Husband's Unsupportive Response to My Botox Consideration

Ema Shaheen · 2025-02-14T14:38:13+00:00

I told my husband that I want to get Botox . Unfortunately, I have a mobile forehead and wrinkles have appeared. Do you know what he replied: where do all of you come from? You're like those with big lips. You're from the village, where does this come from in you? By the way, I've never had my lips done or any similar procedures and I hope I won't. But Botox doesn't drastically change the face. So, what do you think of his response?

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Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

Botox

Franchesca Wasserman

@franchesca.wasserman · 2 months ago

Then what was the point in telling the husband/you should have just gone and done it, he wouldn't have noticed the difference.

Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

I'm on maternity leave. It contains.

Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

I'm on maternity leave, he's supporting me.

Krystyna Szczotka

@k.szczotka.93 · 2 months ago

I really dislike all this artificiality, I understand your husband. I think there are other ways to get rid of wrinkles, try searching for information about them first, and then consider Botox.

Madara Clive

@mclive · 2 months ago

You shouldn't have spoken.

Charlee Maurice

@cmaurice · 2 months ago

Are you a little girl? Come to daddy..... you're a grown woman. Go and do it. You can. No need to ask for permission. Your body is your business. And if you approached for money (let him give), then yes, he is the master and it's up to him to decide what his money will be spent on.

Ozlem Harlan

@ozlem.harlan · 2 months ago

Go and do, men in words all love the natural ones, but they look at the modified ones 😊

Shani Muldowney

@s.muldowney · 2 months ago

Why did you even tell him in the first place? Your forehead, your botox. If you're going to ask everyone's opinion on every little thing, be prepared to hear an answer you won't like.

Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

Yes, mine. Used to do it when I was working and we didn't live together. Now on maternity leave.

Mack Esperanza

@m.esperanza · 2 months ago

A strange comparison, one thing is vulgar inflated lips, and another matter is the forehead.

Hush Christophe

@hchristophe · 2 months ago

If you have expression lines, you'll initially be getting Botox once every six months, then once every three months.

Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

Why? Well, these are mimic, horizontal wrinkles on the forehead.

Breezy Nathan

@b.nathan.74 · 2 months ago

How old are you? They don't recommend Botox for the young under 35, only hyaluronic acid.

Ema Shaheen

@e.shaheen · 2 months ago

My forehead was already lightly furrowed at 25. By 30, it started to bother me. I had injections for about two years.

Franchesca Wasserman

@franchesca.wasserman · 2 months ago

The injection wasn't necessarily to stop me from frowning so much. And it helped. Haven't had one for about 5 years, my forehead hasn't gotten worse.

Frieda Baigent

@fbaigent · 2 months ago

I don't understand at all, why talk about it? None of my acquaintances tell their blokes ANYTHING, they just silently do it. The blokes don't even notice the small traces on the face. Well, if he asks, then "fell into a cactus".

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