
You meet the PERFECT WOMAN…she is a vision. Perfect body, teeth, hair, face. You can’t believe you got this lucky. You have GOT to put a ring on it. You guess you like her as a person too, whateves. SHE’S FOCKING HOT!
She brings you home to meet the family for the first time….you notice photos on the mantle…hmm your Perfect woman never mentioned she had an ugly twin sister. Oh..no…that’s not her twin…that’s her? Damn.
So, Dudes…what would you do if you met a woman…fell in love (or is it more like lust?) and find out that her face and body were all constructed on the surgeon’s table? Do you feel duped, or just lucky you didn’t have to pay for it? Do you worry what your kids will look like?

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PHLIP (CALL HIM PHLIP, GOTDAMMIT): I would feel EXTRA duped, honestly. Some things are understandable, like hair and teeth — things you would expect to be fixed — but things like body enhancements and anything other is over the top to someone who likes his women natural and comfortable in their own skin.
I would worry about what else was being hidden from me and begin thinking about returning that ring. Yes, I would feel lucky to have not had to pay for it, but the looks of my potential kids would be the least of my worries.
SUpreme: I may differ from a lot of guys on this, but I DETEST fakeness. Like, seriously – I don’t even like women who wear a lot of makeup, and a weave is an ABSOLUTE no-no for me. So a woman who has been on “Dr. 90210″ for the past 2 seasons isn’t someone I would make my girl or settle down with.
I tend to think I’m pretty good at telling who has had work done and who hasn’t. But in the case you mentioned…we’ve already been going out, I didn’t know and wound up falling IN LOVE…I’d probably stay with her. I mean, if everything else has been perfect, and you’re IN LOVE – for me, that means we really connected and have been together for quite a while. So though I’ve found out my woman is indeed the Bionic Woman, in the exact scenario presented, I’d stay because I don’t take being in love lightly. But we WOULD have a serious talk about why this wasn’t discussed during all the time we had been together.
As far as the kids go – if she truly looked Hordak pre-reconstruction, it’s all good – we can adopt! Works for white women in Hollywood – it can work for me too! Lmao!!
REV REAL: Any wise-minded brother knows in this era of sexual ambiguity that you ALWAYS check for a junior high or high school photo. This verifies the woman’s a )gender b) past social status and c) relative corniness as an adolescent.
Then there are the other signs: does her skin look like brown Silly Putty in the moonlight? Does her face have an unusual Shrinky-Dink quality? Wouldn’t happen to someone who knows the game.
THE CASHER!: So, what’s the problem again??? Man, I have pictures of myself that I would burn if Jesus was in the background. If she was to’up like you said she was, it wouldn’t even matter right now. That’s like looking at a newborn’s picture. Everyone always says,”awww, look at him/her. She’s/he’s so cute…” (family feud “X” sound) Wrong! Most newborns look like trolls. Schrunchy faced…nose looks like they been doin lines…Kobe Bryant sloped head…just…wrong. But as long as she looks good now, I ain’t sweatin it.

REGGIE DA’BLOGGER: I wouldn’t necessarily be so concerned about how she used to look; despite the prospects for ugly children and all that. What I would be concerned about is her mental state. It’s possible that she’s okay, but it’s also possible that she has some lingering issues as to why she got the surgery in the first place. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, all baggage isn’t carry on. Maybe she’s well adjusted and after the surgery everything was all that. But sometimes…..everything that glitters isn’t gold.
It could’ve been worse though. He could find out that she used to be a he; then of course, someone would have to die.
So peeps, what’s your call? Au Naturale or A Little Help from Dr. Rey? Hell, does it even matter, if you don’t do the work on the inside?