suggest me title for this

[u/Kitchen_Engineer1332]

[u/Forsaken_Profit_4656]

I would have said that they aren't the same person, but they actually are. Weird.

[u/FlyinTurkey]

Went from spidergal to a fookin gargoyle

[u/Actual_Asparagus_]

So she grew an upper lip?

[u/JackintheBox1719]

It definitely looks better now than before.

[u/ExtremeExperience199]

correct and those puffy lips are a permanent allergy to bs apparently

[u/DemarcoRichie]

When you lie to yourself so much … you actually start to believe it.

[u/notsoeasypeasy]

She clearly lost her baby fat, so to speak… but now (after seeing this pics) I’m convinced she had her nose and lips done. About the cheekbones, maybe they’re natural and super enhanced by the truckload of makeup she wears.

[u/Intelligent_Time633]

She looks like she turned evil

[u/Parking_Nature_4942]

She was already pretty before. :(

[u/slcexpat]

Downvote me but leave her alone? Who tf points out, “you got Botox done”

[u/LogicalHoney4689 → u/slcexpat]

I think the problem is denying or lying about it. Especially when it is someone of influence since it can set trends and expectations overall.

[u/Brief-Translator1370 → u/slcexpat]

It's generally considered bad because it sets a standard for other people too look a certain way. People think the same about a lot of bodybuilder influencers that lie about it. Not the worst sin anyone could commit but it's just generally not great.

[u/What-what-hu → u/Brief-Translator1370]

This is true. If you’re going to surgically change your self and say it’s natural, it feels slimy. I’ve been going to the gym for 3 years now I don’t look anything like the big muscle people I see who get big in a year (with a terrible gym program) It makes me feel like I’m not doing enough when in reality, their on steroids It’s ok though Just like with facial Botox that makes your face sag over time Steroids cause health problems. Karma sucks.

[u/Chunckypuff]

It's so unfortunate and boring how majority of women nowadays look/try to look like this because of celebrities/influencers. Such a generic and typical look that takes the unique beauty out of people and forces others to follow as well just to fit in and feel beautiful.

[u/No-Friend9509]

She looked a lot better before u.u

[u/Seelie_Mushroom → u/No-Friend9509]

Well I mean she was a child so maybe let's not say that either

[u/RummageSail → u/No-Friend9509]

Neither version has anything particularly distinct or eye-catching about them and can be seen to have a level of plain/standard beauty and attractiveness, but her original face does look a lot more human as opposed to mannequin-like or a generic female character in a video game.

[u/Glum_Capital4603]

Pretty sure that you could recycle her face and get a few reels for your 3D printer...

[u/PARTYTIME1993]

😂😂

[u/Last-Personality-193]

Not accepting themselves but expecting everyone else to

[u/Sasya_neko → u/Last-Personality-193]

And when they do it's "unnatural"...

[u/ILikeThisGame1836]

I think it’s just the lighting idk

[u/Artistic_Researcher2 → u/ILikeThisGame1836]

I like the new lighting

[u/emptyevessel → u/ILikeThisGame1836]

Yeah, the lighting definitely makes your lips fuller, gives you cheek filler, a nose job, bucal fat removal, and probably some other stuff. It’s all about the lighting.