Yes she's 90% plastic but a great cum bucket!!

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Amazing find! Absolutely. Amazing.

jesus. super bimbo. its almost creepy, but im interested in seeing her at full term, it should be a sight to behold.

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Only 90% plastic?

Fake eyelashes, lips like a rubber dinghy, very very natural blonde hair, an ass like an old CRT tv set. I would not be surprised if she has a silicone belly, too...

Normally I keep nasty comments to myself -- if you don't like something, keep quiet and move on -- but I dunno, man. I appreciate that she's gone to a lot of trouble to pump up all her lady curves according to what society tells women they ought to look like, but the result is... deformed. Am I the only one thinking along these lines? She's such a caricature of a woman that she becomes not a woman. I kind of wish all the ladies who've ever felt down on themselves because of their bodies could see this and realize that if men actually got what everyone thinks they want, this is what would happen... and I think that'd be a shame.

Oh well, enough with the editorial. All that aside, it's fascinating to see a woman who's inflated herself in such a comical manner finally complete the circle by growing a belly. Pregnancy tends to suit everyone.

I agree completely. As long as the woman is healthy, she should embrace her natural beauty. There's really no need for plastic surgery unless it's medically suggested.

Not to spark a debate, but I disagree. She makes no pretense about appearing natural, she isn't lying to anyone. I believe her reason's are her own for opting to perform the surgeries, and it is wrong to assume or be judgemental. It's as likely she had the surgeries done to conform to societal views (which are not so exaggerated as this), as it is likely that she feels empowered by the changes, giving her confidence to live her life how she wants, or to defeat depression.

(July 20, 2016, 12:12 pm)TrooperG Not to spark a debate, but I disagree. She makes no pretense about appearing natural, she isn't lying to anyone. I believe her reason's are her own for opting to perform the surgeries, and it is wrong to assume or be judgemental. It's as likely she had the surgeries done to conform to societal views (which are not so exaggerated as this), as it is likely that she feels empowered by the changes, giving her confidence to live her life how she wants, or to defeat depression.

So in fact you don't disagree. I feel the same way, but I guess my approach is more of that I feel sorry that she (and countless other women) are told by society that they need to do that to their bodies in order to be of more value... that that is the answer to low self esteem or to a poor body image brought about by our culture and its objectification of women. She obviously does feel "empowered," but I regret that empowerment for women often equates to body alterations for the pleasure of men. I'm not judging her negatively -- she's free to do what she wants, and it looks like she's succeeded at it. I don't like the result or its likely impetus, but that's my own opinion (which, like I said, I'd normally keep to myself).