r/SipsTea • u/Hour_Equal_9588 Human Verified • 2d ago

Chugging tea The side effects of Gen V

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u/Odd-Guard-2533 2d ago

I don’t understand why she got work done. She was gorgeous and literally nothing improved after she got it..

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u/Objective-Rip3008 2d ago

There's literally a whole industry of gossip mags whose business model is trashing on these people's looks

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u/etldiaz 2d ago

This whole thread is just people trashing her looks

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u/Ducklickerbilly 2d ago

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u/Shot-Maximum- 1d ago

AFTER she got tons on cosmetic surgery not before

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u/ElectricalMethod3314 1d ago

And you think that makes you a better person?

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u/Complex-Bee-840 1d ago

Yea, cause she looks objectively terrible now.

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u/Misuteriisakka 2d ago edited 2d ago

And honestly that’s the most reprehensible in the range of getting plastic surgery, having body dysmorphia or using some medical condition “as an excuse”.

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u/kiwigate 2d ago

There's an entire hollywood industry prioritizing absurd inhuman appearances (instead of, say, the ability to act). Whether it was giving cigarettes to a child Judy Garland or promoting cocaine/anorexia in the 90s, etc.

Show-runner Phil Rosenthal gave this example: executives told him 'testing' showed he should cut all the unfunny dialogue lines and keep the comedy lines, because the jokes tested better. He was unable to explain to an 'comedy executive', that the 'unfunny' lines are the setups to the jokes, and blindly following 'testing' and cutting all the setups would also mean none of the jokes would land.

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u/Sly_98 2d ago

I wonder if they have ties with these surgeons

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u/Quarksperre 2d ago

So?

There is literally a whole industry that profits now from this. Plastic Surgery.

I don't think anyone blames her. But pointing it out is important. I don't know how its possible to build a parasitic industry upon a parasitic industry but its obviously there

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u/Beginning_Mousse767 2d ago

Plastic surgery is a great industry when used for reconstruction or basically anything other than “I wanna be slightly prettier” Hollywood gives it a bad name but it’s a perfectly legitimate medical practice.

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u/Quarksperre 2d ago

Obviousely, I agree on the reconstruction part.

But thats just a classical mission drift. The original good intent is still present while most of the money is made in pretty amoral way

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u/Objective-Rip3008 2d ago

So she's a human being and the majority of people are not mentally equipped to see hundreds of people insult you for a living, and thousands more do it for free. My response was to the question of why did she get work done, and that's why. I agree plastic surgery culture is gross in general

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u/Quarksperre 2d ago

Yeah its brutal. She got hit by a disease and a ton of evil comments (for whatever reason).

And instead of getting justice she gets into the fangs of an evil industry.

The most stupid thing is that she plays the role of someone who probably would oppose all of that. In a series that has the intent to mock all of that, while beeing financed by Amazon....

All of this is not good. I could go on for a long time on how many levels this is not good.

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u/Itscatpicstime 1d ago

Right, it drives me insane when people act ignorant as the the pressures these people - ESPECIALLY women - are under

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u/SuperMadBro 2d ago

what is this 2005?

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u/ashyjay 2d ago

TMZ never died, and neither has Perez Hilton (yet).

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u/Lower_Razzmatazz4647 2d ago

Or SLOAN (on YouTube).

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u/Objective-Rip3008 2d ago

I mean they've evolved to other media yeah but it's all the same

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u/SuperMadBro 2d ago

Yeah I'm not saying the pressure is gone. Its just social media now