societal acceptance of LL

I became a part of the LL community in early 2022, and since then I feel like i've seen a considerable shift in societal attitude toward height and to a surgery to this degree

back in 2022, if you ever mentioned online that being short was bad, people would gaslight you and tell you to take a shower or some bull . Nowadays I feel people just go "yep" or if some height comes up people will mention how bad being short is. (still preferable to gaslighting!)

and I feel like when ever discussions around CLL come up people are more understanding and positive now.

maybe its cope, but I feel like people may be beginning to understand.

Yes, nowadays people are more understanding about this. Leg lengthening surgery is slowly started to normalize just like rhinoplasty in people's minds. For example, if you have a bad nose, friends can easily suggest you to have surgery for it. Now when issue comes to stature, they say that if I felt short I would have leg lengthening surgery.  So yeah its a good thing that judgement is less compare to before.

Quote from: Charizard on March 10, 2024, 02:02:11 PMYes, nowadays people are more understanding about this. Leg lengthening surgery is slowly started to normalize just like rhinoplasty in people's minds. For example, if you have a bad nose, friends can easily suggest you to have surgery for it. Now when issue comes to stature, they say that if I felt short I would have leg lengthening surgery.  So yeah its a good thing that judgement is less compare to before.

lmao I plan to get most likely quadrilateral and humerus so we'll see how people react to that. I'd like to be open about it, I mean with gaining 6 inches it's kind of impossible not to be... but I think people will see what im doing as overboard  but tbh dont really care. depressing life, suicide, or some judgment, yeah im taking the judgment