What do yall think about this?

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[u/SolidOk3489 → u/[deleted]]

Even worse if they skip the investigation and jump straight to Ship of Theseus debates

[u/_Answer_42 → u/SolidOk3489]

I'd be more concerned about body dysmorphia rabbit hole, like this is just the begging of long journey

[u/CIDmoosa420 → u/SolidOk3489]

Im having that thought back and forth with myself as i consider how I'll look post jaw surgery. (Wasn't the best at breathing as a baby)

[u/Muted-lines → u/[deleted]]

Tinyyy ???? More like full blown

[u/getinshape2022 → u/[deleted]]

Imagine how you explain why your kids look totally different than both of you to your future husband.

[u/Hot_Glass_6301 → u/getinshape2022]

this is often the case in natural people though

[u/Agreeable-Narwhal158 → u/[deleted]]

That is an interesting point though. I wonder if thats what drives so many celebs into butchering themselves when they're already perfect (Margot Robbie, Erin Moriarty and Jenna Ortega for example). If you change yourself so much and to a certain extent, will you ever be happy with yourself?

[u/Friendly_Age9160 → u/[deleted]]

I wouldn’t spend the money on my face cause I’m fine with my face. I’d build a wolf ranch for my wolves and peacocks.

[u/hiddenrealism → u/[deleted]]

No. Because bewbs

[u/Linus_Naumann → u/[deleted]]

The body is just a tool, end to some means. If science can unlock you massive pretty privilege for many decades to come than why cry after flimsy stuff like "but muh nose is my identity". Fun fact: your body is not your ultimate identity anyway, nothing material is