Alyssa Milano
It can be removed her breast implants
Alyssa Milano wants to put an end to sexualized beauty ideals. The actress had her breast implants removed.
Actress Alyssa Milano (52) decided to have her breast implants removed – in protest against sexual ideals. the “Charmed” actress, which was one of the central voices of the #metoo movement, shared a photo in the operating room from the clinic and explained her personal motives behind the step.
“Today I let go of these wrong stories, the parts of me that were never really parts of me,” writes Milano. “I let go of my body, which was sexualized, which was misused, which I thought was necessary to be attractive; to be successful; to be happy.” But she not only made the decision for herself: “I hope to free my daughter Bella from ever being exposed to the same unhealthy expectations.”
Alyssa Milano feels encouraged by decision
Milano continues to emphasize that her decision is purely personal and should not be understood as a judgment for other women: “Many women find freedom and beauty in choosing implants. What is a wrong story for me can be the right thing for you. I am very happy that we can all find our femininity and our peace in our own way.”
The actress describes how much she feels encouraged by this decision: “Today I am loved, I am feminine, I am attractive and successful. None of it depends on my implants. I will still be all when I wake up and they are gone. There is so much joy in this knowledge and freedom to let go of what was never really me.” Finally, Alyssa Milano writes: “Today I am my authentic self. Today I’m free.”
An update from your everyday life after the operation rounds off the post: “Now I lie comfortably in my bed and eat the food that my mom made for me. Thanks for all the kind words. I really appreciate the support.”
Alyssa Milano started the #Metoo movement
Alyssa Milano got the international movement against sexual abuse in 2017 with a single tweet. At that time, as part of the scandal around Harvey Weinstein on Twitter (now X), she called for: “If you were sexually harassed or attacked, write ‘Me Too’ in response to this tweet.”
The post was shared millions of times, several women said. So the hashtag came into the headlines and the #Metoo movement was born.
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Source: Stern
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