Danica Patrick reflects on chasing physical perfection when she was young, wanting curves and considering cosmetic surgery to look sexier. She realized perfection is an illusion and that manufactured curves feel fake.
I trusted the system. I mean, I think, well, I've just never had much up much up top for me. So it kind of had always, like, been something that I thought would be nice to have. And time went on. Time went on and then I just got like really fit and really lean and I felt like, man, it's just lacking that. And so I thought, so my mind thought I can maybe like, achieve some level of as much perfection as I can while I'm young and while I still look good. Because what if I wait until I'm done racing or later on and then, you know, the body doesn't look the same and I'm just like, h. I wanted it all like right then. And the funny thing and, and also be more sexy and feminine, you know, have curves. But of course definitely didn't. Like, the thing is about being feeling sexy and having curves is that, you know, they're fake every single second. And then, yeah, it just ended up not. Perfection is an illusion. There's no such thing.
