Lil Kim continues to look more and more bizarre. She just may have a bona-fide case of body dysmorphic disorder (BDD). She needs an intervention…stat!
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Wednesday, January 10th, 2007 at 9:40 pm | Bad Celeb Plastic Surgery, Celebrity Cosmetic Surgery, Lil Kim
Anonymous January 11th, 2007 at 12:31 am
…She looks like Gizmo from Gremlins. How disturbing.
Anonymous looks like Chucky to me
The_Aitch Oh totally. If you compare her looks now to her mugshot on smoking gun it’s quite scary.
Anonymous I wish a doctor would reach out to Kim and offer her help. She’s had a troubled life and is surrounded by people who don’t want the best for her and I think she is confused.
She just wants to be pretty and she is a real sweet heart so it saddens me that she is doing this to herself.
I think if it weren’t for the oversized cheeks, dents in her nose (caused by a poor nose job), and her oversized breasts, she would be quite good looking. I hope she gets this fixed!
Anonymous Was the comment about BDD used facetiously?
How can she have BDD? Reading about her she seems to have a pretty active life and is an outgoing person.
Isn’t the main criteria of BDD when someones perceived “ugliness” begins to severely impair (social withdrawal, avoidance, depression, absenteeism) their life? I don’t see how that applies to her. Granted all I know about her is reading a brief Wikipedia bio.
Anyhow, I think people should refrain from trivializing real BDD suffers (and they suffer greatly) by labeling anyone who gets “excessive” plastic surgery or desires to be pretty (what person doesn’t?) as having BDD.
Anonymous December 13th, 2008 at 4:55 pm
Fact Check: BDD doesn’t mean you are agoraphobic…sadly so many people suffering from it are, or have agoraphobic tendancies…but many people with BDD can function at least fairly normally, as in they go to work, school, go out..yada yada…but under a seemingly happy outside, they are hiding a deep deep sense of worthlessness inside. Agoraphobia would best be described as a symptom of severe BDD. I have BDD and I am highly functioning….I used to have major issues with social interaction…I’m good with that now…but I still suffer from BDD everyday….it’s just I manage it.
nicolas November 27th, 2009 at 11:29 am
SHE DOES LOOK WEARED ON THIS PHOTO …. BUT I THINK SHE LOOKS GREAT NOW!!
SOME THINGS … SHE SHOUDNT HAVE DONE BUT A THE END … I LIKE HERE =P
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