Galdeli Ikebukuro - Miponya

[Azrael88]

Would you know why everyone has big boobs nowadays compared to 10 years ago? Fat or hyaluronic acid injections.

Lol this. Some guys do not believe it when I say that some ladies' boobs are enhanced, but augmentations are more than silicone/saline implants nowadays.

 

[Danbo]

40.000 is nothing for girls who like brand clothes for example.

At least brand clothes last for some time....you have to drop 40k for nails every month.

 

[qcryp]

Laser hair removal seems to last a long time for Japanese women, at least after you do a few sessions. I've met with one girl a few years now who said she hasn't gone for another laser treatment in years yet everything is still basically hairless. Sounds like an solid investment to me.

Also if you can get natural passing boob enhancements with actual fat these days to bump up from like an A to B/C personally I think that's a solid choice too, but that one maybe is a more controversial take. If were talking about that then I guess the other common east Asia plastic surgeries that many girls get should be added to the list of beautify expenses too.

 

[MikeH]

Laser hair removal seems to last a long time for Japanese women, at least after you do a few sessions. I've met with one girl a few years now who said she hasn't gone for another laser treatment in years yet everything is still basically hairless. Sounds like an solid investment to me.

Then again I have never left a girl unfucked because she had some body hair.

 

[Rack]

Oh Japanese girls drop way more on beauty.
Would you know why everyone has big boobs nowadays compared to 10 years ago? Fat or hyaluronic acid injections.
Then the botox ans hyaluronic acid on face.
Full body laser hair removal.
Slimming este or ozempic
and then hair, clothes and makeup. 40.000 is nothing for girls who like brand clothes for example.

Is that so? Seems like I see a lot more fat and ugly women in Tokyo nowadays then I did 10 years ago. Must just be me.

 

[Alice]

Also if you can get natural passing boob enhancements with actual fat these days to bump up from like an A to B/C personally I think that's a solid choice too, but that one maybe is a more controversial take

Definitely a solid choice but that would take more regular up keep than laser because the fat dissolves again.

 

[Alice]

Is that so? Seems like I see a lot more fat and ugly women in Tokyo nowadays than I did 10 years ago. Must just be me.

First of all, not nice language.
That said, do you mean on the street or in fuuzoku shops?
Boob jobs and ozempic are expensive, not that available for the general public.

 

[Sudsy]

Is that so? Seems like I see a lot more fat and ugly women in Tokyo nowadays then I did 10 years ago. Must just be me.

Life is a mirror, reflecting the image of your innermost true nature.

 

[kyu]

Definitely a solid choice but that would take more regular up keep than laser because the fat dissolves again.

Exactly as you say, fat dissolves, especially with physical activity. Several girls mentioned that they prefer the new types of silicon that almost feel the same as the real thing since they can last 8-10 years, whereas the fat transfer enhancements are コスパ悪い

One girl even said she wants to remove the implants after graduating from the industry (!)

 

[Alice]

One girl even said she wants to remove the implants after graduating from the industry (!)

Yeah I have heard the same thing as well.
Not that weird, some girls do the whole sexy appearance thing just for customers.

Tbh I don't even like the idea of having to get silicons put in every 10 years.

 

[Rack]

First of all, not nice language.
That said, do you mean on the street or in fuuzoku shops?
Boob jobs and ozempic are expensive, not that available for the general public.

I don't consider fat to be any "less nice" than skinny. Just adjectives, and based on my own perspective. Someone else could disagree.

I mean in general, streets / fuzoku both. Though I guess the fuzoku girls are also going to be on the streets at some point of the day.

Going on a diet is free, as is exercise, and healthy food like vegetables is usually less expensive than unhealthy food in fast food restaurants.

And Time magazine says Japan doesn't need Ozempic: https://time.com/6974579/japan-food-culture-low-obesity/

 

[Danbo]

And Time magazine says Japan doesn't need Ozempic: https://time.com/6974579/japan-food-culture-low-obesity/

Not a single country needs Ozempic...it's just a way of profiting of people who are too lazy to take care of themselves.

 

[Alice]

I don't consider fat to be any "less nice" than skinny

How about when you used the word "ugly"? It's not less nice than "pretty"?

 

[bdole]

Going on a diet is free, as is exercise, and healthy food like vegetables is usually less expensive than unhealthy food in fast food restaurants.

Actually, fresh veggies and the time to cook them are harder to get and more expensive than fast food in many places across at least America. Look up the concept of a "food desert". There's a reason the US has an obesity epidemic, and it's not just because people got lazy.

Not a single country needs Ozempic...it's just a way of profiting of people who are too lazy to take care of themselves.

Imagine working two and half jobs, 80-90 hours a week, in a place where fresh food is not readily available, even if you had the time and energy to cook. It's very easy to develop bad habits, even if you don't want to, and especially when a lot of food in the US is specifically crafted to be as addictive as possible.

Obesity isn't just about being lazy. There are a lot of reasons obesity is rising in most of the world, but especially in the US.

 

[Rack]

How about when you used the word "ugly"? It's not less nice than "pretty"?

No. I don't look at the world that way. I speak honestly and use the descriptive adjectives that are standard for the language.

What other words should I use for the opposite of pretty?

 

[Rack]

Actually, fresh veggies and the time to cook them are harder to get and more expensive than fast food in many places across at least America. Look up the concept of a "food desert". There's a reason the US has an obesity epidemic, and it's not just because people got lazy.

Imagine working two and half jobs, 80-90 hours a week, in a place where fresh food is not readily available, even if you had the time and energy to cook. It's very easy to develop bad habits, even if you don't want to, and especially when a lot of food in the US is specifically crafted to be as addictive as possible.

Obesity isn't just about being lazy. There are a lot of reasons obesity is rising in most of the world, but especially in the US.

I'm from USA. I am not obese and I never have been. Am I special? Or do I just have self control?

LOL sorry man, not interested in this debate. Society has gone in a really weird direction on this issue, and I believe THAT is why there is an obesity "epidemic".

Anyway just gave my opinion. Seems like there are more "unskinny" and more "unpretty" women in Tokyo these days than when I first arrived 10 years ago. Maybe I am jaded. But it's just my opinion.

Didn't mean to offend anyone. Carry on.

 

[bdole]

I'm from USA. I am not obese and I never have been. Am I special? Or do I just have self control?

You are privileged, and blind to it. There are literally places where fresh veggies cost more than fast food, and you should be thankful if you have never had to live in a place like that. You had caretakers who had time to cook meals for you, and instill good habits. That is not always the case for a huge portion of the poorest segment of our country.

Society has gone in a really weird direction on this issue, and I believe THAT is why there is an obesity "epidemic".

It's not a weird direction to try to attack the causes of a problem rather than the symptoms. You can yell at people to stop being lazy and cook fresh meals every day all you want, but that's not going to solve the conditions that led to the problems in the first place.

 

[Maxblack]

Your family probably had healthcare and insurance yeah? Mom had natal care when you were born? Someone taught her to feed you milk instead of cola in a baby bottle, and to brush your teeth, and to feed you somewhat balanced meals?
Your school lunches existed, never mind being reasonably balanced?

The obesity epidemic in the USA is completely by choice, on the part of the institutions and society making priorities. You were likely lucky enough to take advantage of the best parts. Most by definition are not.

 

[Rack]

You are privileged, and blind to it.

HAHAHA, thanks for the laugh man. Which sociology program did you take?

I grew up in public housing as a foster child.

You had caretakers who had time to cook meals for you, and instill good habits. That is not always the case for a huge portion of the poorest segment of our country.

Actually both of my parents worked full time and I was cooking for myself at age 7. My parents had pretty bad habits. I didn't follow them. Because I am my own person and I have a brain. Like for example when I realized that drinking 6 cans of soda a day like my dad did rotted his teeth out of his mouth, I decided not to drink soda. See how it works?

It's not a weird direction to try to attack the causes of a problem rather than the symptoms. You can yell at people to stop being lazy and cook fresh meals every day all you want, but that's not going to solve the conditions that led to the problems in the first place.

The problem is that people consume too many calories and don't burn enough of them off.

Exercise is free. Rice is inexpensive. So are beans and canned vegetables.

Japanese people work more than almost anyone in the developed world. Yet they have a 5% obesity rate.

Excuses and a lack of self control have sunken the west.

Have a good time man. Nothing is anyone's fault

 

[Rack]

Your family probably had healthcare and insurance yeah? Mom had natal care when you were born? Someone taught her to feed you milk instead of cola in a baby bottle, and to brush your teeth, and to feed you somewhat balanced meals?
Your school lunches existed, never mind being reasonably balanced?

The obesity epidemic in the USA is completely by choice, on the part of the institutions and society making priorities. You were likely lucky enough to take advantage of the best parts. Most by definition are not.

I was taken from my parents and placed in foster care. I grew up in a public housing project. My dad drank 6+ cans of coke a day. All of his teeth rotted out of his mouth. I cooked my own food. I went to an underfunded public school that served really healthy stuff like pizza and frank and beans for lunch. We also had a coke machine in the cafeteria.

A lot of the people I grew up with are fat. I am not. Turns out you can actually make decisions and those determine a lot of what happens in your life.

Or, nothing is anyone's fault and we'll all victims of circumstance.

 

[Maxblack]

I was taken from my parents and placed in foster care. I grew up in a public housing project. My dad drank 6+ cans of coke a day. All of his teeth rotted out of his mouth. I cooked my own food. I went to an underfunded public school that served really healthy stuff like pizza and frank and beans for lunch. We also had a coke machine in the cafeteria.

A lot of the people I grew up with are fat. I am not. Turns out you can actually make decisions and those determine a lot of what happens in your life.

Or, nothing is anyone's fault and we'll all victims of circumstance.

Yes clearly your anecdotal evidence means there cannot possibly be any structural or social causes for obesity it's entirely because everyone else is lazy and stupid and you're not.

 

[bdole]

Turns out you can actually make decisions and those determine a lot of what happens in your life.

Or, nothing is anyone's fault and we'll all victims of circumstance

Or, like almost everything in the world, the reality falls somewhere in between.

We can control a lot, but not everything, and the circumstances that people have no control over can affect a lot.

I mean this sincerely, but congrats on overcoming the circumstances around your birth and upbringing. But just because you did so doesn't mean it's that simple for everyone else. And people who need a little help to overcome the specific issues they're dealing with aren't lesser because of it.

 

[Maxblack]

Well said.

 

[MrDuBois]

I'm just here to read about gyaru.

 

[Alice]

And people who need a little help to overcome the specific issues they're dealing with aren't lesser because of it.

Yes. Like why would ozempic even be a bad thing? I have a friend who lost a lot of weight with it and is still means you will eat very little and get dizzy and suffer all the same as other weight loss methods.

And what's wrong with some extra chub as long as people are not deceiving about it and carry it well? I love me some chubby guys once in a while.