What do you look like?

MrGamma wrote:Oh come on, most models, look like hollow shells of meat.

That's what ugly jealous people say.
All the high-end ones look not only exceptionally good but are above-average intelligent as well (and yes, it shows in their face too).

MrGamma wrote: In fact, more often than not a high end fashion model alienates the majority.

You're saying it as if it was a bad thing.

MrGamma wrote: The best is subject to mass appeal

Nope, that's about the worst possible thing ever.

Okay, jmo Crystal, but the brain is basically one of the more attractive things out there, if we side step superficial attraction things.

When someone is in love with another, and they drink alcohol or abuse thier mind, that is of the greatest concern to someone who has fallen in love. Because it destroys beauty from within. Right?

If you want to become more attractive from within, and this only my opinion, take up art or something along those lines. Dancing, singing, painting, and so on.

That's confidence and expression stuff. Everyone recognizes confidence and emotion.

If you want superficial enhancements, master the art of makeup.

You're saying it as if it was a bad thing.

Sure Wooster. What works better than selling a car on a commercial while it's driving on a mountain cliff road along the coast of California.

FREEDOM, in a 24 month easy payment plan.

Show a high end fashion model that looks like an alien who is surrounded in a fantasy dream scape, what better way to convince someone they can achieve something that doesn't exist in their mind, with a bottle of perfume.

Regardless of the merits of the brain, it cannot attract from afar MrO.

I want to walk into a crowded mall and have everyone look at me, unable to take their eyes off of me.

I already get some of those responses, but it isn't complete.

If you do go down surgery path (i only had fillers in lips/cheeks/lines and these changed a WHOLE lot) make sure you dont overdo it. im serious, ik its a clichee but you can get addicted to the stuff.
perfection is so...mmm

This thread is funnier than sh!t. Everyone has already seen me anyways in my old avatars. And I missed all the photos of everyone else. But I'm sure your all a fine lookin bunch of folks....

I actually really like the quirky awkward look that seems to be the norm for high fashion.... you know, hence the Kate Moss avatar. If you're going to get work done, just don't go "commercial." Ugh.

A little quirky is necessary to really stand out.

Simon_The_Zealot wrote:I'm sure your all a fine lookin bunch of folks....

Not me... 4' 5", 300lbs, lots of body hair, large pussy zits, and I smell bad. Thank god for my charming personality.

crystal_richardson_ wrote:Plastic surgery can not make a basically ugly face pretty. It can, however, modify certain ugly features.

And that is my problem.

Just a few simple features.

I knew a girl with a very good face but sticking-out ears. She had big hair which normally hid the ears, but she was a ballet dancer so she had her hair tightly pulled back whenever on stage with hear ears on full display. They weren't much noticeable at all, but it gave her a hell of anxiety. She had surgery to slick them back, and is happy ever after - in her case i fully understand and approve.
If it's some minor yet annoying oddity in the mirror you cannot live with, then go ahead by all means Crys.

crystal_richardson_ wrote:Regardless of the merits of the brain, it cannot attract from afar MrO.

I want to walk into a crowded mall and have everyone look at me, unable to take their eyes off of me.

I already get some of those responses, but it isn't complete.

Well sh!t crystal, get a fur and some dobermans, or whatever dogs cruella de ville totes along with her, everyone will stare, but what's the message they are putting out?

Ask yourself what you are trying to attract. Then go from there...


Anyways, your fashion statement will say more in a mall than your plastic surgery. Only my opinion.

crystal_richardson_ wrote:I want to walk into a crowded mall and have everyone look at me, unable to take their eyes off of me.

You can get that with the odd spot of mooning, no scalpels involved. Much cheaper too.

No oddities, just a few needed improvements.

Im-pure wrote:If you do go down surgery path (i only had fillers in lips/cheeks/lines and these changed a WHOLE lot) make sure you dont overdo it. im serious, ik its a clichee but you can get addicted to the stuff.
perfection is so...mmm

The things that need fixing are literally limited to a few things.

Everything from the neck down is good and/or can be/are being improved naturally.

So there is only so much to fix, and that will put a cap on any addiction that might arise...

I mean, literally the surgeries for all the possible improvements that could be done from my neck up I can count on one hand.

I don't need lip injections. My lips are naturally plump/pouty.

teeth. Perfect.

Just a few things need fixing..

Then it's just damage control as I age...after I get the foundation.

But honestly if it gets too much (into my 50s, 60s...) I'll just kill myself so whatever.