The "live" debate about the lips: One admits to having surgery, the other insists that they are natural

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The "live" debate about the lips: One admits to having surgery, the
Debate about lips

Jori Mersin, Dario Doka, Albi Lushi and Enida Përlala were on the 'Abc e Pasdites' program this Thursday, where they discussed beauty standards. The desire to be beautiful did not escape the boys either, so the guests also shared their thoughts on this matter.

Everyone was of the opinion that girls and boys should keep themselves, but according to Albi, as far as behavior and clothing.

"I'm very glad that a man today keeps himself, but I would accept up to the stage of moisturizing creams, but not in make up. I would never date a man with make-up on." - said Jori.

Meanwhile, Dario is a boy who we have seen occasionally wears make-up because of his profession, but he has admitted that he has contoured his lips.

"I did very little lip contouring or contouring. There were two things; the fashion had come out and I had heard about fillers. And when I painted and did some lip contouring to post photos with the look I was doing, I wanted my upper lip to be a little more contoured so that I didn't have to contour it with photoshop or make up".

"It's a matter of coherence, once men used to deal with the rifle, now they do the lips. I'm not up to this point. I am with the maintenance of the man to be hygienic, the dress, the behavior, it is a performance that should go to a man." Albi said further.

In this discussion, Ermali asks Jori if he agreed to the aesthetic interventions. Jori replied that she is addicted to natural and that she doesn't like girls who interfere. But as Ermali teases him again by asking him if he has done his lips or not, Jori said that this question always follows him.

As a result, she decides to demonstratively show that she has not interfered with her lips, and wipes off her lipstick in the studio. She explains that if you had done the lips, they would have been a different shape. "They are organic products of my parents," said the entrepreneur with humor.

According to psychologist Enida Përlala, self-image is influenced by many factors, so the phenomenon of comparison often occurs.

"Self-image is influenced by many factors. They grew up with a lack of self-esteem, or comparing themselves to their uncle's or aunt's daughter. This has influenced us to compare ourselves with models taken from social media. This choice does well as far as it is concerned. If it is related to the desire to be like someone else, to imitate a standard of beauty, it is also related to various disorders such as eating disorders. They are very connected, we see endless teenagers who choose not to eat, anorexics. 'I don't look pretty in class, the girls in the class are thinner than me' where they go into anorexia nervosa that needs psychological treatment. " - explained psychologist Enida Përlala.


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