After showcasing her incredible metamorphosis in just four years, a woman surprised social media.
Toxii, a self-described fan of body modification, has nearly all of her body covered with tattoos, with the top half of her body totally covered in ink. However, that was only the start of her drastic transformation.
She has sliced her tongue in two, had horn-like implants placed in her forehead, had her nose removed, and her eyes and tongue tattooed.
In case you were wondering, she did indeed store the severed bodily parts in little jars.
Toxii surprised her fans by posting a unique before-and-after photo of her makeover on Instagram recently. She was nearly unrecognizable in 2019 with her long blond hair, subtle glam makeup, and no obvious tattoos or body changes.
She now loves her new identity and proudly shows off her jet-black hair, major body changes, and extensive inking in small bikinis.
When asked why, she said, “Because I like to be imperfect, and I think that imperfections make you unique,” according to The Mirror.
keeps her nose in a little container.
Renowned street artist Devon Rodriguez recently interviewed Toxii, who has about 160,000 Instagram followers, and asked her about the most agonizing aspect of her metamorphosis.
Regarding the horn implants, he said, “Did those hurt, the ones in the forehead?”
“No, absolutely not,” she answered. “I believe my nose removal was much worse.”
The healing process took about eight weeks, she said. After that, Rodriguez asked the question that was on everyone’s mind: “Did you keep the nose?”
“I have all my body parts, in like little jars, yeah,” she replied without hesitation.
Social media responds
Her abrupt turnaround left many absolutely perplexed, while others commended her confidence.
One individual commented, “You used to be so gorgeous.”
“Why in the world did you harm yourself in this way?”
“Why do you hate yourself?” said another.
Some even asked how she managed to have so many surgeries done so quickly. One person recommended, “I believe these decisions are best made over a longer period of time.” “This rapid impulsivity breeds regret and dissatisfaction.”
However, the responses went beyond individual viewpoints; others conjectured a more sinister, supernatural force.
One reader asserted, “The only explanation for this is that she is possessed and has a deep, strong poltergeist possessing her.”
Another said, “Without the attachment of the Unknown, there is no other need for this much body modification and Satanic rituals to be performed.”
The last word
Toxii maintains her extreme appearance and unreserved self-expression in spite of the criticism.
One thing is evident despite the online debate about whether her metamorphosis is amazing, startling, or unearthly: she is totally dedicated to being her own version of herself.
Does Toxii’s metamorphosis pose more profound queries regarding body alteration society, or is it a powerful declaration of self-expression?
Do drastic changes like these indicate something else or are they a manifestation of genuine individuality? Participate in the discussion in the comments!
