Soccer asked and then answered his own question, “Do we need to outlaw it in schools based upon a moronic hoax. Nope.

It’s not exactly a moronic hoax because we have this girl, Chiara Dell’Abate aka through social media as, Aydin Mod.



A 22-year-old from Rome, Italy is fur-real about looking like a feline, so much so, she's gone through a whopping 20 surgeries to look like one.

Making herself look like a cat is Dell'Abate's daily reality. Dell'Abate told Media Drum World she first started modifying her body at a very young age. She got her first piercing and underwent her first ear stretching at the age of 11 and she's become 'devoted to body modification' ever since according to her Instagram, getting over 72 piercings by the time she was 16 and now with a staggering 20 body modifications too.

The 'cat lady' - who's amassed an impressive 65 million views on TikTok - has 0.8cm upper lip piercings, a 1.6 cm inner labia piercing and nose piercings.
She's also got a tongue bifurcation - her tongue split into two prongs - two holes above her lip and has undergone blepharoplasty - a type of surgery which removes excess skin from the eyelids, as well as having her nipples removed, six genital beads added and her eyeballs tattooed.

Oh, and her hands have ten subdermal - below the skin - implants too and she has four horns on her head.
But she doesn't want to stop there.

Of her plans for future surgeries, she says: "To achieve the full cat-like look, I will need a cat eyes lift or canthoplasty - surgery to produce more elongated and naturally almond-shaped eyes - teeth reshaping, upper lip cut, more fillers.

"I’ll put a thing called transdermal, which is like a huge micro dermal to attach a tail and definitely more tattoos."
And on top of that, she'd like a boob job too

Overall, Dell'Abate thinks she 'would be a pretty cool cat lady' and reflects how 'crazy' it is 'to see how much the human body can change and what you can actually achieve from body modifications'.
She resolves: "Through them [body mods], I feel free to stay true to myself, regardless of what people think.
"They make me feel good, and that’s what matters."