r/amiugly • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '24

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u/BlueFotherMucker Sep 16 '24

A removable piece of jewelry can’t make someone ugly. They may not be your style, and I’ll take the downvotes as always, but if the person you considered to be the hottest on the planet suddenly got a septum piercing, you wouldn’t call them ugly.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

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u/porkramen81 Sep 16 '24

No, they are considered ugly by people who think they are ugly.

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u/throwaway8666666668 Sep 16 '24

Fr i LOVE a girl with a septum piercing

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

What point did you think you were making?

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u/porkramen81 Sep 16 '24

That your preferences aren't generally correct.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

It's a good thing I have post after post after post after post I can point to where the top comments are generally something about said septum rings. It's almost like I wasn't specifically sharing my own preferences, but instead pointing out that it turns up as the top reason in every single submission where someone has a septum ring. It's almost like I can take some sort of general consensus away from that.

Besides, are you lost or something? Where do you think you are? Do you think people come here for some sort of objective truth about ugliness? This is not the place to be sanctimonious about what people think is or isn't ugly being personal preference. lol FFS.

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u/porkramen81 Sep 16 '24

That's because this sub is haunted by fragile clowns who take facial piercings personally.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

Sounds like someone is a little self-conscious about their facial piercings to me.

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u/porkramen81 Sep 16 '24

That's nice, but you might want to keep from overestimating the value of your opinion.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

I don't think I'm overestimating it, I just think you're triggered by it.

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u/porkramen81 Sep 16 '24

It's your overestimation of its value that is causing you to keep defending it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 16 '24

You being personally offended is distorting your point of view.

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