does anybody know if like. Saline and silicone implants like which one is "safer" like ik they have risks of their own but is it more of a cosmetic thing orrr
hi everyone ! i’m so, so excited to roleplay with you all ! this is coralie, an old muse of mine and 1/2 of my children. feel free to like this and i’ll come to you for plotting (or i can message you on d*sco) !
** ✰ ––– son naeun. cis female. she/her // you don’t know ? that’s CORALIE SONG ! they’re a TWENTY SIX year old musician from MANHATTAN, NY. as part of manhattan’s elite, the reveller is known to be CREATIVE & HISTRIONIC. most people recognize them by statement necklaces, diamond chokers, discarded champagne bottles, sobbing down the phone at 2.a.m. ( elle, 22, bst, she/her )
abuse tw, plastic surgery tw
coralie was four when she moved to the u.s.a, her parents didn’t have much when they first moved to l.a. they saw their daughter as a money making opportunity so did everything they could to get her an audition to become the next big thing. they made her watch television constantly so her english would be better, so that she could communicate with others with ease as well as make them money. she didn’t mind learning; it came easy to her. the fact she was a pretty child meant she secured her first role at five and was a season regular on a tv show by six (that would go on for 15 seasons).
"the generation house" that would run for eight seasons and it would be shot in new york city. coralie was given the part of philippa ‘pippa’ cho, a main character. the money quickly came in and her parents were so proud of her.their finances had sky-rocketed because of the girls' success.
it became clear to the girl throughout her teenage years that her mother and father loved her because they wanted the money and in rebellion, she tried to quit. however, her cast members frequently reminded her of how much fun they had on set and although the days were long, she couldn’t argue with that. her director was more of a parent to her than her own. they saw her as a person and not as a human atm machine. coralie never saw a cent of money she made before she turned 18. once she did, she completely cut them off. they would come back every so often begging her but she has been known to be quite ruthless with them.
preferring to keep things private and sometimes cor’s fame scared her; the girl grew up in the public eye and she heard negative things about her, some of which were true and some of which were smear campaigns orchestrated by haters. she practically grew up in the public eye; she was one of america’s sweethearts in her time. where she didn’t get love from her parents, she’d get it from the public and she liked that aspect of fame, however, it was less welcomed by her when it was negative.
by the time she had finished shooting “the children of years”, coralie was eighteen and she was looking for something more substantial. however, the transition from child star to actress was very hard; no one could get past her previous roles, that were light-hearted and comedic. her only option was to go in to the independent film industry, to get down to the nitty-gritty, the meaningful and artistic films and some got recognition while some didn’t even make a final cut.
it was deflating to be pushed in to the background after so much work in her early years. it worried her because she hadn’t had to time to get a proper education, she hadn’t gone to school and appeared to have made no actual friends; most of the cast members that she had worked with had gone their separate ways; most of the child actors were either in rehab or had quit as they decided that it wasn’t for them.
her parents twisted the story and went to the papers, giving it their last shot to get some cash out of her. it also dragged down her reputation and she was no longer america’s sweetheart. it was very hard for her to accept that some people didn’t love her like they used to, considering the public was where she turned to for love. she would say that she doesn’t care about it so much now but that’s simply not the case. she’s alone and blames herself for shunning them to begin with.
shortly after, coralie turned to a life of partying as well as a music career. she had found it difficult to get interesting work and hadn’t really had any passion for acting anyway seen as she was forced into it. she came back with a brand new image the good girl gone bad , the rebel without a cause . the best way it can be described is lady gaga’s the fame era meets rihanna’s good girl gone bad. people were seeing her in a different light and while some were disgusted, her music was catchy, autotuned at times but people thrived on it. she couldn’t have asked for a better debut in the music industry.
she managed to complete her first world tour, even though the girl was exhausted and in a really bad headspace. she went big, every single time and that was going to take its toll. although she likes to believe that she makes her own decisions, her record company has just filled the void of her parents in a negative way. they’re using her for money and she’s tired - it’s getting to a point where it’s starting to show.
living in a penthouse in manhattan was great for the aesthetic. she was a girl that had come from nothing who had been working since she was five years old. however, it was the epitome of loneliness and she doesn’t want to feel like that. it lead to her crying down to her employees about how trapped she felt and how isolating it was. people kept talking about her and she’d do the unimaginable to try and keep up. a few months ago she even went as far to get her nose done but has neither confirmed nor denied the rumors in the papers.
she has started to do things for attention; she does like the attention, whether it be positive or negative as that means someone still has an interest in her and she hasn’t been forgotten about.
coralie puts on a tough front and she does well until she reaches her boiling point and completely breaks down. she feels so used by the industry but it’s all she’s ever known and has nothing and no one to fall back on. she is still a child when it comes to showingemotions and she demands attention from others by doing it.
she’s very active on social media. it comes across as quite narcissistic but her friends enjoy it. she’s a performer. coralie isn’t the most amazing vocalist to ever live but she knows how to put on a good show; she always goes out and does her best, wanting to give her fans the best performance possible. however, if she’s at all slack, it means that something’s going on with her.coralie finds it easy to get brand endorsements / campaigns because of her looks. however, she knows full well her company see her as a beautiful money maker and that’s all.although her life is a mess, she’s proud that she’s achieved so much… mostly alone.
people can tell that she’s a former child star and now pop star as she’s egocentric - the whole world feels like it revolves around her . she can be histrionic but it’s her form of acting out. she is chaotic but she does have a heart of gold. facades always fade with her and she can’t keep them up for long because it exhausts her. she just wants to be loved!
she speaks english,spanish (almost fluent), korean (as she’s forgotten most of it since she cut off her parents) and french (basic).
i’m open to everything! from friends, frenemies, fans, ex-fans, mentors, gym buddies, friends with benefits, drinking buddies, someone who takes her out to do normal stuff like shopping, acquaintenances from her time in the industry, people who she’s mistreated/been a diva with in the past, someone who she fights with a lot due to her entitled attitude, the list goes on ! give this a little like and i’ll come to you!
I wrote that down when I had just woken up from a dream and I knew that I had to get it written down before immediately going back to sleep. I think in the dream someone was bullying me for not getting plastic surgery and called it “hand-me-down skin?” I don’t really remember.
this is more for me than anything but i posted it in case anyone else was curious. prices are in canadian dollar.
bohye was born into a family of models, and always felt as though she didn’t have the features her family did and that she was the ugly duckling. her parents were also vain and shallow, and when she brought up plastic surgery, they agreed that she could get it so long as she raised half the cost– she would pay half, and they would pay half. she was 13 when she first brought it up, which is dangerous in itself. most plastic surgeons don’t perform procedures on minors, because there’s still a large chance they’re body isn’t done changing, and a lot could mature and develop.
it took her five years to save up the necessary money, though, so she was eighteen when she got the surgeries. because she was so desperate to get them, she went to the cheapest surgeon she could find, and left looking botched (after the swelling was down and she was recovered).
plastic surgery bohye has gotten
dermabrasion
removal of superficial layers of skin, usually to get rid of acne scarring or other scarring, so long as they’re not deep.
cost: $875
rhinoplasty
nose job. she had a nose shape she didn’t like and a very wide nose and tried to correct that
cost: $5,168
malar augmentation
cheek augmentation– implants over the cheekbone, usually soft tissue or restylane
cost: $1,156
mandible shave
the act of contouring and shaving the bone around the chin and jaw to make it a more appealing shape
cost: $1,809
total cost (for bohye n keep in mind she went to a really cheap surgeon): $10,986
amount bohye paid (her parents paid half): $5,493
what it probably should have cost if she’d gone to a good surgeon: $24,484
the ones that went wrong
dermabrasion
got rid of a little acne scarring, but the abrasive tool left scarring on her upper neck and cheeks. some of the neck scarring is visible even with the mask on, but she tries to cover it with foundation.
rhinoplasty
even though the procedure on the bridge of her nose went well, the shape of the base of her nose was sloppily altered and does not look right
lip augmentation
injected into the wrong spot, very wrongly shaped. her lip augmentation was done with soft tissue from her own body, so it wouldn’t be rejected by her immune system, so it doesn’t go away like some fillers do
mandible shave
uneven jaw.
she considers herself lucky– even though she hates everything that happened and wishes she could go back and change it, most of what was botched can be hidden under a mask.
"My mother. You know she's on about joining the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast, right? Thinks it'll be a fun little project for her."
"Our relationship is somewhat strained, she gave up on her goals when she married my father, always been a housewife. I think thats what she'd like me to do. Find a rich husband and have children, step back and pretend to run a house with a house full of staff and a nanny per child. Not caring if my husband is out knocking around with hotel receptionists half his age because the only thing that matters is whats shown to the world. I don't think she can fathom that I have my own life goals, I know she doesn't like that I didn't buy that property down the road from my parents house. And I kind of think she takes some kind of glory in the fact that I'm so judgemental over her lack of a spine when it comes to my father that she's kind of glad my marriage blew up. I told her I was getting a divorce and she sent me the number for her plastic surgeon, said I should I should treat myself to something. And then she wonders why I left the country for a year."
