For every artificial girl, there are a dozen shallow men hoping to score.

Sorry but its not really the women fault. We live in an artficial world that cares more about the outside than the inside. People may see "its what is in the inside waht counts not he outside." This is completely false, if you saw a fat (200 pounds) guys with bad hygene and bald, would you even take the time to get to know him on the inside?

You know the answer, at the end the outside matters as much as the inside no matter what anyone says. In my opinion i found women with botox and humongus boobs a turn off, but it more of a turn off a girl that doesnt care about her apperance at all. IT all about balance

I don’t do any of the above! except that I use moisturizer creams and chapstick and I manage to pull it off naturally!!

natural beauty is Key.

Yup sad…Everyone wants to be better then everyone by doing those things and damaging their body…guys don’t realize how fake girls can be! because they still get hitten on!

As for the question of "Why do some women like being artificial?"…Some women don’t consider those things as artifice. Many women have been taught that looks are more important than personality, intelligence, sense of humor, etc., and some may view those physical "enhancements" as a requirement for attracting/keeping a male partner. Others may view those options as something that will help them feel better about themselves (e.g., a woman who has been subjected to cruel remarks about her nose, weight, small breasts, etc. and feels compelled to change those things for her own emotional well-being).

Yes, physical attraction or similarity can be a very real part of what draws one person to another, but based on what you’ve indicated in the details of your question, if the only thing that person is interested in is how you look, you will probably view him or her as superficial and will not find the friendship/relationship fulfilling.

You also asked, "Is a real woman just not good enough these days?" It depends on whose opinion and approval you consider most important. If you like who your are and value yourself for being "real", then that attitude and confidence will shine through in your interactions with other people, and the ones who are genuinely interested in getting to know you (male or female) will respect you for it instead of criticizing or trying to turn you into a carbon copy of themselves. Don’t look to someone else’s ideal or opinion to define or judge your own character, self-worth, style, etc.