I would say this is a Sci Fi horror story.
Relationships should be based on honesty and respect with each other no matter what size shape or looks they have.
Reading through the article it would appear this lady is as shallow and vein as most people who go under the knife and they are well suited.
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I think this is a Sci Fi horror story. He is just in love with what he's created no more no less. I cannot imagine what will happen if this woman ages and she will look less than what he made her look to be. For physical beauty fades. Both of them have their issues in life I guess. He for loving someone only when he find them attractive, and she for letting him use her just to make herself attractive.

I cannot believe this kind of story is actually happening. I just hope and pray that they will realize that physical beauty is not everything.
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Is it me or is her nose not so great...if you're going for 'perfection'...but I digress.

Some people are all about control, power and more control and more power. This is a horror story from start to finish. He's probably more in love with his own 'ability' to create - and poses - this woman he created. As for her, I am not sure of the motivation - attention, escape, who knows.

As long as government taxes didn't provide for her medical costs then that's about all I can say about it...
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The Pygmalion complex is as old Greek myth. It was the basis for My Fair Lady. Generally, it refers to a man's desire and ability to transform a woman within his power to do so. Henry Higgins took a flower girl and "pulled off" a princess. In the process, he fell in love with Eliza, and she with him.

Why am I citing all this? Because there are always two parties involved, and the one who is up for transformation has some level of buy-in. No one locked the buxom blonde in the photo in a dungeon to work on her. Did we consider that perhaps she is ecstatic regarding this arrangement? That the two-way street was a complete winner for both?

There are very few true victims on this planet. I doubt she agreed to the surgeries just to "land" the doctor, or keep him for that matter. Now she (in their opinion) has looks AND personality! He initially fell for the brain, or the "potential." If she didn't take it as an insult that he wanted to modify the packaging, then why the shock and awe?
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This is sci-fi horror - looks to me like The Stepford Wives
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0327162/

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