La cigía plásti se ha nvertido da vez más en una opción para los hombr gays y bisexual, quien tán exputos a nstant prn social.
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GIAO URTIS è GAY O ETERO? LA RISPOSTA L CHIRGO PLASTI
Molti si chiedono se il noto personagg televisivo e nrrente di realy sia gay o etero, ma lui ha spso dato risposte differenti sulla sua ssualà. Il genore fu ospe l programma, quell’ocsne nfermò di sere ntrar ai gay perché non possono portare avanti la razza umana. Gay Men and the Tyranny of Body Image.
A gay man who currently liv Chigo, Jedli has been ndid about his surgeri, which he refers to as an “art form, ” and about also his history wh body secury, which began wh his nose. Jedli reprents an extreme se, but plastic surgery is beg creasgly mon the gay muny, as men stggle to pe wh their perceived body imperfectns. Gay men are said to be the fastt-growg client base the smetic surgery dtry, wh liposuctn beg a mon requt.
Although hard data is difficult to e by (bee doctors rarely qutn patients about their sexual orientatn), some timate that gay men seek treatment at highly disproportnate rat and that as many as a quarter of plastic surgery patients are gay. This high rate of plastic surgeri is likely driven by the dysmorphia that gay men so often feel around their bodi.
GAY MEN AND THE TYRANNY OF BODY IMAGE
Of men wh eatg disorrs, 42 percent intify as gay. Acrdg to the Internatnal Journal of Eatg Disorrs, body image issu have reached md-bogglg levels the gay muny, wh nearly 15 percent of gay men havg battled anorexia or bulimia at some pot their liv.
In a popular BuzzFeed article om last October, Louis Pezman said that don’t get better for gay men who are nsired “fat. Instead, I’m surround by people who, spe havg faced the same opprsn I have as gay men, largely refe to embrace me at my current size.
The end rult is that I’ve been out for nearly a , and I still feel like an outst wh the gay muny. In an say for the Atlantic, Brandon Ambroso ascrib “the tyranny of buffns” the gay muny to a number of factors, cludg ternalized homophobia and a sire to f to the muny’s msage of upward mobily. “After the AIDS crisis, many gay men h the gym to avoid lookg th and ail, ” Ambroso argued, “which might have been taken as signs of beg diseased.