You know this how?They didnt give it to her for no reason, she lied to them and told them she was depressed because of her small chest.
You know this how?They didnt give it to her for no reason, she lied to them and told them she was depressed because of her small chest.
You know this how?
Yeah but the sun is subject to guidelines and laws, some random housewife who whips up such graphics is not. There is no checks done on randoms on facebook. If the sun print blatant lies about someone, they get taken to court. Facebook graphics? Not so.
They didnt give it to her for no reason, she lied to them and told them she was depressed because of her small chest.
Oh right so you know she wasn't actually depressed then? Maybe the Sun should start asking you how everyone feels before printing a story.
I was never depressed about my flat chest and wasn’t teased at school about it.
I just got emotional when I was explaining to my GP that I felt I couldn’t live a full life the way I was
So why couldnt she have saved up?![]()
She said it herself dude. Have you even read the article?![]()
Here, let me quote it for you.
Firstly, it's the Sun - so take it with a pinch of salt.Its written in the article in the original post...
Exactly.If she had decent sized breasts and wanted bigger then I agree she should have save up but being born with 0% breast tissue puts her (IMO) in the category to be helped by my tax money.
I am 100% convinced the media have altered her original story so that idiots on social media sites like OCUK and Facebook can tear into her.
I have a mate who went to the papers about his success story and when it appeared online it was a scathing attack on him and made him look really foolish.
If she had decent sized breasts and wanted bigger then I agree she should have save up but being born with 0% breast tissue puts her (IMO) in the category to be helped by my tax money.
I am 100% convinced the media have altered her original story so that idiots on social media sites like OCUK and Facebook can tear into her.
I have a mate who went to the papers about his success story and when it appeared online it was a scathing attack on him and made him look really foolish.
Firstly, it's the Sun - so take it with a pinch of salt.
Secondly - from the same article.
"I could never go on holiday as I lived in terror of ever being seen in a bikini and could never set foot outside without a padded bra."
Read more: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...odels-giant-36DD-NHS-boobs.html#ixzz2OxGx2e35"
Seems like some selective quoting & twisted of words me thinks, but hey - if you believe what you read in "The Scum" the more the fool you.
The fact remains that the doctors said she had 0% breast tissue and was therefore able to have an operation on the NHS.
A big difference between a women with average breasts wanting watermelons & someone with no breasts getting some (then picking watermelons out of the selection).
Did I mention breast implants? No.I just pointed out that often controversial surgeries can have a lower cost than long term treatment for conditions they fix. I used gastric band surgery as an example.
However the same could be applied to cosmetic surgery being a cheaper treatment than anti-depresants / counselling for depression.
Hope that clarifies the already clear point I was making.
So you really think that's true? The Sun add a lot of things to articles that are false and the girl wouldn't stand a chance against them in court arguing otherwise.
They do not fake quotes. Say what you want about them but they simply cant do that and get away with it.
If they misquoted her, why hasnt she said a single thing about it? No need to go to court, just a simple denial or statement saying what they printed was untrue. Theres nothing.
You are letting your dislike of the sun blind you here.
The Sun will have paid her for the story, you really think she'd be bothered about parts of it being false or exaggerated?
I'm pointing out that the article is twisting words multiple times & seems to be paraphrasing.You tell me not to believe something printed in the sun and then use something printed in the sun to make a point?
Was the lack of breast tissue the reason or was it the depression? Do we even know?
You link the dail mail like it's somehow more respectable.Heres the same quote from the mail...but i guess they are liars too right?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-foot-Outrage-NHS-provides-36DD-implants.html
Heres the same quote from the mail...but i guess they are liars too right?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-foot-Outrage-NHS-provides-36DD-implants.html