Kim Kardashian at 29 is not young/immature like a Kristen Stewart or a Dakota Fanning. Nor is she a dumb lass like a Paris Hilton. Being a celeb, she must be aware of the fact that loads of teenagers follow her and some even try to mimic her.
She is entitled to injecting her personal body with the venoms of botox and the likes, but, what was the point in blabbing about it. Though, she has slammed reports of having a nose job done, she has gone ahead with a proud assertion that she whole heartedly supports plastic surgery.
Speaking to E! Online, she declares, “I’m totally not against plastic surgery. I’ve tried Botox before.”
Of course, being a globally recognised socialite and reality television star, she is under immense scrutiny from the incessantly hounding hawk-eyed paparazzi. But, one on hand, where celeb hood bestows you with name, fame and dollars, it also shoulders you with some public responsibilities that celebs, in general, tend to brush off.
Since in this modern, sexed up age, even little girls are pushing the sexual boundaries, it’s important not to encourage or indirectly inspire them to play with their bodies. Kim’s open approval for botox may, eventually, provoke tonnes of teenagers to contemplate a plastic surgery.
So, Kim and other role models from all walks of life need to burden themselves with this one extra but extremely significant social responsibility of not openly speaking in support of any social evil.
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