You all need to understand that autonomy and especially bodily autonomy NEEDS to include being allowed to do things that are bad for you. True bodily autonomy includes being allowed to do things that are risky, drugs, cosmetic procedures and the like. Bodily autonomy needs to include being allowed to get high or smoke or get a BBL. The important part is education about the risks
We really need to flip the whole paradigm from "is it in the (supposed) common good for law/custom to allow [x behavior]?" to "what criteria, if any, do we consider so vital that they override the individual prerogative for bodily autonomy?" In other words, make the default position non-intervention.














