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joephant
11-14-2012, 06:11 AM
Okay, here's one. I finally got my internet back after the storm, so I'm letting out all my pent up opinion sharing with people who really couldn't give a shit about my opinion...

I've wanted to bring this up in a few different posts, but there's no need to point out specific individuals. But, I have noticed a number of T-girls who get too many plastic surgery's. It actually becomes counter-productive at some point, they are prettier before the surgery. I only bring it up cause I was watching a video of this girl, tagged under a name that I recognized, and I genuinely thought it was mistagged at first, I didn't even recognize her. But she had kind of butchered herself, she was really hot, and just couldn't stop with the surgery's. I mean, she doesn't look like a freak or anything, but she was without question much prettier in earlier videos. I'm not a crusader or anything, just something I noticed, and I do wonder, like, you have to know you looked really good, and yet the urge to get more surgery's is still there. Anyway, food for thought..

natina
11-14-2012, 07:59 AM
video: human barbie doll Valeria Lukyanova, +++





Looking at the photograph of Valeria Lukyanova, left, you might wonder if this Ukrainian internet star really exists outside of the strange land of YouTube, where "living doll" beauty has become a trend. The picture, however, is from the new issue of V magazine, which flew Lukyanova, known as "the human Barbie," to New York for the shoot, proving her existence and giving us a glimpse into her bizarre brain. At Shine we've profiled many doll-like ladies, from 19-year-old Anime queen Anastasiya Shpagina, to 15-year-old London YouTube sensation Venus Palermo, to England-native Sarah Burge, who currently holds the world record for spending over $500,000 on cosmetic surgery. Even so, Lukyanova's story stands out.



VIDEO: Anderson Cooper tells human Barbie she's dreadful

Twenty-one-year-old Lukyanova refers to herself as "most famous woman of the Russian-speaking Internet" and often uses the alias "Amatue," which means sun goddess. She hails from the Moldavian city of Tiraspol, and currently has 466 videos uploaded to her YouTube account with over 16 million views and 535,000 Facebook fans. She was early to the living doll movement, but she tells V, "Indeed, I've noticed a trend." In fact, Lukyanova is friends with "Anime Girl" Anastasiya Shpagina, who makes similar popular online beauty tutorials. "Every good-looking woman with fine features and a slim figure looks like a doll. I won't deny that I play along with people's perceptions. I'm amused by the reactions. I don't take it seriously."

PHOTO: A $15,000 Barbie doll



http://shine.yahoo.com/beauty/human-barbie-valeria-lukyanova-opens-up-to-v-magazine.html


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