Scalpel and happiness, the path to perfection
I discovered this weekend another very interesting topic, that of whether we would resort to cosmetic surgery to improve our body.
The subject of cosmetic surgery is a very controversial one but until we get there many of us would like to go to a beautician but we don't have the money for such interventions.
Starting from the premise that not all people are the same, some of us, because of our physical appearance and in order to look better, resort to cosmetic surgery.
My opinion is that when we interfere with our physical appearance that we otherwise inherit, we turn into what we are not, we turn into that shadow in the mirror, maybe sometimes we even wonder who the person in the mirror is.
Yes I know, with the development of technology and social media networks a lot of young people are looking for perfection in front of the camera and the herd effect is taking hold.
I know young people who have had quite a lot of surgery just to look like their idol, just because they didn't like the way their nose, lips or other body parts looked.
With the help of cosmetic operations we can achieve a rapid transformation of our body, forgetting or not taking into account the risks that we expose ourselves by resorting to them.
I have seen many public figures on TV who have been effectively maimed by these interventions and are seeking justice through the courts.
The time has come for me to say that I would never resort to such interventions because I like myself the way I was left in this world.
You know that, at the end of the day, I am interested in improving my inner beauty, the beauty of my soul (if I may say so) and learning to think positively day by day.
THE END!
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