What is your view of minors undergoing plastic surgery for cosmetic purposes?


** IF THE FAMILY CAN AFFORD IT. . .I not saying it's a good idea. But if the risk out way the posiblities, then they really need to think twice. Young people under 26 aren't fully campable of something extreem, though! They aren't fully develepe. Sure things will grow out of place, hormons will fly, one limb may grow faster than the other, we young people are changing our minds left and right and we do! ABOUT ALMOST EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING! Not everything has to be perfect! the people on tv! They are fake! They have people who pay THEM for their looks!

** NOW IN THE MOST EXTREEM CASES on the other hand, if a child had an accendent or if it is interfereing with life of the child/minor. Then yeah! For example breast reduction for teenage girls! It dose happen! Or an extra limb or something. Or if the child had broken it's leg or arm and somehow had disfigured the child/minor and it's causing disconfort, then go for it.
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What you weigh strongly effects how you feel about yourself.
You hate shopping for clothes. Your body looks bad in everything.
There are more things on your body that you dislike than like.
It takes you forever to decide what to wear in the morning.
You're sure you're going to get plastic surgery - it's just a matter of getting the funds.
You don't think celebrities have unrealistic bodies.
You know you would be happier if you just lost another 10 or 20 pounds.
You see flaws on your face or body that other people don't see.
People have told you that you may have an eating disorder.
When you look in the mirror, you almost never like what you see.
You know you can be thin, with enough will power
You're on a new diet every couple weeks.
You think that your friends are more attractive than you.
Eating food usually makes you feel fat.
Not having a great body is a sign of weakness.
If someone complements the way you look, it's likely they are lying.
You skip meals to stay thin.
You avoid locker rooms because you are embarrassed of your body.
You hate having your picture taken.
You exercise past the point of exhaustion to stay thin.
You feel guilty if you are full after a meal.
It would take a lot to get you into a swimsuit.
You are embarrassed to let anyone know what you weigh, including your doctor.
You are uncomfortable eating in front of other people.
You sometimes stay home, because you don't think you look good enough to go out.