Face-Carving - Universal Human Right?
I just spend an unreasonable time reading this: Most British women now expect to have cosmetic surgery in their lifetime. How did the ultimate feminist taboo become just another lifestyle choice? To my credit, I didn't even know what Botox is. Google does. And I had never heard about the guy who had - and I cannot imagine why he would have - his anus bleached. I googled that too and got some freaky answers and odd sites: Poopreport - My boyfriend complains about discoloration around my... ; ShopInPrivate - Anal Bleaching Creme if you want to keep your bum-hole looking younger...; Gawker says Lara Flynn Boyle is "the official Internet patron saint of anus-bleaching. She has entered the Anus-Bleaching Hall of Fame, one might say." I ask myself, How weird is the Internet?
posted by ritzy @ 10:52 PM
2 Comments:
At 15/9/05 18:20,
Mia said…
It's sad that as a society this is what we've come down to, anus bleaching, botoxing, and making our faces look freakish via plastic surgery. Can you imagine what will be said of us thousands of years from now? I hope that as I get older I embrace it. My mom proudly tells her age, refuses to dye away her gray hair she says she's earned every one of them.
At 15/9/05 19:43,
ritzy said…
It is still true that beauty comes from inside. I can't stop wondering what's wrong with the people who cannot see that. A surgical correction if it is necessary, no problem, but this is so much beyond that. I read about young people carving their faces to look like their idol celebrities. I may not be in tune with popular culture, but I think it is sick.
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