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[Snuru]

I hate how I was born with an asymmetrical jaw while other people just naturally have balanced faces without even thinking about it. One side of my face looks different from the other, and now that I notice it, I can’t stop seeing it in mirrors, photos, or videos.
What makes it worse is that I never chose this. It’s just how my face developed, but I’m the one who has to deal with feeling insecure about it. People always say “nobody is perfectly symmetrical,” but when it’s your own face, it’s hard not to get frustrated over something you never had control over.

 

[daudthe1_]

I hate how I was born with an asymmetrical jaw while other people just naturally have balanced faces without even thinking about it. One side of my face looks different from the other, and now that I notice it, I can’t stop seeing it in mirrors, photos, or videos.
What makes it worse is that I never chose this. It’s just how my face developed, but I’m the one who has to deal with feeling insecure about it. People always say “nobody is perfectly symmetrical,” but when it’s your own face, it’s hard not to get frustrated over something you never had control over.

Rs

 

[arianwantstoascend]

I hate how I was born with an asymmetrical jaw while other people just naturally have balanced faces without even thinking about it. One side of my face looks different from the other, and now that I notice it, I can’t stop seeing it in mirrors, photos, or videos.
What makes it worse is that I never chose this. It’s just how my face developed, but I’m the one who has to deal with feeling insecure about it. People always say “nobody is perfectly symmetrical,” but when it’s your own face, it’s hard not to get frustrated over something you never had control over.

ahlie