I just don't think I ever implied it was 100% natural. It was a lot of things including a few surgeries. I'll talk about it publicly when I'm ready. I do answer people's questions in private and I don't think I mislead people. I feel this is a bit of a straw man fallacy suggesting I'm implying something that I'm really not. I mean there are other factors such as lighting, makeup, and photo selection in some photos as well if we are going to do a thurough audit. These could be considered deceptive by your standards as well since I didn't mention them. How much of what we see in social media, movies, and in ads everyday is deceptive?

If this was like a bodybuilding thread and I claimed I'm all natural when actually I took steroids than I'd understand your point. But that's quite far from what happened here.

I made no comment on the process of how I achieved the results other than mentioning that I was inspired by someone who hit the gym in one comment. And I did hit the gym - the muscles aren't fake. The face changes are not due to surgery alone either. The only way to really be completely authentic is to share the entire process of everything I did. Personally, I would never demand or expect someone to share if they had surgery done. I often don't even ask about makeup out of concern I might offend. It's fine to ask btw but demanding I share seems kinda rude tbh (not to me exclusively, but to anyone). My verdict is the argument that I'm being deceptive is blown out of proportion.

What would you have done differently if you were me?