Maria Tattil from Australia does not like to remember her school years, because she had to face bullying from classmates. As a little girl, the Australian was attacked because of her appearance, writes News.com.au.

As Maria recalls, she did not understand why her peers did not like her, because in her appearance there were no obvious distinctive features, such as a girl whose nature found a mate from birth.

Whatever it was, up until high school, Tattil did not have the most pleasant relationships with classmates, which often affects later life.

Maria did not pretend to be another person, because in high school the situation began to change: the girl began to get prettier by leaps and bounds, and classmates switched to another object for trolling. It would seem that in the life of Tattil should come a bright streak, but she had other reasons for sadness.

By the time she finished school, Maria had become, she said, very attractive, and people began to question her intelligence. It was difficult for her to get a place at the University, because no one took her seriously. Even after admission, neither the teachers nor her classmates considered her a good student, although Maria always performed all tasks correctly.

The attitude of teachers did not prevent the girl from getting a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a master’s degree in human resources. After University, Maria’s misadventures did not end.

“I remember starting my career in recruitment when I was finishing my master’s degree, and I was very often spoken to based on how I looked. During the internship, I was told to be very friendly with people, because I am pretty and because of this, others may think that I am arrogant, ” said Maria.

With male employers in particular, communication was not much easier.

“One day the Manager commented on the brightness of my makeup and said that I was too concerned about the choice of clothes. Then he insinuated that I only got the job because I was pretty. Although I was interviewed on the phone.”

According to Maria, it was important for her to prove that human opinion should not become a reason for dislike for herself, so she decided to take revenge on all the offenders beautifully. In 2020, the girl won the title of “Miss universe Australia”.

Now Maria plans to use her popularity to highlight issues in the field of beauty standards. However, Tattil is not the only one who has proved that miracles are possible in the real world.

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Instagram model from the Czech Republic Gabriela Jiráčková has loved princesses and dolls since childhood and always wanted to be like plastic beauties. The girl liked that the princesses live happily ever after, so she wanted to repeat their fate, writes the Daily Star.

From the age of seven, the girl began her career as a singer and even then began to save part of her monetary remuneration for future plastic surgery. Since it was not possible to save up for the procedure quickly, from the age of 13, Gabriela began to change her appearance with makeup.

By the age of 17, Gabriela’s desire to look like Barbie had not disappeared, so she spent all the money she saved on performances as a child to pay for her first breast augmentation operation. In October 2020, the girl decided to have a second operation.

In total, to get the perfect shape, the girl had to spend about 190 thousand Czech crowns (8,364 dollars).

At the same time, Gabriela decided not to stop at breast augmentation. She also regularly inserts filler into her lips and jawline and uses Botox to remove facial wrinkles from her forehead. For three years, it cost the girl about a million Czech crowns ($44,010).

“I didn’t regret the money I invested, because it all came back to me a hundredfold,” Gabriela explained.

Indeed, according to the girl, she is approached by all sorts of cosmetic companies that want her to advertise their product.

The only thing that confuses the girl is the relationship with the opposite sex, because men, apparently, perceive it incorrectly.

“One selfie with a fan is enough for him to spread the word on the Internet that we are having an affair. Others write to my parents and beg them to marry me off, ” the blogger complained.

Most of all, Gabriela is confused by the fact that many men turn to her in private messages with commercial offers — they want to literally buy a girl and make her their wife.

“They actually write to me and claim that they can buy me. This is not what princesses dream of, so I try to ignore them.”

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