Anonymous #1 8w

I was referring to getting work done on their face

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Anonymous OP 8w

Still, people don’t look like their parents all the time, even when they haven’t had work done. Just say you hate women who get work done and leave it at that.

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Anonymous #2 8w

Yeah, that was exactly my point. My mom hasn’t had any work done on her face and we look nothing alike. Same with my dad. We don’t even have the same hair color or type, my parents have dark straighter hair and mine is blonde and curly as hell. But I’m 100% their biological child.

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Anonymous #1 8w

Which makes me wonder… are you also against women dying their hair and working out? It objectively changes your appearance, sometimes drastically enough to not look related to your own child (if you even looked that similar in the first place)

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Anonymous #2 8w

Not saying someone’s kids have to look like the parents. I’m saying getting 50K in work done will inevitably alter things. If my kids don’t look like me that’s fine. If they don’t look like me cause I got Botox, lips, nose, forehead, and cheek alterations that’s a separate scenario

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Anonymous OP 8w

The only scenario where someone would look completely different from plastic surgery would be an extreme case. Most people can’t afford that much, nor do they even want to get that much drastic work done. Your post implies that a little lip filler or Botox is going to make someone unrecognizable from their original self

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