limerence
walking foid repellent
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stats: 17.8 years old, 178cm, ltn
plan: my main flaws are as follows, my mandible is short and recessed, Tyrone nose, horrible chin to philtrum ratio, and bad ipd. My strengths are not much uee at all. This is primarily due to being blessed with short eyelids and has nothing to do with brow ridge mass. I also have perfect fwhr and perfect pct. I am planning on keeping my Tyrone nose. I will never touch it or abandon my heritage even if I am hardstuck mtn for the rest of my life. The tyrone nose is who I am, and changing it will result in me being a different person. The main goal of the ascension is not to make me a different person but to rather fix what was lost during my development. I have multiple routes for my mandible I'm considering. For one I have currently received braces. They have diagnosed me with a severe overbite which I am pretty sure is why my mandible grew incorrectly. They have offered to correct the overbite via rubberbands but I don't think this will fix the damage that was already done. I'm considering jaw implants but before I make a decision I will be getting jaw filler on my 18th birthday in a few weeks. Another thing I would like to fix is my test levels, so I have an appointment with the endocrinologist scheduled for April 1st and will continue to plan from there what needs to be done based on the results.
plan: my main flaws are as follows, my mandible is short and recessed, Tyrone nose, horrible chin to philtrum ratio, and bad ipd. My strengths are not much uee at all. This is primarily due to being blessed with short eyelids and has nothing to do with brow ridge mass. I also have perfect fwhr and perfect pct. I am planning on keeping my Tyrone nose. I will never touch it or abandon my heritage even if I am hardstuck mtn for the rest of my life. The tyrone nose is who I am, and changing it will result in me being a different person. The main goal of the ascension is not to make me a different person but to rather fix what was lost during my development. I have multiple routes for my mandible I'm considering. For one I have currently received braces. They have diagnosed me with a severe overbite which I am pretty sure is why my mandible grew incorrectly. They have offered to correct the overbite via rubberbands but I don't think this will fix the damage that was already done. I'm considering jaw implants but before I make a decision I will be getting jaw filler on my 18th birthday in a few weeks. Another thing I would like to fix is my test levels, so I have an appointment with the endocrinologist scheduled for April 1st and will continue to plan from there what needs to be done based on the results.
