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Deformationalplagio
Born deformed
- Dec 28, 2019
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Plagiocephaly has nothing to do with facial asymmetry it can make the face look asymmetric but this is a misunderstanding that a lot of people have about the condition. Because of the flatness of the back of the head the face gets rotates to the side in the picture provided it looks like im sligtly looking to the side when i look up you can see it the most clearly. Im actually pulling my head right up straght in front of me it creates the ilusion of slightly looking toward the left in my front picture its the right because its a morrored picture im not turning my face my head is facing rhe front. Wich doesnt look necessaryly bad in pictures but in motion like daily life its very very very noticeable. I had pretty bad stuff in life believe me abuse, being homeless. Having other medical issues but plagiocephaly is way worse then any of that not like im trying to play the game who has it the worst but its the truth. Im in a other community with alot of other people having this condition and 90% of them wants to ctb and some of them already did. Its something you can only understand if you have it i guess.I don't want anyone to feel like i'm downplaying your conditions or undermining your feelings about your appearances, but here's my zero bullshit observations based on the images provided;
Csmith, your shit is not fucked up at all. You have a friendly looking face with good hair and you appear to be in decent physical shape. Your bone structure and complexion are above average. I don't know how things are with regards to other aspects of your life, but I can tell you, your looks are not bad at all.
Plagio, I understand your concern and have some knowledge of your condition. Your forehead appears even. Are you concerned that your Zygoma (cheekbones) are uneven? I suffer from that but I can't really tell if you do from the picture. You may not be perfectly symmetrical but you're features are in proportion and you look healthy (from the picture). There is nothing remarkable or shocking about your appearance, which is a good position to be in. Great facial hair BTW.
The dude with the birthmark doesn't have to worry about that much. I used to work with a guy who had about 50% of his face covered with something similar. It was called a Port-wine stain or something, and it literally covered half of his face. He grew his confidence through sports, had a fantastic personality, and his physique was impressive. His wife was an attractive woman both physically and mentally. I believe they are currently expecting their second child.
But please don't think I'm here to tell you that appearance means nothing and all the other bullshit platitudes you've probably heard a thousand times before. I'm as sick as you are of being told it's what's inside that counts by people who then spend ages doing makeup, or huge amounts on haircuts and clothes, or take a thousand fucking selfies a day. People are hypocrites. Everyone judges everyone on almost everything, and physical appearance is one of the most commonly judged criteria. It's not even only human nature....all animals do it.
I really do believe that it is possible to reach a degree of disfigurement that makes living a normal life impossible. From what I've seen of the pictures in this thread (and I can only speak about what I've actually seen), you guys aren't close to that degree. Of course it's all subjective to the individual. For example the guy I knew with the port-wine stain on his face. He could confidently perform presentations to the rest of the workforce without any fucks given (eventually). Another guy I work with at my present job calls in sick if he gets as much as one spot on his chin. It's relative to their developed coping mechanisms.
From my experience I've found a lot of cosmetic surgeons to be egotistical, money orientated, lying, narcissists. Some even psychopathic (maybe that's a necessity for cutting strangers open daily). Either that or completely unaware of their own utter incompetence. These pricks are dishonest with their before/after pictures and are entirely different people once surgery has been completed. Many provide zero aftercare and will even charge to revise their own mistakes. If something does go wrong, you are highly unlikely to win in any form of legal conflict. It's a shady business full of smiling snakes. However, sometimes it may be worth the risk. It depends on the condition, the proposed solution, the surgeon, and some old fashioned luck.
I'm not saying don't investigate surgeries or whatever, just that if I could transform into either of you guys right now, i'd be a happy man. Hope you have a good day and be kind to yourselves :)