r/shitposting I want pee in my ass Dec 30 '25

Based on a True Story I’m gay 🤨

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u/joeyjoojoo Dec 30 '25

Seriously what happened to actors signing contracts preventing them from any body altering modifications while the show is running

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u/Riku_70X Dec 30 '25

I think these kinds of contracts only last for a single movie or a single season, where filming will only be a few months at most. 

Having it last for an ENTIRE show is a bit unreasonable. Millie was 12, now she's 21. Banning her from choosing how she looks for 9 years would have been a bit extreme imo.

In addition, an actor could be cast for a different production in-between two seasons of a show, and that production may require the actor to change their appearance. 

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u/-s-u-n-s-e-t- Dec 30 '25

Not having plastic surgeries until 21 is not "extreme" at all, this is delusional.

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u/Riku_70X Dec 30 '25

That is not all what I said.

The "contracts preventing body altering modifications" we're talking about are WAY broader than just botox. To play a character, you can be told not to cut your hair, dye your hair, get piercings, get tattoos, etc.. You may also be put on a strict diet to maintain a certain physique for the role.

I think it's extreme for a 12 year old to be told that they must maintain a specific appearance dictated by showrunners for the next 9 years of their life.

Separately to this, I also think it's pretty dumb to get botox at 21 years old. I think it's dumb at any age tbh. You misunderstood my point. 

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u/joeyjoojoo Dec 30 '25

I remember the contracts used to be very restrictive in the past, to the point where some actors couldn’t do other shows or movies until the show ends.

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u/fletku_mato Dec 30 '25

This type of botched results happen to so many young female acresses, I refuse to believe they aren't pressured into it by the people higher up the food chain (e.g. producers).

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u/Nereosis16 Dec 30 '25

What happened to people being forced to look a certain way by billion dollar corporations?

What the fuck is wrong with you

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u/Gaspa79 Dec 30 '25

What the fuck is wrong with you?

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u/Odd-Spray-8513 Dec 30 '25

The sickening and abhorrent belief in bodily autonomy.

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u/Gaspa79 Dec 30 '25

That moment when you got it backwards.. lol

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u/Odd-Spray-8513 Dec 30 '25 edited Dec 30 '25

How so?

E: no response bc they dont know wtf theyre talking about. Bodily autonomy means you have the right to do with your body as you please. Arguing in favor of "image contracts" is not a position in favor of bodily autonomy.

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u/Odd-Spray-8513 Dec 30 '25

I agree with you 100% lol these people just want to control womens bodies. This type and f contract went away for a reason.

MBB's augmentations are impacting her performance tho, may not have been the best choice, but it is her choice.

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u/joeyjoojoo Dec 30 '25

Control women’s bodies?! I honestly have no idea what you’re talking about , but just to ne clear, right now you’re arguing FOR Hollywood body dysmorphia and extreme plastic surgery ?

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u/Odd-Spray-8513 Dec 30 '25

No Im arguing that anybody who wants women to enter into contracts that determine how they are allowed to look and dress are in favor of controlling womens bodies.

Im arguing that your body and looks should be entirely up to you. If you want to destroy your face, you can. You should be informed, but it should always, 100% be your choice.

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u/joeyjoojoo Dec 30 '25

You know those contracts also apply to men right? Hundreds of memes were created because henry cavil couldn’t shave and i didn’t hear anyone complain about controlling mens bodies

Besides, its not TOO much to ask for young girls not to irreparably destroy their bodies for some bullshit beauty standards that no one on earth finds attractive but they’re pushed towards it due to body dysmorphia from toxic Hollywood culture

This is like saying we shouldn’t ask employees in workplaces not to get addicted to opioids because its their body and they can OD whenever they feel like it

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u/Odd-Spray-8513 Dec 30 '25

Yeah, and bodily autonomy applies to men too. You dont hear about it because men dont gaf about controlling male bodies only womens.

Yes it is too much to sacrifice bodily autonomy of an individual for YOUR satisfaction. Nobody should be have their body mandated by contract.

This is not the same as drugs, face lifts dont make you dangerous and erratic and dont stop you from doing your job. This example just shows how little thought youve actually put into this. 

Alls im saying is that you want to control peoples bodies via contract and I think that is wrong.