
Jason Voorhees
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I see too many 14-16 year olds thinking they should get surgery the second that you can save up some scrape together enough money, opting for the cheapest surgeon available.. Doesn't work like that and that's a terrible way to approach it. Surgery is a one time things. One and done you only get a single shot so make sure it is the best shot you have. Get second opinions, get as informed as you can. Like my dad would say An investment in knowledge pays the best interest.
You do not approach with a rushed scarcity mindset. You get surgery when you can comfortably cover the cost and the follow ups, recovery and in case a botch happens that surgery also. But muh bro I'm feeling suicidal and feel like killing myself living in this body. I need surgery rn. No you don't and you are going to feel 10x more suicidal with deep BPD if you don't get the desired outcomes.. this is how someone High IQ approaches surgery.
I technically could go ahead with the surgery right now, but I'm deliberately holding back. Money isn't the main issue it's more about the logistics and the social aspect of it as an adult who isn't a social recluse and has responsibilities over his head. I don't know how I will be able to explain any of this to my parents, my friend. It's not like I can just disappear for two months without anyone noticing recovery time alone requires serious planning. Not to mention you need to mentally prepare yourself for all this. It isn't easy. It's not uncommon for patients to end up in depression and end up with the real BPD the kind that makes you want to harm yourselfm
That's why I'm taking this process seriously. Getting multiple consultations, gathering second opinions, reading research papers, and speaking directly with experienced surgeons to understand the risks, expected outcomes, and best possible approach. This isn't something to rush into it's a major decision that changes your body, health, and lifestyle long term. You need to plan and play your cards properly. This is non-negotiable. Just do yourself a favour and don't get surgery if you are not willing to put in the due diligence. You are just doing mental mastrubation at that point.
You do not approach with a rushed scarcity mindset. You get surgery when you can comfortably cover the cost and the follow ups, recovery and in case a botch happens that surgery also. But muh bro I'm feeling suicidal and feel like killing myself living in this body. I need surgery rn. No you don't and you are going to feel 10x more suicidal with deep BPD if you don't get the desired outcomes.. this is how someone High IQ approaches surgery.
I technically could go ahead with the surgery right now, but I'm deliberately holding back. Money isn't the main issue it's more about the logistics and the social aspect of it as an adult who isn't a social recluse and has responsibilities over his head. I don't know how I will be able to explain any of this to my parents, my friend. It's not like I can just disappear for two months without anyone noticing recovery time alone requires serious planning. Not to mention you need to mentally prepare yourself for all this. It isn't easy. It's not uncommon for patients to end up in depression and end up with the real BPD the kind that makes you want to harm yourselfm
That's why I'm taking this process seriously. Getting multiple consultations, gathering second opinions, reading research papers, and speaking directly with experienced surgeons to understand the risks, expected outcomes, and best possible approach. This isn't something to rush into it's a major decision that changes your body, health, and lifestyle long term. You need to plan and play your cards properly. This is non-negotiable. Just do yourself a favour and don't get surgery if you are not willing to put in the due diligence. You are just doing mental mastrubation at that point.
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