Oh it totally is a sign someone wants to change their looks. I think it has to change at a societal level for you to get individuals to be less interested in it. And it is pervasive. For example, research shows that attractive people are more likely to get promoted into positions of leadership. But that’s just one (albeit weird) place it happens.

No, I’m joking - everything moves normally. But I work with my doc for a natural look (isn’t that ironic!). I actually recommend it and VERY subtle lip injections (the stuff they inject into your lip make the not chap for like 9 months).

Ikr? It is just weird that there is so much pressure on people to not do it but also remain youthful/age gracefully. In a complete rebellion to society, I’ve pumped my face with enough Botox to tranquilize a horse, but I don’t have wrinkles (I’m smiling about it but you can’t see that either). 😉

You look old, tired and run down (people actually used tell me that out loud to my face) if you don’t use Botox, and fake if you do (but it is less polite to say that out loud). I prefer the latter.

He’s not wrong…