She's been to number one on technorati. Her beauty is (I think) matched by only a few. Meet Dawn Yeo Yang, the much talked about girl who got signed by Tinsel Management to work on MTV. People say she's plastic. I do not doubt so. Simply do a search on google and nine out of ten results yielded will lead you to the notorious scandal.

In gssq's entry about her, haters (both jealous and not) leave hurtful comments regarding her integrity and whatnots. Amidst the flaming, it is rare to find someone who defends her like no other:

Whatever she does or did in her life has nothing to do with you at any point of your life.

Do not use professional terminologies if you do not know what ground you're standing on. By law, she has no obligation to reveal any of her information or to be honest about her personal details in such occasion. Any gal who is approached by a guy doesn't need to hand him her no. just because he asked for it, understand?

Speaking of moral, she lied, or did she? To me it's more like she's trying to avoid answering the question, instead of saying a firm "NO". And on the other hand, you're as fugly as an animal wandering on street waiting for a chance to hurt others to get a tiny bit of pleasure. Sick bastard.

Everyone make mistakes no matter how wise they are, under immense pressure one might not be able to deal with an issue the way he/she hopes he/she can. Have you ever farted and you denied when ppl around you turned to you and all gave you that suspicious look? [Stop] here and think how she felt when the question first emerge and how you would deal with it if you were her.

It's so simple, if you're her close friend I can bet my dick that she'll admit that she had a surgery. Or else do you think she's dumb enough to use the same old blog after the surgery if she intended to cover everything up? Anyone who would spend 2 seconds thinking bout it could figure it out:
She did not expect the immense popularity and exposure.
She merely wanted to look prettier, just like how you wanted to buy a nicer shirt to make yourself looks a bit better, the only difference is the extent. And the extent to which how far one think is appropriate is one's matter, not others.

Grab a book or two on psychology and learn bout the real motive you do something, and understand how ugly you are, in so you can learn to be a better person.

Indeed, I feel it is none of our business what she says and does. Afterall, it's her life, not ours.

This entry was posted by Kelvin, on Monday, December 26, 2005.