8 Replies to “My Beautiful Mommy”

  1. Yeah… I read about that in the paper a few days ago and it just really pissed me off. Not only that, but a friend and I were both in the laundromat doing our laundry at the same time when an advertisement for cosmetic surgery came on and it thoroughly disgusted us. The summary of the ad was “ladies, your husbands don’t find you sexy anymore and you lack self-confidence, so get bigger breasts and life will be worthwhile again!”

    And now this book? Great. Let’s get the little kids bugging mommy to “look prettier,” too, and maybe while we’re at it start teaching little girls while they’re young that they’re not pretty if they don’t have big breasts or if they have any sort of other curves.

  2. i was just thinking – who writes the book for the kids whose mommies’ surgeries didn’t go well?

    “My Sensationless Nipples Mommy”
    “My Hard Silicon in her Abdomen Mommy”
    “My Dad Left Her for a Younger, Tighter Woman Anyway Mommy”

    etc.

  3. Caprice, teenagers on Long Island getting nose jobs isn’t exactly a new trend.

    Donna

  4. That wasn’t what caught my eye. It was the requests (usually rejected) to the surgeons to do breast enhancements on under-18-year-olds. The article noted that surgery on the ears of teens were more frequent than nose jobs.

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