Would you buy someone else's head? The question presents itself as another taboo in the body magic communities, and it lends itself to another question:
Why would you want to look like someone else?
The complexity of such an answer is what pushes many away from the act of purchasing new heads from body stores (which will take any part for cash in return). Perhaps others see it as unethical, or impractical. Your face is tied to, if not completely defining, your identity. And depending on said identity, you could either be loved, hated, or feared, with nothing done to warrant it.
Another issue is the cloning and selling of celebrity heads. Some do it willingly to add to their already abundant wealth, while others have theirs copied by illegal means, and without consent. Because of this growing problem, legislature has been introduced. Chipping every body part in circulation has been thought of as the de-facto way to curb that identity theft. The difficulty of enforcement, however, pushes the concept farther into the future.
For now, we must do our due-diligence to question those we interact with before drawing unfair---or well deserving---conclusions. Who knows. Perhaps in our future the free use of detaching whenever and whatever will be limited...or entirely prohibited if these dilemmas propagate to dangerous levels.
Not a world I would want to live in.
