16% of women say they'd trade a year of their life...

[raven1114]

whose definition of a 'perfect body' is being used?

[CHANEYLAKEGIRL]

pfft. No way, time is way more precious. I don't see how that would make me any more happy than I am right now.

[Tere2]

I might if it comes with no aches and pains.

[DarGar31]

NOPE!!! Love myself even if im not picture perfect

[froggylover227]

I'm completely comfortable with my body. I'm not super thin, but I'm not obese either. I'm kinda in the middle. And I like myself this way. I don't think I'd look good being anything more than maybe 20 pounds lighter. I'm big-boned, and there's nothing I can do about that. My husband loves me and that's all the matters. To give up a year of my life just to have the "perfect body" isn't worth it. I love my life, and wouldn't trade it for anything. Who the hell determines what a "perfect body" is anyway?!

[Oryon20]

That just seems ridiculous to me.  When you realize how short life really is, and how much you can see, do, learn, and experience, giving up a year for vanity reasons seems silly.

[ULuvCeCe]

My definition of perfect for myself would be to gain about 15 pounds...yes gain (I have always been very tiny, even getting pregnant, gaining 30+ didn't work), along with that weight my *bleep* will fill in a little more and lastly fix my nose as there is a bump on it. Trading a year of my life will not cure any of that

[toyab25]

i wouldnt say i would but i have 2 kids and stretch marks and im only 135lbs i tried celextrixa but it didn't work