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i am curious who thinks it is somewhat normal for a parent to pay for their daughter or son to get penis enlargement or breast augmentation...or other type of similar surgery. some will say it sets bad example. other will say if it bothers them so much why not try to help them feel more comfortable in their body. some cases may be due to an injury. what do yall think?
| hell no | 24 | |
| absolutely | 7 | |
| sometimes | 24 | |
| just no no!! | 9 |
There's a song by Eddie Perfect inspired by a friend of his whose dad bought her "a pair of fake tits".
He has no problem with fake tits, just the act of buying them for a daughter.
Because when a man purchases them for his daughter...
...then they're "daddy's tits".
...imma throw up now :/
It would be normal in the circumstance of a transgendered person who is transitioning and the surgery is a necessity for them, or if the person had a disease e.g. breast cancer and had to have breast tissue removed and would want a breast implant to replace the lost tissue.
There would still be a lot of things to consider.
I would be okay with it as long as it wasn't because they felt cosmetically inferior.
I don't really know how to comment on this. If I had kids I would tell them to loves themselves for who they are. That they do not need bigger tits or a bigger penis to find real love. If someone loves you they love you for who you are no matter what.
Some things are off limits other are not do cut and dry. It's good to be openso how you personally would feel on different subjects. Benefits you mostly. Benefits world as well when you can think for yourself knowing your own limits and exact opinion. Some things for sure are off limits.
It ok. It's a out of the realm of normal question. Purpose to to get y'all thinking more than anything.
This is very fuzzy. I'm voting on whether something is "sometimes somewhat normal"? This is like a multiple choice test of A, B, C or D, where I answer "Maybe one of the letters with a straight line in it, and maybe not".
That's why I added more choices do it would be more fair to the person answering
Thank you. That's excellent work, sir. Does SG stand for Star Gate or the top level domain of Singapore?
I digress. I now vote "Just no no!!" Please tally this result with your other statistics and rush me my hand-tooled leather NoNo feminine hair removal kit for men.
How old are they? If they are children, they don't don't need their bodies to be augmented. If they have self-esteem issues, take them to a therapist. They need to learn how to love themselves and that plastic surgery is superficial. However, if they truly needed surgery for actual health reasons, then yes, of course, you should pay for them to have surgery. If they are adults and can't afford it, you could give them the money but, what would you be teaching them in return?
i agree with you to be honest, only would i help my daughter/ son with this if she had a personal injury or if she bothered so much i just gave. there are a few examples i would warrant this as possibly ok but not all fit every situation. im not so liberal.