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Marleen (42) thought a breast implant would make her more confident, but it turned out to be a mistake

Marleen (42) thought a breast implant would make her more confident, but it turned out to be a mistake

Marleen, 42, reflects on her decision to get breast implants years ago, which she now considers a major financial and personal mistake. Despite initially hoping the procedure would increase her self-confidence, she expresses regret over the long-term outcome.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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