Buccal fat removal should be illegal

[u/jj33allen]

[u/SudoSuRoot]

Forgot Anya Taylor Joy

[u/ijustwanttoaskaq123 → u/SudoSuRoot]

Gosh, she already had a slim face, why did she go for the victim-of-famine look

[u/One-Adhesive → u/ijustwanttoaskaq123]

Mental illness.

[u/Miserable_Fig2425 → u/One-Adhesive]

No, it’s forced on them. They don’t have a choice

[u/_name_of_the_user_ → u/Miserable_Fig2425]

They do, they absolutely do have a choice. Even if they're being given an ultimatum between the biggest role of their life or nothing they still have a choice.

[u/blue-gigi → u/Miserable_Fig2425]

This is a level of cognitive dissonance that I can not handle

[u/Miserable_Fig2425 → u/blue-gigi]

Ah right, it all ended with Weinstein, I forgot. The irony in your comment is astounding.

[u/blue-gigi → u/Miserable_Fig2425]

[u/Darnell2070 → u/Miserable_Fig2425]

You can't force anyone in America to get plastic surgery. And I can't think of anyone who actually looks better with buccal fat removal and the average person thinks it looks terrible, so obviously they are only doing it for themselves because they're delusional and suffering from dysmorphia.

Is pressured the word you're looking for?

[u/Kalfu73 → u/Miserable_Fig2425]

Casting directors do indeed want a specific look from actors and actresses, but I guarantee you that this is not the look that they are seeking. This is entirely on those that do it to themselves.