estrogen is awesome, reason 73

it's always a good time when a chick you hooked up with a few times refers to "when we dated"

really? is this what all chicks tell themselves, or just the really delusional (slutty) ones?

graduate to a better body

msevier31 (08:39:29): Although teens make up just 2 percent of cosmetic surgery patients in the United States, their numbers have grown. From 2002 to 2006, procedures performed on kids ages 13 to 19 nearly doubled to 244,124, including about 47,000 nose jobs and 9,000 breast augmentations, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS).
msevier31 (08:39:36): And it's become trendy for nose jobs, breast implants, teeth whitening, skin resurfacing and liposuction to top a grad’s wish list, says Dr. Roxanne Guy, ASPS president.
msevier31 (08:39:43): finally, ideologies i can embrace
Studlystuf (08:40:35): yea
Studlystuf (08:40:39): we're moving in the right direction
msevier31 (08:40:59): that should actually be part of getting your diploma i think
Studlystuf (08:41:06): all of these women need to understand, from an early age, that you can always be MORE attractive
msevier31 (08:41:09): an option to get a procedure done
Studlystuf (08:41:17): breast implants are just the tip of the iceberg
msevier31 (08:41:25): thats so poignant
Studlystuf (08:41:25): and should obviously be standard
Studlystuf (08:41:29): like driver's side airbags
msevier31 (08:41:41): are those built for speed or comfort?
Studlystuf (08:41:45): yes
Studlystuf (08:41:54): that's the beauty of implants
Studlystuf (08:41:59): they're built for both
msevier31 (08:42:55): installed...
Studlystuf (08:43:18): haha

Auto response from msevier31 (08:43:18): Studlystuf: all of these women need to understand, from an early age, that you can always be MORE attractive
Studlystuf: breast implants are just the tip of the iceberg
Studlystuf: and should obviously be standard
Studlystuf: like driver's side airbags

Studlystuf (08:43:31): that's. great.
msevier31 (08:43:32): “In working with adolescent females I see this as just another quick fix. The thing that bugs me is the lack of coping skills we’re giving kids. We’re saying, ‘If you can’t meet the expectations of society, just get surgery,’” says Styer.
msevier31 (08:43:38): i dont know why she has to make it sound negative
Studlystuf (08:43:48): no shit
msevier31 (08:43:49): sounds like SOMEONE is jealous she didnt get surgery
Studlystuf (08:43:59): if you're not good enough -- get there
msevier31 (08:44:01): Others note the irony of rewarding brainy accomplishments with body fixes.

“By giving teen girls, in particular, surgery we’re just sending this message to them that they can be anything they want to be — they can go to any school or do anything in life — as long as they look a certain way on the outside,” says Courtney Macavinta, co-author of “Respect: A Girl’s Guide to Getting Respect and Dealing When Your Line Is Crossed.”
Studlystuf (08:44:04): surgery? yes, have some
msevier31 (08:44:14): you CAN do anything in life...if you look a certain way on the outside
msevier31 (08:44:17): how is that wrong?
msevier31 (08:44:21): thats completely accurate
Studlystuf (08:44:35): is this lady living in plumleyland
msevier31 (08:44:37): these "experts" are obviously jealous
Studlystuf (08:44:37): is this prosser
Studlystuf (08:44:41): who would read this fucking book
Studlystuf (08:44:43): she's a moron
msevier31 (08:44:44): hahaha
msevier31 (08:44:50): clearly
Studlystuf (08:44:52): is she suggesting that it doesnt matter how a girl looks
Studlystuf (08:44:56): because. it does
Studlystuf (08:44:59): a lot
msevier31 (08:45:02): i dont know what she would suggest they do
Studlystuf (08:45:14): be unsuccessful and miserable
msevier31 (08:45:25): “I’m all for taking a shower, combing your hair and getting a cute outfit, but there is only a tiny percentage of people whose profession and success rely on appearance,” says Macavinta. “The girls who thrive and prosper in life very quickly invest their energy other places — like their brains, compassion and humor.”
msevier31 (08:45:31): wrong again, macavinta!
msevier31 (08:46:03): look, studies have shown that attractive people get paid more and have a better chance at advancing in your average corporate world environment
msevier31 (08:46:12): and my dick has also shown that you get farther if youre more attractive
msevier31 (08:46:14): thats just science
msevier31 (08:46:31): ahhh yes, page 2 of the article
msevier31 (08:46:34): written by reality
msevier31 (08:46:40): Sarwer doesn’t wholly agree: “From a societal perspective, the reality is that whether we like it or not, our appearance does seem to matter.”

Studies show that attractive people are treated more favorably and that a positive body image can account for up to one-third of self-esteem, he says.
msevier31 (08:47:03): in a related story, studies show that attractive people are, in fact, better people
msevier31 (08:48:22): Sarwer notes that the majority of adults who undergo plastic surgery also report being satisfied with the outcomes. “Body image improves after surgery. Self-esteem and quality of life can improve as well,” he says.
msevier31 (08:48:31): there it is
msevier31 (08:48:33): QUALITY OF LIFE
msevier31 (08:48:39): an attractive life is a better life
msevier31 (08:48:43): done. and done.
msevier31 (08:49:28): going back a step...
msevier31 (08:49:34): i love my away message a lot