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Marie Claire Editor, Readers Lash Out At Ashlee Simpson


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I don't disagree with Ashlee for getting a nosejob. And I don't call her a hypocrite. I think it's okay for her to say to girls that they should be happy with their own body, and still get work done. It's a valid message. She's not saying, "Just because I'm getting a nosejob you should, too." She's just saying how she personally feels, not what she personally does. She's saying what she believes is right and healthy, not what she does due to her own insecurities. I'm pro-Ashlee on this one.

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That's a very mixed message.

Celebrities should not be role models for teenagers, but they are. And when a celebrity, especially a young girl, tells other girls to celebrate how they look and stop being insecure---then goes out and remakes herself into a Barbie doll, that's extremely hypocritical. Teenagers will see that, and I have to wonder how it makes them feel.

Ashlee IS insecure. Her dad obviously favors Jessica, so she felt she had to look more like her older sister to get noticed. Along with her new nose, she's gotten collagen injections, which Jessica also gets on a regular basis. Not every female celebrity has to have slim noses, bronze skin, and puffy lips.

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Well, that's true!

They need to put Dolly Parton on there. She doesn't care that she's had a lot of work done, and she's completely honest about it. Those are the type of celebs we need, the ones that admit, instead of try to cover up and they look even more stupid because everybody knows!

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If I remember correctly, there was an interview with Hunter Tylo about body image and she said something to the extent of loving yourself and being happy just as you are. But when the interviewer turned the tables and asked about Tylo...she completely shut down.

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Um, if she has no self-esteem for it and it honestly bugs her, why SHOULDN'T she change it? If she feels undignified or lesser of a person because of her body, why shouldn't she change it? This isn't a religious issue. It's just a cosmetic procedure that's helping her better herself. I'm not sure why we're bringing God into plastic surgery! :lol:

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