Man gets plastic surgery to look like Justin Bieber

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woah the before looks more like matt damon.... id prefer to look more like matt damon and than that bieber idiot, although apparently hes a musical genius and can play mulitple instruments really well buts sucked into the pop world making tons of money. If that true fair play to the guy but i dunno why people would want to look like him

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1. Doesn't look like Justin Bieber.

2. Mental Illness is a very sad thing.

This, because, well no one in there right mind would honestly want to, or even believe for one second that he was or even looked like JB.

Honestly think these people are really just creating a form of self harm for themselves, would even say its an extreme form of body dysmorphia

Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD, also known as body dysmorphia, dysmorphic syndrome; originally dysmorphophobia) is a chronic mental illness, a somatoform disorder, wherein the afflicted individual is concerned with body image, manifested as excessive concern about and preoccupation with a perceived defect of their physical appearance. An individual with BDD has perpetual negative thoughts about their appearance; in the majority of cases, an individual suffering from BDD is obsessed with a minor or imagined flaw.[1][2][3] An afflicted individual thinks they have a defect in either one or several features of their body, which causes psychological and clinically significant distress or impairs occupational or social functioning. BDD often co-occurs with depression, anxiety, social withdrawal, and social isolation.

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