'I got trolled for my big nose…now I’m bullied for having surgery to fix it'
A third noted: “Oh noooooo”.Following the harsh comments, Maisy then posted aThe surgery addict revealed that she was trolled online for having a big nose so forked out thousands of pounds to get it sorted, but is now bullied for having surgery.
She said: “Gets picked on for big nose, gets nose job to make it smaller, posts videos to show others my experience, gets bullied online for having surgery”.One person said: “That’s why you don’t change your appearance based on what others have to say”.
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