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Originally Posted by njanjayrp
Even if she has done them it’s her body and her boobs. If she wasn’t feeling good about them by all means she is entitled to give them a push.
Also Japan is so much behind times with boob jobs if something like this is making the news...
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The obsession people have with surgery to solve the problem that women aren't able to like their bodies the way they are is part of the problem.
Boob jobs aren't harmless. Boob jobs mean that women lose EVERY feeling in them and that their own breasts won't give them any sexual pleasure anymore. Women don't have boob jobs to make themselves feel good. They have boob jobs to be more valuable to men and to be treated more "nicely" by men, because women learn from a young age that everything that matters and all our worth depends on how hot men think we are.
If Ayu had one, this is still not a reason to gossip about it and write mean articles for trash magasines. But it also isn't a reason to celebrate fake body autonomy and to kind of recommend it as a solution to women who don't feel like their breasts can hold up to the standard. Newsflash, that would be all of us when we aren't 20 anymore.
How about we start recommending to women that their worth doesn't depend on their bodies but on who they are as a person and what they have achieved in life.
Sorry for the two paragraphs, but I see people here over and over again saying surgery is no big deal, when in reality the whole concept of cosmetic surgery and its industry is based on an enormous hatred for women and a lot of cosmetic surgery even rips women off their bodily autonomy and sexual pleasure.
If you want to know what happens when cosmetic surgery really isn't a big deal anymore, look what's happening in Korea and how women, who dare not to have surgery and be "ugly", are treated.