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by Idek1234-l

All theses kinds of apps are just body shaming people and making them feel like they need a app to look good or to impress someone when really all everyone is ever talking about is that you don’t have to change what you look like for someone you were made to look like you not everyone else that’s what makes you unique and special but if you want to make a app to make everyone feel like they look bad that’s fine with me but look at how many people use this app or other apps like it that show how many people don’t have confidence in there selves the these kinds of apps don’t help them feel good about it I just wanted to leave my opinion on here and hopefully let someone no that they don’t need a app to look pretty all you gotta do is be you if someone don’t like the real you then they don’t deserve you. Just move on from them and find some one that cares and loves you for you thank you to those who take time to read this

by TeeCeeB

I downloaded this app to ‘view’ how it worked and to see if I wanted to purchase. There was a trial period and then to be charged at the end of the trial period (7 days) if you wanted to purchase app. I selected the cheapest rate as to be able to check it out. After doing so, I decided I did not want the app, deleted it and unchecked the subscription in my subscription queue on my phone. My trial period didn’t end until April 2nd. On March 30th, I received a credit card notification that my card was being charged for this subscription. It’s sitting in there as ‘pending’. I do not understand why 4 days early, it’s popping up on my account. I should not be charged for an app that had a trial period and then I deleted and unchecked the subscription. As many apps as I have on my phone, this is a first. I’ll be reporting this to Capital One as a bogus charge if it goes through.

by IDK9873

The only reason i saw this app was because it showed up on my Snapchat ads. I downloaded it was so that I could write a review. Instantly deleted.

This app along with so many others is why so many people feel the pressure to be “perfect” and appease other people’s idea of what they should be. It’s misleading, shameful, and revolting that this even exists and I’m appalled that we still think it’s okay to alter our images like this.

Not only are you completely misleading and lying to whoever you share this photo with, your going to feel even worse when someone is extremely disappointed with the reality of you, a liar.

Here’s a tip of advice: if you want a six pack or big arms, work out, the feeling of actually looking like the photo you would’ve edited yourself to be is very confirming, and do some meditation to love your true self and rid your mind of these phantom ideals of body image.

Shame on the creators of this app, you better stay far enough from the mirror to not see the trail is damage that will always be following behind you.