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Originally Posted by Brillopad
Answer this then - who should get priority on the NHS a woman insecure about her appearance or someone who needs life-saving surgery. There is not enough money for both. Many women feel insecure about their appearance during their life but they get past it, they do not resort to surgery.
She either sees a doctor about her depression (it is unlikely she would be clinically depressed, less hysteria please) and/or she saves hard or gets a bank loan/payment plan to get it done if that important to her. Such a case is NOT deserving of limited NHS funding.
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I'm sorry, I dont see the point in answering a hypothetical question. Thats not helpful to the discussion or any of the clinically depressed (google that phrase before your next post) young women, who are this way, because people (like you) continue to bodyshame based on the size of their chest.
Short story is - people like you will always criticise others on their hody
This will always cause depression
Depression is real, and something that the NHS does and should always deal with
The only suggestion you have given for these sufferers is more costly on the NHS
And Id refer you back to my original point