You can call it a BBL or an ass lift, but certain providers just can't pull it off, and most of them are Instagram models. I've been seeing and posting about these women for a while now, partly ignoring the obvious unattractiveness of some of their augmentations. I'm not saying it has anything to do with these women's beauty as a whole, but the pressure to keep up with trends is doing more harm than good for some of them.
I wasn’t naive to the fact that the women I was posting had BBLs. From certain angles, BBLs can be a true work of art that makes you question whether you want to book them or not. There have been a couple of providers that made me wonder if it was worth booking them just to admire what they’re carrying, even if it meant not being able to fit between those cheeks. But ultimately, I come back to reality and realize there’s no reason for me to book, especially after seeing the same provider from another angle.
There’s one thing that so many of these BBL providers have in common, and it could easily be fixed for a seamless look, but they just don’t do it. You can see it only when you look at them from head to toe: the thighs don’t match the ass they’re carrying. It’s that disproportional look that turns me off the most.
It’s usually always the same issue, and it’s never the other way around. The women will have skinny legs, perfect for their frame, but they ruin it by having their ass inflated to fit some distorted view of beauty. At that point, their ass is wider than their entire body, creating excitement for them and many men who look at them, but it also scares some others away.
I know this is an unpopular opinion in this day and age. I grew up in a time when women didn’t always need to have a fat ass to be attractive. Having a fat ass was nice but wasn’t the reason they were being flirted with, so maybe my opinion might seem a bit biased. I’d rather book a woman for her natural features or an augmentation that fits her body so well you can’t tell she’s had surgery.
Still, this is just my opinion on the matter. Whether I get hate for it or not, it is what it is. My take on BBLs and the trend of certain providers opting for this augmentation is definitely an interesting me. It taps into the broader conversation around beauty standards and how societal trends can shape the choices people make about their bodies, particularly in industries where appearance is key; like sex work.
I wasn’t naive to the fact that the women I was posting had BBLs. From certain angles, BBLs can be a true work of art that makes you question whether you want to book them or not. There have been a couple of providers that made me wonder if it was worth booking them just to admire what they’re carrying, even if it meant not being able to fit between those cheeks. But ultimately, I come back to reality and realize there’s no reason for me to book, especially after seeing the same provider from another angle.There’s one thing that so many of these BBL providers have in common, and it could easily be fixed for a seamless look, but they just don’t do it. You can see it only when you look at them from head to toe: the thighs don’t match the ass they’re carrying. It’s that disproportional look that turns me off the most.
It’s usually always the same issue, and it’s never the other way around. The women will have skinny legs, perfect for their frame, but they ruin it by having their ass inflated to fit some distorted view of beauty. At that point, their ass is wider than their entire body, creating excitement for them and many men who look at them, but it also scares some others away.
I know this is an unpopular opinion in this day and age. I grew up in a time when women didn’t always need to have a fat ass to be attractive. Having a fat ass was nice but wasn’t the reason they were being flirted with, so maybe my opinion might seem a bit biased. I’d rather book a woman for her natural features or an augmentation that fits her body so well you can’t tell she’s had surgery.
Still, this is just my opinion on the matter. Whether I get hate for it or not, it is what it is. My take on BBLs and the trend of certain providers opting for this augmentation is definitely an interesting me. It taps into the broader conversation around beauty standards and how societal trends can shape the choices people make about their bodies, particularly in industries where appearance is key; like sex work.
