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So. On. Point.

“It’s one thing to work with what you’ve got, it’s another to eradicate what you’ve got and replace it with something far less unique. We’re humans. We get to look like humans. Bumps and ridges, bulges and wrinkles, curves and planes and hairs that stick out at odd angles are what MAKE us human. When we accept that we should hate those things and take pains to change them, we are agreeing to make ourselves less and less human. And there’s a line. Someone who has Botoxed away all facial movement in the name of wrinkle eradication has crossed that line.”

This was really fantastic. Even though I, myself, get Botox and absolutely love it. I used to think people who got it were crazy and that you should embrace what God has given you. Not anymore. I think if it makes you feel better about yourself then do it. Whether it be a nose job, boob job, highlights, Botox, tanning, whatever. Ive got fat knees and if there was an injection for that I’d do it in a heartbeat. Maybe I’m not very realistic or I care too much about the way I look, but I’m happy, happier now with flawless skin than I was when I had deep wrinkles taking over my eyes and forehead. That’s all that matters. To each their own.

(Source: mrsfeisty)