Whether it means dropping a few pounds or putting on mascara
in the morning, everyone wants to look good. But do you really want to look
good—or do you want to be looked at?
An Ohio woman is raising money for breast implants, which
will help improve her self-esteem, she says, but instead of picking up some
extra shifts at work, she’s taking her cause to the streets.
Thirty-seven-year-old Chrissy Lance, clad in a silver bikini and perched on a
shiny motorcycle, has been panhandling at the side of the road to pay for her
plastic surgery. You’ve got to give her props for putting it all out there to
get what she wants, but her quest for $5,000 to pay for a boob job seems to be
as much about attention as self-improvement.
Maybe it’s just me, but if I ever decided to opt for plastic
surgery over my real breasts, I wouldn’t be parading around in next to nothing
with strangers ogling my goodies. I would feel completely objectified. There’s
got to be a better way! I’d keep it a private matter, maybe ask family and
close friends for loans—or invest in a padded bra. But no busking on the street
corner.
How far would you go to pay for plastic surgery?