Equal Money Ends Cosmetic Mutilation

So I know a few people who are going to have surgery to change something about their body. And i was watching a documentary yesterday about when cosmetic surgery goes wrong and ends up with people getting poisoned by the implant or suffering some kind of long term pain/illness. For example augmentation of breasts, noses, body structures, sexual organs, skin colour all were covered in this documentary. 

What I found to be interesting was that the focus was basically about blaming the government for why there is so much illegal cosmetic surgery that happens, and that the government should offer more funding to stop illegal cosmetic surgery, as well as offering better support for people who have had harmful effects from cosmetic surgery.

Now while it’s true certain governments do allow a lot of illegal cosmetic surgery, which is unacceptable. And obviously is not working to stopping illegal cosmetic surgery, because for instance the demand for augmented actors in the porno industry is high, as well as the pharmaceutical companies profiting from people that are in pain/ill from the effects of illegal cosmetic surgery – people who then become dependent on prescribed medication to handle the pain.

However during this whole documentary though there was very little that was raised about why someone would actually want to have cosmetic surgery? How would this happen in someone’s mind? Where a person actually believes they “need” cosmetic surgery in order to experience themselves as stable internally. And despite the physical mutilation and long term health risks that come with cosmetic surgery, why are there people that are willing to go through with this kind of thing?

As a psychologist accurately pointed out very briefly in this documentary, a person that is considering cosmetic surgery should really have a look at themselves, any unresolved past issues, any childhood traumas or anything that contributed to a self-judgemental, self-loathing view of themselves, where we then grow up believing that we have to enhance ourselves in some way, that we have to look in accordance with what is socially accepted as sexually desirable in order to fit in and experience our self as happy. 

Now this psychologist is right in that he is pointing out that the route cause is inside a person’s mind and is what must first be looked at and corrected, so that the person can stop themselves from even wanting to have surgery, and experience themselves as stable as the body they already have without wanting to enhance it, because surgery will not address the inner experiences which lead the person to abuse their own physical body so extensively in the name of “looking better”, it will just cause another suppression affect. 

Now every person in this documentary that had been affected by health problems in relation to cosmetic surgery, all were trying to blame someone else for why it happened. Some blamed their parents, some blamed school, some blamed media, some blamed there partner for having too many "loving" demands, and all of them blamed the government in some way, and none were willing to take self-responsibility for the fact that it was their own supressed programmed inadequacies that was aroused by cosmetic surgery, and thus it is this programming that really needs to be corrected first. Rather than focusing on something else outside of self-changing.

We can correct the governments deceptions in time by becoming the government and implementing equal money, but realistically we humans have to start realising that we cannot correct anything outside ourselves in accordance with what’s best for all, if we don’t first sort ourselves out, and it is only through self-willed action in self-honesty where real change occurs, real correction which is not dependant on some mental relationship to deceive ourselves that we are changing when we are not.

We have all desired to “look better” at some point in our life, a want to feel socially acceptable by imitating another in some way, constantly comparing to others, trying to create a specific body structure according to what is sold as healthy in the media. Now what is sold as healthy in the fashion industries is not really healthy because a person has to directly abuse and sometimes mutilate their own body to create this so called “healthy body” presented in media, which for women is big tits and tiny waists, and for men it is about getting the biggest muscles and dick to suit. And its complete bullshit, where we allow ourselves to become completely possessed by pulsating thoughts that through our participation cause massive physical harm to the body as this documentary shows.

It’s time to end this shit, this idea about ourselves as having to look a certain way to fit in, a belief that it is “bad” to not focus on how you look, and that through changing your body it will make “positive changes” to ones experience of themselves, which then becomes a justification for mutilating the body.  And then we take on this stance in relation to the whole world, where we justify abuse that’s happening to others, as long as we have our happy feelings in self-interest, completely unaware of the harm we cause with our ignorance. This self-abuse has to end.

In an equal money system it will be cool because cosmetic surgery will be banned for the majority, and will only be considered/allowed for those that for instance are born with a physical impairment at birth, for example a tumour growth on the face, a cleft pallet or other issues people have such as losing a breast from breast cancer. But people who are healthy will certainly not be allowed to harm their bodies in the name of some sick mental masturbation pleasure. And everyone will be supported by the government to focus on correcting their own brainwashing, on letting go of the value placed in cosmetic surgery, in wanting to look more sexually attractive so that eventually everyone on earth can experience themselves as comfortable no matter what they look like.      

Go to the equal money website to learn about a money system that supports all life equally:

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