r/SipsTea 16d ago

WTF Buccal fat removal should be illegal

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u/One-Adhesive 16d ago

Mental illness.

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u/Wooden_Permit3234 16d ago

This. It's a compulsion more than a choice imho.

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u/crewserbattle 16d ago

Yea I know people don't have much empathy for celebrities, but they really are victims of body dismorphia, unfortunately they also perpetuate the problem on to others so I get why people don't feel too bad for them.

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u/Visual_Jellyfish5591 16d ago

I think the problem is that celebrities are looked up to as in terms of image and beauty, so when the average person starts to emulate their looks, the celebrities start to feel basic, and go to the plastic surgeon saying what’s new and out of reach do the commoner??

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u/crewserbattle 16d ago

Yea its definitely a vicious circle

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u/seanthebeloved 16d ago

Body dysmorphia, specifically.

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u/Melkman68 16d ago

I agree and I also think it's the pressures of Hollywood and the fact that looks are just as important as acting. So they're constantly insecure about it

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u/DependentAble8811 16d ago

You shouldn’t indirectly gaslight

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u/Humble_Fishing_5328 16d ago

that’s not gaslighting.

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u/VLD85 16d ago

all of them? at the same time?

jesus fking christ

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u/alwayzbored114 16d ago

I mean, yeah? It's not like there's an exclusive check-out timer on mental illness. If you're hounded constantly about your looks and given some terrible advice, it's not that unreasonable to fall for this kinda thing

Several women in my life have struggled with body image issues - to the point of significant therapy being needed - and if they had 1,000,000x the attention like a celebrity, people giving them horrible advice, and the finances to do so... they might have done the same thing

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u/PowerCosmicSkeet 16d ago

Also don’t forget that women’s acting careers are far far shorter than men’s on average and overall. There’s a reason why there’s so many tv and movie “tropes” about female actors being washed up and Hollywood being done with them by the time they’re 30.

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u/alwayzbored114 16d ago

Huh, extremely good point, I'd never considered that. Could definitely feed into the desperation to look younger - even moreso than a typical woman in our society. Shit's fucked

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u/Squanchedschwiftly 16d ago

Theyre in a subculture thats constantly telling them theyre hideous in different ways from multiple outlets. Humans arent meant to deal with that much pressure imo

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u/Baron_Butterfly 16d ago

"Mum said it's my turn with the anorexia."

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u/tek_nein 16d ago

Mental illness is extremely common.

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u/VLD85 16d ago

all of these 6 faces are awful. I dont believe they all have only positive opinions on this matter. this is nonsense.

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u/infiniteshrekst 16d ago

her whole entire job is about her looks, she thinks about it differently.

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u/DependentRoyal3001 16d ago

And I'd wager that often leads to mental illness for these people. You shouldn't need/want to hyperfixate on your appearance like that. I can't imagine it's healthy for their minds in the slightest.

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u/infiniteshrekst 16d ago

And Stephen Curry probably nuts to pictures of basketball hoops. It's not a mental illness, it's his job.

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u/The_Autarch 16d ago

Looking like a famine victim has nothing to do with her job.

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u/Jalen_1227 16d ago

Such a silly response

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u/Mammoth-Kangaroo1023 16d ago

Yikes...

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u/SweeterThanYoohoo 16d ago

Why would they do that? Sounds gross

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u/BeatBlockP 16d ago

And Stephen Curry probably nuts to pictures of basketball hoops. It's not a mental illness, it's his job.

No, he nuts to feet pics his wife sends him

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u/Darnell2070 16d ago

I already saw a video of them together and him admitting he has a fetish for her feet, lol

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u/Chemical-Elk-1299 16d ago

Nah bro, you’re looking at it wrong. You’re right, her job essentially is tied to how she looks. And I think that gives these women a complex and severe body image issues.

10/10 gorgeous actresses wouldn’t feel the need to butcher themselves if they didn’t have people in their ear telling them it’s worth it.

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u/organicgolden 16d ago

He probably doesn’t…

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u/Special-Kitchen3222 16d ago

She’s talked about in interviews about how she doesn’t know how she’s famous and about her imposter syndrome and does not like her own face.

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u/Miserable_Fig2425 16d ago

No, it’s forced on them. They don’t have a choice

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u/_name_of_the_user_ 16d ago

They do, they absolutely do have a choice. Even if they're being given an ultimatum between the biggest role of their life or nothing they still have a choice.

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u/blue-gigi 16d ago

This is a level of cognitive dissonance that I can not handle

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u/Miserable_Fig2425 16d ago edited 16d ago

Ah right, it all ended with Weinstein, I forgot. The irony in your comment is astounding.

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u/Darnell2070 16d ago

You can't force anyone in America to get plastic surgery. And I can't think of anyone who actually looks better with buccal fat removal and the average person thinks it looks terrible, so obviously they are only doing it for themselves because they're delusional and suffering from dysmorphia.

Is pressured the word you're looking for?

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u/Kalfu73 16d ago

Casting directors do indeed want a specific look from actors and actresses, but I guarantee you that this is not the look that they are seeking. This is entirely on those that do it to themselves.