Surgerized Look

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

So girls get work done. Make yourself happy. If you look in the mirror and dont like what u see, and can get it fixed go for it!!!!! This is the only life we have and its a new day. The sooner we accept ourselves for being different and special and nothing to be embarrassed or ashamed of, eventually society will come around and give us our respect!

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Originally Posted by AllanahStarrNYC

bottom line is you have one life to live and you should look the way you want during it. There is no one to please but yourself when it comes down to that.

Whatever your choices may be- just make wise ones.

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thank you ladies..my inspirations.

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Whyyyy alll the unecessary surgeries...injections and modificationss?! I swear it's a tranny disease!

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It is a disease, but it's not confined to transsexuals. Many people with severe BDD become obsessed with surgical procedures. Sometimes with the worst possible consequences.

I have heard the arguments about "choice" from people who have rendered themselves grotesque and unrecognizable. Who have alienated their families and friends.

And I have heard these same arguments from hairy-armed stick-girls who have died from the consequences of anorexia.

Life is not only about *oneself* or one's appearance. It requires more courage to change in the mind and persist in that change than to abandon all convention and become a "cartoon character."

You are wise beyond your years blonde sweetheart and I hope your attitudes become the new "choice."

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Originally Posted by Inigo_Montoya

There's more collagen and silicon in that space of 2 meters than in half of Hollywood!

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HEY! If you weren't born with it, you can buy it!

I like me some silicone, its just improving on what mother nature gave you...

Love it!!!!!!!!

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Originally Posted by AllanahStarrNYC

Here is how I see it...

When I started hormones and my transition 15 years ago the beauty ideas for a ts body was different than what I see it now for a lot of ts girls.

Back then, the inspirations for most of the girls were the pageant beauty queens and show girls- the Monica Munro's, Mimi Marks, Maya Douglas, Tandy Andrews- etc, etc. Girls who were no much surge queens, but had bodeeeeeeeeee.

Having you body 'done' was a status symbol of woman hood. Gone was the boy shape and now you had a female shape impossible (still is) to get any other way for most of us. If you were lucky enough you may have achieved the 'body beautiful' status- which meant you had bodeeeeeeeee.

In those days there was no internet like there is now, no boards , no info, no widespread knowledge of FFS. All you knew was hormones, basic surgery, implants, silicone, and electrolysis.

SO yea my standard of beauty and idea may be considered hyperfeminine but that was the status quo of when I started. It's taken my that long to get as much as I have and I still do my touch ups.

These days a lot more girls are interested in looking natural and less surged, and I think that is also a reflection of the bringing of transsexualism and surgery and the secrets of the life to the widespread public- which was not then.

The bottom line is you have one life to live and you should look the way you want during it. There is no one to please but yourself when it comes down to that.

Whatever your choices may be- just make wise ones.

Life is not all about one look- you can be real time cunt, or sex syren or a cartoon character.

That is the beauty of CHOICE.

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WHEN'S YOUR BOOK COMING OUT???
I am serious girl, you need to write one. I would love a copy

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by AllanahStarrNYC

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Originally Posted by TsVanessa69

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Originally Posted by AllanahStarrNYC

Why don't we just celebrate our differences as a community, instead of trying to rip each other apart.


Don't hate, celebrate.

Do I look SURGED? LOL

(None of these are retouched, so you can catch the effects)

Scapels, Syringes, ACTION!

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No mama! te ves LINDA!

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Aww thank you :)
I am sorry I missed you on this trip :(

LOL, and what am I doing taking a nap on your boobs?
LOL

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Dont worry, I'm actually going to be in Jersey in 3 weeks.
Maybe that booing at the club still stands???? :wink:
I went to the Saturday party to see you and have drinks, but u never made it, LOL.
Or maybe after I left.
They made me PAY to get in!!!!!!!!!!

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Yes of course it does. I know I was sooooooooooooooo late becaus I had to judge this contest at the F word all the way downtown and it ended sooooo late.

I'm sorry you had to pay to get in, but my cashier is pretty tough unless he knows you or your name wa sont he list and since I had not heard from you- He didn't know sinc your from the Chi town.

Anytime you want to come just text me, because I may not always be there.

ANd yeah I got there at 3:30, soooo late!

Sorry again :).

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Originally Posted by transmaven

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Whyyyy alll the unecessary surgeries...injections and modificationss?! I swear it's a tranny disease!

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It is a disease, but it's not confined to transsexuals. Many people with severe BDD become obsessed with surgical procedures. Sometimes with the worst possible consequences.

I have heard the arguments about "choice" from people who have rendered themselves grotesque and unrecognizable. Who have alienated their families and friends.

And I have heard these same arguments from hairy-armed stick-girls who have died from the consequences of anorexia.

Life is not only about *oneself* or one's appearance. It requires more courage to change in the mind and persist in that change than to abandon all convention and become a "cartoon character."

You are wise beyond your years blonde sweetheart and I hope your attitudes become the new "choice."

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Stating that all people who have a lot of surgery are BDD, or comparing it to an eating disorder is not a just statement. Some people are just extremely vain and that is expressed through surgery.

For transsexuals, life is indeed mostly about one's appearance because one is trying to modify their appearance to fit some sort of mold. In fact it can be argued that our life is all about appearance because most of us spend a life time trying to change the outside to match the inside. All of us, no matter how minimal-modify ourselves to some extent.

Becoming a 'cartoon character' through surgery, if one wo wishes, is no different than a person who chooses to coverr their entire body with tattoos. It's just a different form of self expression and body modification.

A different aesthetic and a different standard of beauty is all.

Not everyone wants to be convetional or be mediocre.

I am not here to advise anyone to look surged, nor am I the 'make all trannys surged brigade'- I am simly defending people's right to do so if they so wish.

And I respect those that share a different aesthetic.

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Originally Posted by AllanahStarrNYC

Why don't we just celebrate our differences as a community, instead of trying to rip each other apart.


Don't hate, celebrate.

Do I look SURGED? LOL

(None of these are retouched, so you can catch the effects)

Scapels, Syringes, ACTION!

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Your one of the rare few that look good with all hair colors Allanah!!l