to be happy is something I understand.

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  27. In my mid 30’s and have been getting botox for about a year. I’m not sure I’d change anything permanently, but I love the results of the Botox and I have my old confidence back!

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  28. Cosmetic surgery isn’t something that I would consider now, and I don’t think I would ever want to surgically alter my body.

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  29. Probably not! I would rather achieve it myself, like loosing weight by eating right and exercising rather than getting a tummy tuck.

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  30. I’ve actually had work done. It was just having my teeth redone but it was well worth it. I’m not sure if I’d get anything else done. I’m happy with what I currently look like. But, if my body were to change and I didn’t like it, I most certainly would be open to any options. Including surgery.

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  31. I’d consider it if it were free, but it’s not and I’d rather spend the money on something else.

    Thanks for the chance to win!

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  32. I used to always want a boob job until I had kids and realized what boob sweat was and how uncomfortable wearing a bra all the time is. Now I am happy that I am blessed with “normal” sized boobs that dont hurt my back or fall into my side when i lay on my back. Amen

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  33. I would like it for medical reasons, not cosmetic… I’ve watched some of those tlc shows…. wow… scary stuff what ppl do to themselves hoping to look good

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  34. Yes – I plan to get a tummy tuck and breast lift when I lose the weight I want…and save up the money – Plastic surgery is not cheap. After gaining and losing weight because of eating improperly and because of having my son my body looks a mess.

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  35. I absolutely would get plastic surgery…tummy tuck and boob job…maybe even a nose job…except financially I’m not in the right place so it will be held off. 🙂

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  36. I would not want to have plastic surgery of any type. I want to thank you for this awesome sweep and hope to win 🙂 Thanks and Happy New Year !!!!

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  37. I would get it for anything that life and gravity have affected (boobs and tummy) but I would not change any of my God given features (face, nose…etc).

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  38. I would get all kinds of plastic surgery if I could afford it! I would change all the parts of me that I don’t like, and make myself into the supermodel that I know I can be!

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  39. I have a fantasy where someone has a website offering to pay for my REDUCTION surgery… LOL opposite the augmentation site! someone who has mercy…. then yep, I’d have the surgery in a flash!!!

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  40. I’ve thought about it many times, because I’m not too happy with my appearance, but I don’t think that I could ever actually bring myself to do it.

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  41. I had liposuction when I was 27. Best money I ever spent. Would do minor cosmetic surgery again. I don’t like “obvious”/unnatural looking results.

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  42. I’d probably only consider it if I were in an accident or had some condition that caused disfigurement; otherwise, I would probably just let the aging process run its course naturally.

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  43. I’m honestly not sure if I would. If I ever did it would be a breast lift due to breastfeeding. I’m just so scared of surgery. Thank you!

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  44. conceptually, yes, but my budget is more concerned with the most primal necessities that something like that isn’t on my radar screen. I don’t think less or more of ppl who do. I think ppl underestimate complications, etc., though, and also, I know ppl who have had anything done like nose etc and not happy with the results and also when they got older, truly missed their old self and didn’t realize they would “mourn” the loss of their real face!!!

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  45. I’ve thought about getting plastic surgery – a breast lift and possibly implants – but then I think about it, and I’d probably be so paranoid about developing breast cancer and not being able to detect it early enough that the risk just isn’t worth it! I don’t even know why I am paranoid about breast cancer, no one in my family has ever had cancer. LOL

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  46. no i dont think i would get surgery for myself just because im satisfied with what i have. i have several friends that have had surgery though and they look great.

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  47. I consider plastic surgery to be a personal choice, and if someone wants to get it done, to let them. However, I would never get plastic surgery unless I was mutilated in some way. I appreciate the way I look, and it’s taken a long time to get me there.

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  48. i would consider it but not 100% on it…i have 4 children so things start to….well u get what i mean..so i would consider it lol

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  49. I’m not against it, but I’m so cheap I don’t think I could ever justify the cost. Now if I won the lottery….. (but since I’m cheap, I don’t PLAY the lottery!) 🙂

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