
Back when I worked for VIBE magazine, I interviewed a woman who got illegal butt injections and was fascinated upon discovering that she knew the potential liabilities involved but didn’t care because she wanted what she felt was a better body, for cheap. This woman was extremely lucky because at the time we spoke, she was a few years removed from her surgery but we were just a few weeks after a major sting that landed to person who injected her with calk (possibly), in jail for murder. A few women that this person inject had died.
The woman I spoke with, who chose to remain anonymous, explained that she went to a backroom operation in a salon to get her injections and she wasn’t exactly sure what was inside her, she only had an idea. Prior to her “surgery” she said she had a nice body and had worked as an urban model but felt her natural booty just wasn’t enough. Her desire for a bigger rump was so strong that she was willing to get it done illegally because it was cheap. Illegal butt injects cost hundreds versus a few thousand and so there went that. This was a grown woman. At the time we spoke, she was 29.
I was reminded of the aforementioned story by Vice magazine. They created a documentary surrounding the disturbing practice of plumping butts. The embed code wouldn’t show up here but follow this link to watch the full thing.
I’m sharing it because I can’t spread the message enough that it’s important to make peace with how you look. There are absolutely things I’d modify about my body if I could (I want a breast reduction), but I’d rather do it in a way that is safe. It’s not worth looking good if you’re going to be 6ft under.
Chrissy K aka Jaydin of Flirty Girl Fitness has a quick work out for toning the booty.
This is my break down of Body of Royalty lipstick and lip gloss.
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Over half of new recruits of women in the Marine Corps can't do the required 3 pullups minimum but the solution could be to train them with pole dancing.

I haven’t tap danced since college but let me tell you, when I did it, I was pretty darn good. Not tooting my horn, just stating the facts! And let me tell you, I think it worked wonders on my calf muscles. But I digress. Enough about me.
These ladies right here…
SWOON.
A choreographer named Chloe Arnold, who seems popular on YouTube, was inspired by Beyonce enough to gather a troupe of women whom she calls “Syncopated Ladies” to tap it out “End of Time.” This is a bad ass tribute. iLive.
There was even a little African in there and someone made wings her bitch–wings is no easy move. I’m beside myself. It’s rare that you see female tap dancers killing it on some contemporary, all up in yo face ish.
I’ve been all pole dance everything lately but this really makes me want to find a tap class and get back in the groove. Pun intended.
I carry a lot of baggage drags me to depression but I promise to focus more on what makes me happy for the year ahead by applying lessons and setting my intentions for 2014.
This is a break down of my experiences at various New York City Pole Dancing Studios.
Follow a brief day in the life of Sarah Massey, a woman who is proud of her butt that measures 7 feet in circumference.
Beyonce gets candid about overcoming embarrassment about being sexual and explains how Crazy Horse inspired the visuals for "Partition."