There was a previous old tread about a pretty girl blog. Her name was dawn i pressume. yea she is very very pretty but the fact is she went plastic sugery.
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"Her good looks have inspired much jealousy.
'In school, someone started weird rumours about how I got into a catfight with another girl. People also accuse me of having plastic surgery, but what can I do?' she shrugged helplessly.
Pictures of her clubbing with celeb pals such as Fiona Xie and Alex Polstra on her blog have led to Dawn being labelled a 'laidback airhead' who leads a 'dazzling decadent lifestyle'."
- From a The New Paper article on Dawn Yeo ("Dawn Yang")
I have no problem at all with people who have plastic surgery. Unlike those who believe that while it is great if you are born pretty, having a surgically constructed or enhanced face is a big no-no (ie A version of the Naturalistic fallacy), I have no problems with people getting tummy tucks, chin lifts, boob jobs or any other form of physical sculpting or enhancement. After all, she seems to have gotten quite a reception on Hottest Blogger.
Denying that you have gone under the knife and feigning, with a note of irritation, tired resignation about the accusations, however, is a very different matter. Considering that many sources know the truth about her plastic surgery, this is a most perilous assertion to make and I was riled enough to come up with this blog post. [Addendum: She also goes around online squashing accusations and allegations of surgery.]
More than one person asked me why I cared about her not admitting to undergoing surgery. At this point, I was glad that I had taken the time to study NUS's eModule on plagiarism, for its points are equally applicable to answering the questions of why we should not cheat in exams, why we should not plagiarise, why athletes should not take steroids and why we should not undergo plastic surgery and then deny it.
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