posted August 20, 2019 11:21 AM            

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Originally posted by Dumuzi:
since when does surgery count as natural beauty?

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posted August 20, 2019 11:29 AM            

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Originally posted by Still_Hopeful:
Nothing is symmetrical.You have to accept it. If however for some reason you do not like your nose, you can always opt for plastic surgery to "fix" your nose. HOWEVER as with any surgery it involve risks (I am not talking about life risks, even though it can happen) but the risk of not like your nose after surgery . Anyways, I have nothing against plastic surgery , but I think it should done after 25. Couple of my friends "fixed" their noses. One absolutely adores it, another (well she is on your 3rd nose job) ... never satisfied. But mind you, all of them are adults in their 30s (they are adults and they can AFFORD it financially) I would advise against doing anything in your teens or earlier 20s , imho

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If I were to get my alarplasty done in 2020, I would only need to save $3000 for it.

posted August 20, 2019 11:34 AM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
Hi everyone

Eyebrows excluded, although I have not devoted any time, nor energy, into wearing makeup, for the past 3 years, I'm very interested in (eventually) having a perfectly symmetrical face. My family members think I should accept my attractive face the way it is, but I'm not happy with it; and the Sagittarius Moon in me, wants to make myself happy happy happy.
When I hated my uneven gums and teeth, my mother paid to get them fixed through dental surgery; now I LOVE my smile.

There's nothing anyone can do about having uneven eyes, but since I have big beautiful watery eyes, I've accepted that I have one higher than the other. However, I cannot stand my asymmetric nose because it ruins, the symmetry of my feminine bone structure. I'm not 100% sure about getting a rhinoplasty, since I have what-is-considered a "small" nose; but I'm very interested in starting-off with an alarplasty to correct my nose.

Also, my lips are slightly too big and asymmetric, so I'm contemplating getting a lip-reduction done, at some point in my 20s. It's not a top financial priority though.

Don't get me wrong, I know I sound very picky with my physical appearance/presentation; I admit though, I've been told that I have a very beautiful face. It's just that, I'd like to fix the imperfections for "improvement"

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posted August 20, 2019 11:39 AM            

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this **** is breakn my heart. u need to move asap. "Pretty for a black girl". this is the epitome of racism and self hate. I know u have the competence to see how condescending this is. I know you recognize the under handed context.

when do you hear people say o your pretty for a white girl??..

u don't because they set the standard for beauty. they took it upon themselves and gave themselves that authority. you have your own authority, heart and mind. you have your own culture who accepts you for what ever features the status quo says are flaws, flaws that requires surgery to get but its now beautiful.

posted August 20, 2019 11:43 AM            

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Originally posted by hypatia238:
Regardless people that get surgery on their faces look very far from natural beauty.

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I admit, my friend Natalie had a rhinoplasty done when she was 19, 2 years ago; although she is very happy with her new nose, I admit her "genetically-natural" face looked "better' in a way.
https://www.solomonfacialplastic.com/before-after-gallery/rhinoplasty-toronto/patient-2/

posted August 20, 2019 11:48 AM            

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Originally posted by ULT12:
- Venus (values) in 1st (body, and/or self)
- Mars (where we expend our energy/put forth effort) in 1st (again: body, and/or self; our presentation to the world)

In Vedic, the 2nd House governs the face - one way Sun-2 manifests might be that you take pride(Sun = ego) in your face(2). Or in non-Vedic, Sun-2 might just manifest as pride about self, i.e.valuing(2) your Self(Sun).

Moon-6 means one is comforted by perfection, and Pluto-6 goes to extremes about detailedness. But these are not pointers on their own for flesh obsession - whereas the others are standalone points for appearance.

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posted August 20, 2019 11:54 AM            

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Originally posted by DRVM614K:
this **** is breakn my heart. u need to move asap. Pretty for a "black girl". this is the epitome of racism and self hate.

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I was just going to say the same thing. Who says something like that??

posted August 20, 2019 12:03 PM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
I admit, my friend Natalie had a rhinoplasty done when she was 19, 2 years ago; although she is very happy with her new nose, I admit her "genetically-natural" face looked "better' in a way.
https://www.solomonfacialplastic.com/before-after-gallery/rhinoplasty-toronto/patient-2/

However, this girls' results look very natural to me: https://www.solomonfacialplastic.com/before-after-gallery/rhinoplasty-toronto/patient-207/

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I remember your pic and I am telling you that your nose is PERFECT, if you do surgery on it you are risking actually messing it up! its not worth the risk, trust me!

posted August 20, 2019 12:48 PM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
Makes perfect "astrological" sense, thanks love!

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posted August 20, 2019 12:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Dumuzi:
race blindness actually happens with all races funny enough

some people just have a look about them too

i always see people who look just like my younger brother to a point where im always tempted to take ninja pics to make a him collage out of them with a picture of him thrown in to see if he can pick himself out (too much work to actually do though)

never see anyone who looks like my older brother though and no one ever tells me i look like anyone either

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posted August 20, 2019 12:54 PM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
I admit, my friend Natalie had a rhinoplasty done when she was 19, 2 years ago; although she is very happy with her new nose, I admit her "genetically-natural" face looked "better' in a way.
https://www.solomonfacialplastic.com/before-after-gallery/rhinoplasty-toronto/patient-2/

However, this girls' results look very natural to me: https://www.solomonfacialplastic.com/before-after-gallery/rhinoplasty-toronto/patient-207/

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posted August 20, 2019 01:05 PM            

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Originally posted by anonymidarkness:
Let her be, you look good tho LeoCancer with a million dollar smile that can light up anyone's day

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no amount of physical beauty can balance the amount of spiritual nonsense spewed in this thread. that smile will call for locusts and cicadas. I pray for here family seems like they have there heads on straight, oops i mean symmetrical. do a breasts job while ur at it those are never symmetrical.

posted August 20, 2019 01:08 PM            

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Originally posted by DRVM614K:
no amount of physical beauty can balance the amount of spiritual nonsense spewed in this thread. that smile will call for locusts and cicadas. I pray for here family seems like they have there heads on straight, oops i mean symmetrical. do a breasts job while ur at it those are never symmetrical.

this is the type of **** pluto and Saturn is digging up to be dealt with. theres is something for below the surface influencing this absurdity. it will be dealt with swiftly

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posted August 20, 2019 01:10 PM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
Oops, my bad. I meant "natural", as in, without makeup to cover-up.

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i don't know what you look like so i wont comment and say some **** about that, but i will say sometimes perceived imperfections are what makes someone attractive

it can make them stand out

it sounds like you're really young and can't do it right away anyway, so maybe as you get a little older you'll feel more secure with yourself

if you don't and you still feel like ypu need it, you do you, but there's always the risk that you don't like the result and sometimes **** goes wrong

ive seen plastic surgery look good and i've seen it just slightly alter someone in a way where they were prettier before even though i couldnt place what was wrong with their face after that was less attractive

posted August 20, 2019 01:31 PM            

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Originally posted by Still_Hopeful:
@Dumuzi, preach I am on the same page.

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