Jun 18, 2024
7:41:31pm
7:41:31pm
It's the funhouse mirror effect. People don't see themselves objectively when
they look in the mirror. Michael Jackson is a prime example. He thought he was getting better looking with each surgery, when in fact he was getting worse.
It's smarter to trust a neutral third party when it comes to what looks good, something like a cosmetic surgery jury. If 12 people agree that a certain alteration is needed, go for it. Otherwise, stop seizing up on perceived flaws when looking in the mirror.
It's smarter to trust a neutral third party when it comes to what looks good, something like a cosmetic surgery jury. If 12 people agree that a certain alteration is needed, go for it. Otherwise, stop seizing up on perceived flaws when looking in the mirror.
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