@Poptart4
But it's ok to pick apart the Kardashians??
Don't get me wrong I despise everything the Kardashians stand for but these type of shows are made about them and other celebs all the time and no bats an eye. But because you like Charlotte Crosby suddenly it's not ok?
I personally cant stand all these z list celebs being handed millions for pissing the bed and having sex on TV. Also all the plastic surgery they have putting pressure on young girls to look a certain way.
Charlotte has no talent whatsoever but has made an extremely good living from fame. Unfortunately this is the bad side of that. We all have to take the good with the bad.
I agree with a fair bit of this.
Why anyone goes to extremes with plastic surgery and face-altering "beauty" treatments beats me. We've seen enough stars and "celebs" ruin their faces to know what the risks are, so people who end up looking like they've got Bell's Palsy and been punched in the gob have only themselves to blame.
A lot of these people actively court publicity and appear to love all the media coverage, right up to the point where it starts to be less than flattering. And it inevitably does, which is a risk they must have realised existed, unless they're just too vapid and/or full of themselves to think it won't happen to them.
I sometimes think no-one should be allowed on reality shows until they have had a full psych evaluation to ensure that they're resilient enough to cope with the bad mouthing, the bitchiness, the ridicule etc which will inevitably come their way when they stop being this week's hot new thing. And while we're at it, maybe that should be compulsory before people get their faces injected with chemicals, too.
It's high time there was tighter regulation of long-lasting or permanent treatments. Perhaps we should go back to the days when only plastic surgeons fucked about with all this stuff, perhaps that would stop so many people looking like a plastic doll that's been left too close to the fire.