I would think that this Barbie-copying business could be a sign of body dysmorphic disorder, where your perception of your physical appearance becomes very distorted. Granted, I could be wrong and these surgery fiends--with their good "I wanted to look just like Barbie-and now I do!" line--could just be incredibly PR-savvy. Either way, what really stumps me is why anyone would want to look like a plastic doll at all--she’s a toy, people! Why you’d tinker with yourself (and spend more than $800,000 as Burge has) to look more like what is essentially an inanimate object is beyond me. (This kind of behavior makes wrinkle-reduction surgery seem tame in comparison!)
What to see more of Burge's transformation? Click here--but be sure to come back and tell me what you think of her makeover!
What do you think? Can you believe these women are
having surgery to look like a doll? Does this story make you sad?
Does it make you mad? Do you think Burge really looks like Barbie?
Did you want to look like the doll when you were
little?
Photo: Reallifebarbie.com
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