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Sounds like it's a possible suicide. Damn shame too. Jennifer Eckhart |
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Sad. She appears to be the attention speaking type with that much surgery done to herself. Maybe the attention ran out and she couldn’t handle it. Shame she didn’t reach out for help. When we use to watch “Botched” I saw a few times when the Doctors suggested the client seek psychological help before a surgeons help. |
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Originally Posted By ScottsGT: Sad. She appears to be the attention speaking type with that much surgery done to herself. Maybe the attention ran out and she couldn’t handle it. Shame she didn’t reach out for help. When we use to watch “Botched” I saw a few times when the Doctors suggested the client seek psychological help before a surgeons help. Im pretty sure in most cases that elective plastic surgery, especially cartoonish amounts, is directly proportional to mental stability. |
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Originally Posted By ScottsGT: Sad. She appears to be the attention speaking type with that much surgery done to herself. Maybe the attention ran out and she couldn’t handle it. Shame she didn’t reach out for help. When we use to watch “Botched” I saw a few times when the Doctors suggested the client seek psychological help before a surgeons help. I'm sure the rape allegations had more to do with it. |
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Originally Posted By GeneralDisaray: Im pretty sure in most cases that elective plastic surgery, especially cartoonish amounts, is directly proportional to mental stability. I can't remember if it was Adam Carolla or Dr. Drew who said this on their podcast but they had a really good term for women like this, I think they were talking about Pamela Anderson at the time. They're a female, female impersonator. Something is broken in them that makes them think they need to conform to the idealized version of what a woman looks like in media or what a 13 year old boy would draw. |
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Originally Posted By Coffin-Nail: I can't remember if it was Adam Carolla or Dr. Drew who said this on their podcast but they had a really good term for women like this, I think they were talking about Pamela Anderson at the time. They're a female, female impersonator. Something is broken in them that makes them think they need to conform to the idealized version of what a woman looks like in media or what a 13 year old boy would draw. For me its more girls that were "hot" when they were younger have tied their entire life to that. Then as they age, or even just flatten out interest wise, they feel the need to enhance. Then that enhancement becomes norm so they enhance again. It all relates back to something broken inside where their value is attached to their looks. Pretty shallow life and social media is just increasing that dynamic. |
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Originally Posted By GeneralDisaray: For me its more girls that were "hot" when they were younger have tied their entire life to that. Then as they age, or even just flatten out interest wise, they feel the need to enhance. Then that enhancement becomes norm so they enhance again. It all relates back to something broken inside where their value is attached to their looks. Pretty shallow life and social media is just increasing that dynamic. Originally Posted By GeneralDisaray: Originally Posted By Coffin-Nail: I can't remember if it was Adam Carolla or Dr. Drew who said this on their podcast but they had a really good term for women like this, I think they were talking about Pamela Anderson at the time. They're a female, female impersonator. Something is broken in them that makes them think they need to conform to the idealized version of what a woman looks like in media or what a 13 year old boy would draw. For me its more girls that were "hot" when they were younger have tied their entire life to that. Then as they age, or even just flatten out interest wise, they feel the need to enhance. Then that enhancement becomes norm so they enhance again. It all relates back to something broken inside where their value is attached to their looks. Pretty shallow life and social media is just increasing that dynamic. Except she started this shit in her mid 20's judging from her IG well before any of that kind of surgery would be necessary to maintain any kind of looks. She barely looked like the same person. https://www.instagram.com/p/ODKIu5RLUq/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&stkn=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== |
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Originally Posted By tparker241: Yes sir, seen it first hand. Originally Posted By tparker241: Originally Posted By flyhack72: It is a really sad situation when someone is at the point where they would rather stop living than to fight on and try to overcome their circumstances. Yes sir, seen it first hand. Same. It is devastating to the survivors. |
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