Two people debate whether cosmetic surgery is about personal freedom or societal pressure. One argues the body is yours to decorate; the other asks who should set limits on modification. They agree feeling better about yourself changes how you treat others.
You can actually modify parts of you however you want to, to probably appeal to what is the current standard of beauty. Now, the question is, should you, or what are the things that you, you need to consider if indeed you want to consider a little bit of a nip and tuck?
Is there really a rule as to how much we can modify our bodies, our faces? Whose decision is that? Like, is it the society's or is it about body autonomy? My body, my decision.
You know what, sir? I believe that the body is a temple. So when it is a temple, you decorate it however you'd like to decorate it. So when it is a temple, you decorate it however you'd like to decorate it. You are free to modify yourself because it is who you are and it gives you that step closer to the body that you identify that you belong to. The better you feel about your body, the better you feel about yourself. Flattered. And the better you treat others. Yes, and the better you treat others, gata mo.
