Anyone here attractive before surgery?

Anyone here objectively very attractive in facial features, prior to surgery? If yes why did you do the surgery?

I think attractiveness is just a nice bonus with LL, but it's mostly about feeling good about your own body.

Quote from: billsmafia on June 30, 2021, 08:45:38 AMAnyone here objectively very attractive in facial features, prior to surgery? If yes why did you do the surgery?

Yea and I had a big fat d*ck

your ass will be non-existent if you do femur

Me 🥺 lol but I look rough Af.

#ihateithere

Quote from: Dark on June 30, 2021, 11:49:17 AMyour ass will be non-existent if you do femur

That's fine. I have a fat ass for a guy at 5'5 and I don't even squat anymore. I've had a few instances where I caught girls giggling at my fat ass ugh

old forum  Admin was VERY attractive even before surgery.  Skeptical?  Just ask him.

He only dates models, by the way.

Everyone overrates themselves, but from experience with women and dating I’d say I’m very above average.  I’m definitely not doing this operation for dating purposes.

I'd imagine height being your only cosmetic imperfection would only make people focus on it and desire to change it even more.

Quote from: PerfectBody on June 30, 2021, 09:49:36 AMYea and I had a big fat d*ck

Me too bro, it’s a bit of a hassle.  I only hope that after limb lengthening it no longer drags on the ground, sidewalk chafing is really painful.  After +8cm femurs I’m hoping to be able to tuck the tip into one of my shoes comfortably.

 

Quote from: Nomad34 on June 30, 2021, 09:48:30 AMI think attractiveness is just a nice bonus with LL, but it's mostly about feeling good about your own body.

That’s how I view it.  I do care about the social aspect of height but it’s more that I’ve internalized a level of inferiority about my height after people close to me made me feel that way over the course of a decade.

Quote from: trunkmonkey on June 30, 2021, 11:17:36 PMI'd imagine height being your only cosmetic imperfection would only make people focus on it and desire to change it even more.

Maybe.  Other than my body (which is entirely in my control… I just need to keep working out again once I’m able to in a few months) it’s the only thing I’m insecure about.  I think if I were insecure about my face, I’d have too many insecurities to functionally normally.  But it’s also possible to be secure and “non ideal”.  Tons of people shorter than me are confident about their height, and tons of people taller than I will be after surgery are insecure about being 6’1 or 6’2 instead of 6’4 like actor so and so, or like a family member / friend.  Just look at Dwayne Johnson.  Dude is 6’2” but claims something ridiculous like 6’5”.  He’s huge, good looking, and very tall and even he’s insecure enough about his height to add nearly 3 inches…