#Lip fillers

[plastiquefantastiquesblog]

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[bianca131207]

uhhgg I want lip filler soo bad

[radykalny-feminizm]

I think women collectively pretend that various beauty treatments aren’t painful, uncomfortable and extremely time-consuming because they feel that they have to undergo them anyway. They act as though the negative effects aren't that bad and that there are effective ways to minimize it. But it's all a lie.

I used to wax the hair on my legs, and when it was growing back, the itching was so unbearable I felt like scratching my skin down to the bone. I thought I must be doing something wrong because it seemed impossible that so many women did this to themselves regularly and didn't complain.

I used to shave my bikini area, which led to painful irritation every time. Again, I thought I was doing something wrong and needed to try yet another magic solution to prevent it, which, of course, didn’t work.

Once I got lip fillers. Worst decision ever. Let me tell you, I’ve endured a lot of physical pain in my life, many injuries and procedures, and I have a fairly high pain tolerance, but NOTHING compares to the pain of getting lip fillers. During the procedure, I was literally crying from the pain and praying for it to be over. It was horrible. Again, I wondered how it was possible that so many women did this without saying anything.

Various beauty treatments took up hours of my day. It felt like an unpleasant chore I had to fulfill at the cost of my free time, rather than the wonderful “self-care” experience that many women portray it as.

Of course, everyone has a different pain tolerance, more or less sensitive skin etc. But in the end, I don’t think there was anything wrong with me. I don’t think I did anything incorrectly - I was following the instructions, I was using various tips meant to minimize pain and discomfort, but I still experienced it.

I think this pain of “taking care of ourselves” is so normalized that it’s almost taboo to talk about it. Women constantly promote all these ways to "beautify" themselves, pushing other women to participate in a way. They make it seem like it's mandatory so that they don't suffer alone. Also we’re so used to suffering and making sacrifices that we just accept it as part of our "feminine" fate. At all costs, women refuse to admit they’re willingly hurting themselves.

Because if they were to admit it, they’d have to start questioning why they’re doing it to themselves and why men aren’t expected to do the same. And most prefer not to reflect on this because the conclusions are too hard to accept.

[bambidollblog]

If u don't think she looks perfect, go ahead and unfollow 💕

@deathwinedrugs on insta 💕

[lexxiesbimboboobs]

Your lips are so sexy. Without lipstick they are so pretty and pink. With lipstick when you're all dolled up they look so nice! They looked especially hot a little smeared and messed up in your recent post!

Oh my gosh thank u! <3 <3 <3

I totally love my lips, they're total natural dick-suckers and im super proud of them. One negative is that honestly i find it hard to fantasize about making them plastic and better bc i like them too much the way they are to add filler lol

(id love to be convinced that im wrong about this <3)

[an4lkitt3n]

[thegreatchacha]

Get yourself a girl you can modify to your taste. A good girl understands she exists only to be pretty and pleasing for a man, so she understands it’s non-negotiable to be modified for his taste.

Such a girl is my @theabstractnoun . Her body and face is becoming increasingly modified to match exactly what I want.

[plastiquefantastiquesblog]

what a fucking bimbo

[prettyprincessx0]

[trexalicious]

Trying to associate Princess Diana with Hollywood vulgarity! She also needs to lay off the fillers. She's ruining her looks and morphing into her 68 year old 'momager', Chris Jenner, by the second...

[princess-lilura]

It was a lip day 💋

Yes I need to redo my nails thats a job for tomorrow 🙃

But look how pretty they are 😍

[instaformation]

Alex Mucci Before & After

[1-993x]

Lips are lippingghgg

[lilithskin]

Can you tell me I’m pretty hot?

[universeofasteria]

i want lip fillers so bad i’m actually contemplating getting a GoFundMe lolz

[nobodysprobablysimplethoughts]

maybe we went from really matte makeup being trendy to really dewy and shiny makeup being trendy because getting “non-invasive” beauty treatments (i. e. filler) were becoming more and more popular and normalised and you get unnaturally smooth and shiny skin from botox and fillers