You don’t have to lie to us. We all know that the real reason behind the nose job is not because you were self conscious, it’s because Thursday was hungry.
The fact that people find "Teya" hard to spell, so they opt for "strange aeons" instead is incredible, honestly I had to look at her instagram to get the correct spelling just to make this comment
That’s just a plastic surgeon thing, they always try to sell you on more and more surgeries, no matter how nice the dr is, they gotta make that extra $$
@@cloroxbleach8986 yeah but that was a decision she came to by herself. I think it's wrong for a Dr to suggest potential future cosmetic surgeries for things she probably doesn't even think about. It just seems sketchy and I hope it doesn't sew a seed of self consciousness.
Jo I agree that her chin is perfect and suits her, but a lot of doctors suggest/recommend chin augmentations following rhinoplasties. If your new nose is what you wanted, but doesn’t “harmonize” with your face, that’s a common way to make most people feel like their face is “balanced” again. :)
electricbouguereau It should be for whoever needs or wants it. Who needs it should be determined by a doctor and who wants it should be determined by the people who are considering it, not some unqualified random internet person. If plastic surgery was only used for victims of violence it would be much more expensive then it already is. Also, many people would be out of a job and those who were able to keep their jobs as plastic surgeons would be payed significantly less because there wouldn’t be as much demand for it. Overall, your idea sucks.
my nose is always a before picture and i’m trying very hard to learn to love it because surgery will probably never be an option for me. just putting this here for people in the comments who also hate their nose but have no other choice but to make the most of it, i’m here for you.
A lot of my friends don’t like their nose, but personally and as an artist I think they look lovely and unique, I don’t know how to tell them because every time I try they say “oh you don’t know how it feels your nose is perfect” i just end up being disappointed
same, i hate my side profile so much but surgery is not a viable financial or something practical for me right now, and probably for a while. so... yeah. here we are.
Same! I'm currently planning my wedding, and trying to figure out how I can get married without all the guests seeing a very unattractive side angle of my nose during the ceremony. So thank you for reminding me to stay positive.
so I possibly have to get surgery on my eyes and the doctor is SO sexist, like wow, it's BLATANT and I hate him, I refuse to go alone to him as a woman, I make my dad come with me so he actually listens to the concerns. so the doctor vibe check? a REAL thing
M O O D so i had an unexplained seizure-like syncope and got referred to a cardiologist so my then-boyfriend took me and he talked to HIM instead of ME almost the entire time as if I wasn't the patient? And he wasn't even there when it happened I just needed a ride and we made that explicitly clear but he still directed the majority of the conversation at him.
Did we have the exact same doctor because I had to have surgery on my throat last year and the doctor was such a creep. I’m a trans dude but he’d seen my paperwork so obviously thought of me as a woman, and was way too touchy-feely with my chest and well. I may not be a doctor but something tells me the esophagus isn’t located in my nipples. During the follow-up I brought my grandfather for extra security and the man still talked to me in an extremely slow, over-enunciated voice and was touching me way too much. When speaking to my grandpa he’d switched to a normal speaking tone-purely professional. Trust your gut, ladies. Creeps are everywhere
Oh it's a real thing. I've had what I call "the surgeon attitude". Put sexism with that and it must be brutal. I think the surgeon attitude comes from having to have the shear confidence in having a diagnosis, doing the surgery, cutting someone, carrying it through, and doing so over a career. But what becomes commonplace for surgeons is a life-altering event for the patients. Like any specialist they need to treat their patients with care and compassion, not attitude.
@@Loveless6825 I don't think so, lol, my guy wasn't that bad thank god. I'm sorry you got such a creep. I can't imagine dealing with that shit as a trans guy that must suck ass. With my doc, whenever I went alone or with my mom, he was totally chill if a bit patronizing-- but if my dad or boyfriend was there it was like he was obligated to address them first and foremost. Like if we're talking about my health can you at least talk to ME about it and not act like I'm not in the room? Jeez.
Try drinking more water. Itll hydrate your face and don't wear a lot of make up, clogs your pores, and don't pop pimples it makes them worse since our hands carry germs
@@poopinfruz9771 thats not a word. that has no meaning. u cant just make shit up bc youre mad ppl dont like that youre insulting trans people who just want to live comfortably
I got that at 21, it tremendously helped my self esteem and improved my quality of life. I think people who don't have something that causes them legit distraught can't fully understand how much it means to get it changed.
I’m sure it did a lot for your back pain too! Anyone who says you shouldn’t “alter what god gave you” doesn’t consider the quality of life consequences
Yh exactly, I personally would never get any (for now) but I kinda have very conventionally attractive features, but I seriously dont think people should tell people what to do with their bodies. Like wtf it's not hurting anyone and it helps people feel good about themselves
I just had breast augmentation surgery a month ago, and it's like you're putting my emotions into words. The reason why I got it done is so similar to yours! Thanks for being so open about it, it helps remove the stigma around plastic surgery. No, we don't feel fake lol we feel more confident and thereby more like ourselves!
I want to get a breast augmentation in the near future, I hope all went well with yours! I’m only worried about what it’ll be like right after surgery, the pain & whatnot lol.
yeeessssss i'm about to get a nose job but it's mostly bc i breathe bad (deviated septum). i've always hated my nose but if it wasn't for the medical part i wouldn't have the courage and she posted this the same day as i got my last tests for the surgery.
Awesome transhumanist future, we shall be masters of our flesh! I'm about to get laser eye surgery so I won't need glasses, improving human bodies ftw.
@@partygreatgirl the pain was kinda bad the first few days and I was VERY dependant on my boyfriend to help me get up whenever I was sitting/laying down! But with all the pain killers you basically sleep all the time, so it was alright 😊
It's a shame that our culture conditions us to see larger or defined noses as unattractive. I love a face with a larger nose. It's such a shame so many women are made to feel ugly when it is such a gorgeous and unique look. It's a shame you were made to hate your nose, but I'm glad you are happy with the change.
Who says it was cultural conditions? She might just not think that her nose compliments her face. Not everything has to be a by-product of conditioning, and it could be down to just simple personal taste. Assuming that everyone is bullied or brainwashed into getting a procedure is insulting to freedom of choice.
@@Syklonus people are largely influenced by society it is more likely that decisions regarding beauty are not made in a vacuum but rather based on social ideals and trends. Sure it could be more individualistic however it is far more likely not to be. Even if society hasn't actively told you to do something subconciously it can influence you.
Syklone it is cultural, it’s influenced by white beauty standards. Look at Hollywood actors. They all look the same, especially the women. Some ethnicities have bigger noses, doesn’t mean its not beautiful just because it doesn’t fit white beauty standards. I have a big nose, looks greek or roman, and I like it because it shows my origines, where my ancestors came from. I feel confident af with my big nose, but it’s definitely rare for women to feel beautiful with big noses when everything in western society tells them women are supposed to have small noses. Because women are supposed to be fragile and delicate. Just a load of bullshit imo. People wouldn’t be complexed with their body image if society didn’t put any pressure on them. I fucking doubt if we lived in the woods and that no one cared about appearances that ppl would still feel the need to get plastic surgery just “for themselves”. It’s even proven that good looking people have better chances of getting hired for a job in our society. At this point, it’s linked to survival of the fittest. Like yeah, it is cultural and with this kind of competitive/stressful environment that we live in, where everyone constantly compares themselves with each other, it’s not far fetched. Dude we grow up in a society that teaches you to do better than your classmates in order to succeed, since primary school. We are so fucking conditioned.
@@Syklonus You cannot actively fight against something by denying it exists. You insult freedom of choice, only by acknowledging all the influences on you can you fight against them, then you are free to make an independent choice. She may have made this choice completely on her own, but you cannot deny that this culture values smaller noses more than larger ones. The fastest way to get tricked is to believe you can't be.
I really hate it when people think that it’s like a “fake” thing or means you’re a “plastic” like, most people are fine with hair dyes or tattoos. Same thing. Let people be happy as long as they don’t hurt others
Why did she want to? Where did the desire for a smaller nose come from? Could it have anything to do with anything society is doing or has done in the realm of beauty standards? Large noses are often used to make racist caricatures of Jewish and Middle Eastern people: could centuries of this kind of media image possibly inform a white woman's own internal ideas of beauty? Good for her that she is happy with her appearance now, no shade, but people feeling insecure about their appearances could be symptomatic of a far larger problem, and a few thousand dollars and a good plastic surgeon aren't available to most people, and even if they were, doesn't address the possible root causes. She can do what she wants, but can she choose what she wants, and should society be structured in such a way that insecurity informs what people want? It's a reasonable and necessary discussion to be had, and personal freedom doesn't make it go away.
@@WillToNihilsm What's wrong with artificial self improvement? If you don't like something about yourself that you can't naturally change but are willing to change artificially, what's the problem?
I want to do that some day but by getting an industrial piercing (bar through the top of the ear). I've never had any piercings and I have a SUPER big phobia of needles (literal full-blown, sometimes violent meltdowns) so to get to that point would be awesome.
@@rockercaterrorencountered4924 I have 3 tattoos & 7 piercings. I still hate getting IVs and blood drawn. Piercing and tattoo needles feel so much different, than medical needles. Trust me it's so much less scary lol
@@lexibrandi3355 It's more the whole "something is entering my body and it shouldn't be" feeling. It's good to know they're different, tho. Unfortunately, my phobia doesn't really care what type of needle is coming my way. It's like a switch flips in my brain and I just revert to "poke bad, must escape".
RockerCatErrorEncountered 404 I know right I want an industrial piercing as well but I’ve heard that it swells and hurts real bad, so I’m not sure anymore
As a trans person with dysphoria I kind of relate to this....Im planning on getting top surgery in August and im rlly excited but its weird because im big into body positivity and loving your body and giving society the middle finger for making you feel like ur appearance is wrong, and yet here I am getting my titties chopped off because I feel like no one will see me as anything but a girl if i have em! Honestly I think its kind of like, its not our jobs to try to undo all of the shit that we have learned about what beauty is all the time, since Im never gonna be comfy with having tiddies and u were never gonna be comfy with ur nose and like sure that might be because of societal beauty standards or whatever but that doesnt help with the mental affects of being unhappy with how you look. Sorry this is kinda rambly lol but i appreciate this video as a trans person. also PEEL THE TIDDY
Hey, ik you don’t realize this, but don’t be an asshole about the way they say boobs lol. It’s kinda dumb to bother anyone about something like that. Ik many people who like to say titties because it is fun to say. So what if it is immature? Don’t be an ass.
@@Bombshellbinder I'm the one who's getting my breasts removed dude, I'll refer to the procedure as immaturely as a goddamn like. I like making jokes about it to help cope with the nerves it brings since it's, y'know, a major surgery. I don't understand why you felt the need to act like I was being immature about something serious when I'm the one going through it.
@@Bombshellbinder Many trans people don't like to even talk about their gendered body parts, and we (I'm also trans) often use allegories and "cringy" words to make it feel and sound easier for ourselves.
TimeKeeper Emi Yes. There was a girl on tumblr years ago who commissioned someone to turn her toe (that was amputated) into jewelry. Strange Æons made a video on it lol
It makes me sad seeing a couple of comments saying they are sad that they have the 'before' nose and need it 'fixed' now Please don't feel like you have to change yourself
personally that's why i still dislike cosmetic surgery... i get it on an individual level, wanting to be more comfortable with yourself, but i hate that it is becoming so popular and "normal". this way more and more people will feel validated in their insecurities and go for a quick fix instead of trying to accept themselves the way they are. and there will be less variety in looks because in the end, it's never really a "personal choice" but a desire that has been influenced by beauty ideals and trends, so everyone sort of goes for the same look. it's a bit sad. that being said, i don't blame anyone who chooses to get surgery, it's more about the beauty industry and influencers who promote it and money-hungry surgeons.
kitt It’s those little things that make people unique 😇 I’m all for people changing things if they want to but I think if everyone looked the exact same it’d be really boring
Watching videos like this are almost a form of self-torture for me because I have spent my whole life cultivating my self love and acceptance of my appearance but i nearly always find that I am very close to the "before" picture and it sets me back, ngl. I tend to be grateful for my nose because it adds something unique to my appearance, but seeing how people perceive the feature negatively can make me start to feel insecure. Just something I need to work on personally, just wanted to share a perspective on the matter.
Everyone has different beauty expectations and different levels of insecurities, some people will consider your nose ugly, others pretty. There are people who get surgery for the most minuscule things, and others live their lives with a crooked nose. The important thing is to keep yourself afloat and continue to cherish yourself. Think about it like this, if a straight, small nose wasn't the beauty standard, would you still be as self conscious? Don't let beauty standards affect your views, because the mainstream is trash anyways.
@@Haiylin Generally speaking, I do like my nose. I think it's pretty cute. But watching videos with someone bashing on a fairly similar nose makes me feel insecure. I'm very aware of society and their trends. Who knows, maybe one day big noses will be considered more attractive.
@@chicka-boom7540 You don't have to feel insecurite! It's what makes you who you are. You've lived all your live to this point with the nose you have, I can definitely empathise that it gets rough sometimes. But at the end of the day, one surgery correctes one insecurity, but confidence kills all of them
"Dr. Rival" sounds like a comic book villain, I giggled. I had a great dentist named Dr. Love and when I moved (really far) away I was sad he'd no longer be my dentist. I'm super glad you had a good experience!
I'm hoping surgery can become less stigmatized in society. I know especially in my family it's frowned upon, and being trans (personally) leaves surgeries in my future. We all have one life to live, why can't be look how we want? EDIT: To clarify, I'm not saying being trans is inherently related to surgery. Plenty of folks don't medically transition or get top/bottom surgery. I'm speaking mostly about my experience here. My main point is that changing the way we look through cosmetic surgeries should be less stigmatized. I want a nose job too. There's a conversation to be had about society and how we view ourselves for sure. I'm not here to take attention from the video (or be worshipped? wtf?). I enjoy your content a lot, Strange Aeons, and I'm glad you're happy!
i think the difference is that there is a giant industry behind plastic surgery. and it's really benefitting from all of the influencers "normalizing" it lately. people making money off of your insecurities has always been at the heart of the beauty industry :/
"at the end of the day it's a nose" is a honestly super important I was kind of uncomfortable starting up this video for a bit. Not bc I'm like "plastic surgery bad!!" Or whatever. I'm a huge fan of owning your own body and doing what you want with it. I wasn't sure why for a bit, but as you kept insisting "just nose" and it isn't "bad" I realized what my stuff was. I have a very big nose. It's bumpy. I love it. But there's a lot of society trying to tell me that I shouldn't, that it's bad, and I'm ugly for it. So I was kind of worried, that even subtly, this video would tell me my nose was bad. You really tried to avoid that and I very much appreciate it. I wish we could talk about plastic surgery without so many pitfalls (Side note: I could probably use a fix for my deviated septum, but there's a lot of horror stories of doctors just going "oh ill fix that" without patients consent and changing people's noses.)
This is the second cis female goth RUclipsr who's attracted to women I've seen getting a nosejob in 2019. Wait we're already more than a week into 2020 so this might actually have started this year... Well damn.
"I was feeling fun, fresh, and flirty... in the postop area just chilling" you are so cute. So happy you did this for yourself and that you were able to get closed rhinoplasty.
teya has always been beautiful as literally everyone should agree, but i feel like in this video she's rly just radiating this beautiful person energy? i genuinely can't tell the difference nose-wise almost all of the time, but you can tell she's so much happier and i think that extra confidence is, not only the most important thing here, but also the reason she looks like a literal star :) i'm so so happy for her and i can't stop smiling, this is so wholesome and she looks FAB !!!
There's the possibility that I'll have to get a rhinoplasty to correct my sinuses (cluster migraines yaaaaaay) and hearing you talk about choosing the doctor and the definitely real doctor vibe check lessens my anxiety over it. I've been under the knife three times for different medical reasons, and the last two doctors I either despised or felt anxious around. I'm glad you had an excellent experience and decided to share it with us!
If it's for your sinuses it may just be septoplasty, that's what I had because of an extremely deviated septum. It generally doesn't effect how your nose looks on the outside whereas a rhinoplasty is cosmetic only and it's purpose is to make the nose look different :). Sorry for the ramble, I just thought some of this might be helpful.
@@nunpho It actually really is! I hadn't heard the difference; when I brought it up with my GP, they just called it a rhinoplasty instead of septoplasty. Good information to know;. Thank you for sharing!
Ok, my story begins on a morning in early November. This was a day I had been dreaming of for months. They say I get my worm on a string. My child. I had a blast with this worm. He was everything, I had him and he had me. Two peas in a pod, nay, two worms in a pod. We shared my memories, until I got home, checked my pockets. Oh no! He was gone! I looked everywhere for him. Everywhere. I was alone for days, then weeks, then months. Until today. I was walking home when I noticed something in the snow. Something bright pink, and fluffy. I walk towards it and pick it up. I grab it, and, you’ll never guess what it was. My child. My baby boy. My worm. Reunited, at last.
I'm glad YT finally suggested this video to me. A nose job is something I've wanted a long time as part of my transition and so many people around me insisted "you will regret it and need to not have it" for years, to the point that my transition therapist and HRT doctors made it clear doing so would adversely affect my care available from them. This actually helps to undo the fear-baiting they did to me.
i also had a rhinoplasty in november and i love it! it's changed how i view myself so much and i've never felt this comfortable in my own skin. your nose looks amazing and i'm glad you're happy with it
Thanks for making this. My sister used to ruthlessly tease me about my nose, and shamed me when I got a nose job. I don’t regret the surgery bc I look amazing, but this helped me feel better about being a person who has had cosmetic surgery.
At first I noticed a huge difference and then I realized, oh wait... the nose looks the same from the front I’m just noticing the empty void of space where your septum piercing was. Anyway, glad you’re happy with it
Lmaooo “quite frankly he passed the vibe check my dudes” glad you had a positive experience, your nose looks fab!! **also what lipstick are you wearing?! looove
For everyone insecure about their large noses who can't afford surgery and/or just don't want it, I promise that however many times you've looked at your nose and hated it someone has admired it. I have a very small nose, doesn't fit my face much and I adore bigger noses. I think they're charming and lovely. I especially envy people with nose bumps, I think they look so unique and attractive. So just keep that in mind. Helps me love my small one to know there's at least one person who envies it. :)
Ness If you decided what is right for you then I wish you all the best , but I just wanted to remind you that you are beautiful with and without the nose job and I hope you accept yourself, because what matters is on the inside anyways! Lots of love xx
honestly the way u perceive different facial aspects differently is so wild like my nose looks very very similar to ur old nose, just a slight bit bigger from the side but less wide but essentially the same, and it's the only part of my face i am CONFIDENT about, like i just LOVE it so my initial reaction to u hating ur nose was like DOES SHE SEE HERSELF????? but it's really such an intriguing thing how we can see things so differently, and i am so glad u feel better about ur nose now that's obviously what's important u kno
Funny enough, I have basically the same nose you had before and this video actually helped me realize that I've come to accept (and even like!?) my big weird nose. Usually a video like this would remind me of how insecure I am about my nose, but I feel oddly protective over my nose watching this. I think it's actually kind of cool having a nose that's different from a lot of people's noses, even if I do tend to think smaller and/or straighter noses are cuter/more attractive. I didn't expect to walk away from this confident about my nose, but here I am anyway, feeling pretty happy about the feature I used to dislike the most about myself. Self growth, woo!
you looked absolutely stunning before and you look absolutely stunning now. the fact that you're now more confident is all that matters and i'm glad you could do this for yourself. you're wonderful and i'm so happy that you're happy
I’m so happy for you and how you feel more confident now. I’ve always been self conscious about my nose profile too, for my entire life. Getting plastic surgery doesn’t make you a “fake” or “vain” person, and nobody should ever have to feel shamed about making a decision for themselves about their OWN body. Good for you, hope you have a fast recovery ♥️ best wishes
The whole time watching the video, all I could think about was my future feminization surgeries. Especially the parts where she was talking about people not wanting her to get it or her own hesitations about it.
Wow the timing of this is absolutely amazing. I'm watching this recovering from the nose job I just got the day you posted the video. Good for you, rooting for you! 😊
Hearing you talk about the back and forth of hating or being neutral about your nose, but still realizing the only way to be happy with it was through surgery, was actually reassuring as a nonbinary person who has yet to have top surgery. There are periods where I'm alright with my chest, but it's never been a source of pride or confidence for me. Not to mention the dysphoria. Though I am very lucky that I have a mild case, but it eats away at me, like you yourself said about the hook of your old nose. There will never be a time where I could be happy about my boobs, and that realization was very eye opening for me. Thanks for sharing, you've really helped me.
i relate to the relief thing when it comes to my new meds. suddenly the potential health catastrophes (and there's social anxiety involved) are weighing less on my mind and i'm feeling more free to just... be. rather than taking a million steps all the time i only have to take a few, and it's so freeing. not having to be self-conscious, whether in image before others, or regarding health for yourself. and the two are probably hugely related. idk, the way you put it speaks to me. doesn't sound vain, it's a step toward mental clarity.
I had surgery on my nose and I oddly liked the felling of when they pulled out "the nose plugs" (or was it slugs). Doctor my doctor referred to them as "nose tampons".
kitt I have a small dainty button nose and it’s probably one of the things I’m most dsyphoric about other than you know the main things. It’s the only reason why my face looks so feminine so I hate it a lot.
Honestly both before and after are beautiful, but I'm really happy that you're happy with the result and that you got this surgery done since it was so important to you. Glad to hear the healing has been going well. Looking forward to you and long boi returning to youtube.
*PEEL THE NOSE*
I wanna see the nose peel
PEEL THE NOSE
PEEL THE NOSE
PEEL THE NOSE
Make it amsr
Please...
👁️👁️
PE👃EL MEEE!
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2019- “so I popped another lung”
2020- “I’ve never had problems breathing”
Starting the decade off hella positive
Lmao
who said it was her lung
@@frocknetic241 Oh dear lord
coming down with a case of sleepy bitch disease the only positivity we’re gonna get lol
Get neck surgery to elongate it so you can become the long furby
lengthen the entire torso actually, much longker
All you would need to do is join the legs, and remove those pesky arms.
@@alexohkay How to become a snake with this one easy trick!
Exactly
I am simply astonished whenever someone does a nose job and DOESN'T choose to have it like Voldemort. smh...
Don’t even need to get someone else to do it, you just need a lighter, a bread knife, and a mirror
Goth commitment level reset to nil!
Zander astonished huh?
Real missed opportunity here, real shame.
@Friday We Are Awesome *Nil* as in zero.
Getting a nosejob and not demanding a Squidward-nose?
My disappointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined, i am literally shaking and crying rn.
Lol right. Who would spend that much money on a nose and not choose to look like Squidward tentacles
You don’t have to lie to us. We all know that the real reason behind the nose job is not because you were self conscious, it’s because Thursday was hungry.
Mama has to take care of her son
Marquis de Lafayette aren’t you supposed to be in france my dude
Well that escalated quickly
I'm morally conflicted- I love this comment but I tell myself not to----
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Doctor: Got your nose!
Strange Aeons: Keep it, thanks.
D Quinn underrated comment
Lol
The fact that people find "Teya" hard to spell, so they opt for "strange aeons" instead is incredible, honestly I had to look at her instagram to get the correct spelling just to make this comment
@@rice_frying_shrimp Oof, how about not using a persons real name online...if people wanna know they can search for it themselves...
@@mutsuhanma7807 ... Is her name not common knowledge?
My furby is so long that I get thrown off when I see shorter ones
thats what he said
Why is your display picture dragging down my screen
Damn didn’t have to flex that hard
Vampire boy gee you should meet acorn, they big short
Similar story here man
OUR GIRL’s NOSE GOT A JOB NOW?
h.ades it’s moving up in the world
*Joker voice:* society...
I hope its high paying !!!
h.ades it’s at 666- I can’t- I won’t- but I want to like-
wood fired pizza, hows pizza gonna get a job now?!?
Your chin is perfect. I hope the doctor’s recommendation doesn’t give you a complex.
That’s just a plastic surgeon thing, they always try to sell you on more and more surgeries, no matter how nice the dr is, they gotta make that extra $$
@Hannah exactly. She has a perfect chin
Jo and her nose looked perfectly fine before too but oh well.
@@cloroxbleach8986 yeah but that was a decision she came to by herself. I think it's wrong for a Dr to suggest potential future cosmetic surgeries for things she probably doesn't even think about. It just seems sketchy and I hope it doesn't sew a seed of self consciousness.
Jo I agree that her chin is perfect and suits her, but a lot of doctors suggest/recommend chin augmentations following rhinoplasties. If your new nose is what you wanted, but doesn’t “harmonize” with your face, that’s a common way to make most people feel like their face is “balanced” again. :)
both noses are fine tbh. the most important thing is that u be more confident
Love this comment
Hot Take: Plastic surgery should only be used for victims of violence or circumstance (e.g. 3rd degree burns).
@@alan.smitheeee That's not for you to decide, friend.
electricbouguereau no one cares? It’s not your decision.
electricbouguereau It should be for whoever needs or wants it. Who needs it should be determined by a doctor and who wants it should be determined by the people who are considering it, not some unqualified random internet person. If plastic surgery was only used for victims of violence it would be much more expensive then it already is. Also, many people would be out of a job and those who were able to keep their jobs as plastic surgeons would be payed significantly less because there wouldn’t be as much demand for it. Overall, your idea sucks.
I love the worms on the string decorating the wall 10/10
saaame 😂
She never forgot
Chaotic good
My mum walked past as I was watching this and asked "who's that beautiful person? What do they BLOG about?" so pure and wholesome that I had to share
#thathappened
r/thatHappened
@@leeyam2520 r/ihavereddit
And the computer clapped
i love your mum give her extra hugs from us
heard "nose bone shaved" and my back went ~
This is so funny
Joe jellyfish had to pause and do some deep breaths
that's how my nose looked before my rhinoplasty
my nose is always a before picture and i’m trying very hard to learn to love it because surgery will probably never be an option for me. just putting this here for people in the comments who also hate their nose but have no other choice but to make the most of it, i’m here for you.
in the same boat dude, my nose is big and i really hate it but self love is important too✌
A lot of my friends don’t like their nose, but personally and as an artist I think they look lovely and unique, I don’t know how to tell them because every time I try they say “oh you don’t know how it feels your nose is perfect” i just end up being disappointed
same, i hate my side profile so much but surgery is not a viable financial or something practical for me right now, and probably for a while. so... yeah. here we are.
Same! I'm currently planning my wedding, and trying to figure out how I can get married without all the guests seeing a very unattractive side angle of my nose during the ceremony. So thank you for reminding me to stay positive.
Lola Lohan everyone you’d be inviting has seen your side profile, it doesn’t bother them like it bothers you.
so I possibly have to get surgery on my eyes and the doctor is SO sexist, like wow, it's BLATANT and I hate him, I refuse to go alone to him as a woman, I make my dad come with me so he actually listens to the concerns. so the doctor vibe check? a REAL thing
M O O D so i had an unexplained seizure-like syncope and got referred to a cardiologist so my then-boyfriend took me and he talked to HIM instead of ME almost the entire time as if I wasn't the patient? And he wasn't even there when it happened I just needed a ride and we made that explicitly clear but he still directed the majority of the conversation at him.
Did we have the exact same doctor because I had to have surgery on my throat last year and the doctor was such a creep. I’m a trans dude but he’d seen my paperwork so obviously thought of me as a woman, and was way too touchy-feely with my chest and well. I may not be a doctor but something tells me the esophagus isn’t located in my nipples. During the follow-up I brought my grandfather for extra security and the man still talked to me in an extremely slow, over-enunciated voice and was touching me way too much. When speaking to my grandpa he’d switched to a normal speaking tone-purely professional. Trust your gut, ladies. Creeps are everywhere
Oh it's a real thing. I've had what I call "the surgeon attitude". Put sexism with that and it must be brutal. I think the surgeon attitude comes from having to have the shear confidence in having a diagnosis, doing the surgery, cutting someone, carrying it through, and doing so over a career. But what becomes commonplace for surgeons is a life-altering event for the patients. Like any specialist they need to treat their patients with care and compassion, not attitude.
@@Loveless6825 I don't think so, lol, my guy wasn't that bad thank god. I'm sorry you got such a creep. I can't imagine dealing with that shit as a trans guy that must suck ass.
With my doc, whenever I went alone or with my mom, he was totally chill if a bit patronizing-- but if my dad or boyfriend was there it was like he was obligated to address them first and foremost. Like if we're talking about my health can you at least talk to ME about it and not act like I'm not in the room? Jeez.
Hey? Uhhhhh find a new surgeon
your skin is so clear i'm waiting for that skincare routine drop
Pls omg
My great fear is that step 1 involves having good genes
she’s said before she doesn’t even wear foundation 😩😩😩😩
Try drinking more water. Itll hydrate your face and don't wear a lot of make up, clogs your pores, and don't pop pimples it makes them worse since our hands carry germs
Check out British RUclipsr James Welsh, his channel is dedicated to skincare and it's very informative/no-nonsense.
tHE FURBY MOM HAS POSTED ON MY BDAY
Happy Birthday!
Happy birthday
Happy birthday 🎉
glad u were born
Happy Birthday!!
It’s pretty irresponsible of plastic surgeons to recommend other procedures imo, especially to young vulnerable and self conscious patients
Centaursixtysix well its abt making money so :/ they dnt really care
@@poopinfruz9771 holy shit, mate. Tone down the transphobia
K Ranger Jesus Christ transphobes arent welcome
@@Centaursixtysix neither are plastiphobes
@@poopinfruz9771 thats not a word. that has no meaning. u cant just make shit up bc youre mad ppl dont like that youre insulting trans people who just want to live comfortably
Had a breast reduction at 18. Plastic surgery does a hell of a lot for self esteem sometimes. 💕
I got that at 21, it tremendously helped my self esteem and improved my quality of life. I think people who don't have something that causes them legit distraught can't fully understand how much it means to get it changed.
I’m sure it did a lot for your back pain too! Anyone who says you shouldn’t “alter what god gave you” doesn’t consider the quality of life consequences
Yh exactly, I personally would never get any (for now) but I kinda have very conventionally attractive features, but I seriously dont think people should tell people what to do with their bodies. Like wtf it's not hurting anyone and it helps people feel good about themselves
I just had breast augmentation surgery a month ago, and it's like you're putting my emotions into words. The reason why I got it done is so similar to yours! Thanks for being so open about it, it helps remove the stigma around plastic surgery. No, we don't feel fake lol we feel more confident and thereby more like ourselves!
I want to get a breast augmentation in the near future, I hope all went well with yours! I’m only worried about what it’ll be like right after surgery, the pain & whatnot lol.
yeeessssss i'm about to get a nose job but it's mostly bc i breathe bad (deviated septum). i've always hated my nose but if it wasn't for the medical part i wouldn't have the courage and she posted this the same day as i got my last tests for the surgery.
Good for you! While I don't want breast reduction surgery, I kinda wish I could give you like, 10% of my tiddies lmao
Awesome transhumanist future, we shall be masters of our flesh! I'm about to get laser eye surgery so I won't need glasses, improving human bodies ftw.
@@partygreatgirl the pain was kinda bad the first few days and I was VERY dependant on my boyfriend to help me get up whenever I was sitting/laying down! But with all the pain killers you basically sleep all the time, so it was alright 😊
Me "her nose looks the same"
Sees before and after
"Ok but WHERE DID IT GO"
Into the anus.
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+Marius Corman ಠ_ಠ
It's a shame that our culture conditions us to see larger or defined noses as unattractive. I love a face with a larger nose. It's such a shame so many women are made to feel ugly when it is such a gorgeous and unique look. It's a shame you were made to hate your nose, but I'm glad you are happy with the change.
Who says it was cultural conditions? She might just not think that her nose compliments her face. Not everything has to be a by-product of conditioning, and it could be down to just simple personal taste. Assuming that everyone is bullied or brainwashed into getting a procedure is insulting to freedom of choice.
@@Syklonus people are largely influenced by society it is more likely that decisions regarding beauty are not made in a vacuum but rather based on social ideals and trends. Sure it could be more individualistic however it is far more likely not to be. Even if society hasn't actively told you to do something subconciously it can influence you.
Syklone it is cultural, it’s influenced by white beauty standards. Look at Hollywood actors. They all look the same, especially the women. Some ethnicities have bigger noses, doesn’t mean its not beautiful just because it doesn’t fit white beauty standards. I have a big nose, looks greek or roman, and I like it because it shows my origines, where my ancestors came from. I feel confident af with my big nose, but it’s definitely rare for women to feel beautiful with big noses when everything in western society tells them women are supposed to have small noses. Because women are supposed to be fragile and delicate. Just a load of bullshit imo. People wouldn’t be complexed with their body image if society didn’t put any pressure on them. I fucking doubt if we lived in the woods and that no one cared about appearances that ppl would still feel the need to get plastic surgery just “for themselves”. It’s even proven that good looking people have better chances of getting hired for a job in our society. At this point, it’s linked to survival of the fittest. Like yeah, it is cultural and with this kind of competitive/stressful environment that we live in, where everyone constantly compares themselves with each other, it’s not far fetched. Dude we grow up in a society that teaches you to do better than your classmates in order to succeed, since primary school. We are so fucking conditioned.
@@Syklonus You cannot actively fight against something by denying it exists. You insult freedom of choice, only by acknowledging all the influences on you can you fight against them, then you are free to make an independent choice.
She may have made this choice completely on her own, but you cannot deny that this culture values smaller noses more than larger ones.
The fastest way to get tricked is to believe you can't be.
@@Syklonus We are all products of our surroundings and interactions, every insecurity has a root cause.
If you're actually planning to name your new nose, she looks like a Chloe
Im glad her nose gives off similar vibes as i apparently do
I was the 69th like
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I mean, my nose isn't as perfectly smooth, but hey, I'm not complaining.
I really hate it when people think that it’s like a “fake” thing or means you’re a “plastic” like, most people are fine with hair dyes or tattoos. Same thing. Let people be happy as long as they don’t hurt others
the kind of asshole who thinks like that probably isnt fine with tattoos or hair dyes either lmao
At the end of the day, you’re succumbing to societal pressures and beauty standards.
The Ghost
At the end you are doing what makes you happy and it doesn’t matter what people like you think
The Ghost
She didn’t do this to make other people like her more
She did this because she wanted to
Why did she want to? Where did the desire for a smaller nose come from? Could it have anything to do with anything society is doing or has done in the realm of beauty standards? Large noses are often used to make racist caricatures of Jewish and Middle Eastern people: could centuries of this kind of media image possibly inform a white woman's own internal ideas of beauty?
Good for her that she is happy with her appearance now, no shade, but people feeling insecure about their appearances could be symptomatic of a far larger problem, and a few thousand dollars and a good plastic surgeon aren't available to most people, and even if they were, doesn't address the possible root causes. She can do what she wants, but can she choose what she wants, and should society be structured in such a way that insecurity informs what people want? It's a reasonable and necessary discussion to be had, and personal freedom doesn't make it go away.
Gotta be honest, never even noticed there was an "issue" with your nose whatsoever. And I still don't actually see it tbh
Doesnt matter if you dont see it, it only matters because she sees it.
Same here, i am usually good cuz i do face studies alot and i never noticed it.
But if goth mom is more happy then i stan
@@WillToNihilsm What's wrong with artificial self improvement? If you don't like something about yourself that you can't naturally change but are willing to change artificially, what's the problem?
@@WillToNihilsm My opinion doesn't have anything to do with her self love. And neither does yours.
contradictory statement
well as long as youre happy
congrats on the snoot upgrade
That is a very nice pfp, my dude
@@iolitenicholson6466 thanks its Zoe form monster prom
You got a noise job and I just had mine peirced today and overcome extreme anxiety and I feel like I can fight god
Kelpie this is chaotic energy that can only be contained within a youtube comment section
I want to do that some day but by getting an industrial piercing (bar through the top of the ear). I've never had any piercings and I have a SUPER big phobia of needles (literal full-blown, sometimes violent meltdowns) so to get to that point would be awesome.
@@rockercaterrorencountered4924 I have 3 tattoos & 7 piercings. I still hate getting IVs and blood drawn. Piercing and tattoo needles feel so much different, than medical needles. Trust me it's so much less scary lol
@@lexibrandi3355 It's more the whole "something is entering my body and it shouldn't be" feeling. It's good to know they're different, tho. Unfortunately, my phobia doesn't really care what type of needle is coming my way. It's like a switch flips in my brain and I just revert to "poke bad, must escape".
RockerCatErrorEncountered 404 I know right I want an industrial piercing as well but I’ve heard that it swells and hurts real bad, so I’m not sure anymore
On the topic of surgery: i’ve never had a bleeding nose, but i had an eye operation when i was 7 and i ended up crying blood :))
Jasmine L extremely goth
Oh wonderful
Cute
sick as
:)))))))))))))
As a trans person with dysphoria I kind of relate to this....Im planning on getting top surgery in August and im rlly excited but its weird because im big into body positivity and loving your body and giving society the middle finger for making you feel like ur appearance is wrong, and yet here I am getting my titties chopped off because I feel like no one will see me as anything but a girl if i have em! Honestly I think its kind of like, its not our jobs to try to undo all of the shit that we have learned about what beauty is all the time, since Im never gonna be comfy with having tiddies and u were never gonna be comfy with ur nose and like sure that might be because of societal beauty standards or whatever but that doesnt help with the mental affects of being unhappy with how you look. Sorry this is kinda rambly lol but i appreciate this video as a trans person. also PEEL THE TIDDY
Oh my god how old are you? Literally chill with the ‘tiddies’ it’s cringy as fuck
Hey, ik you don’t realize this, but don’t be an asshole about the way they say boobs lol. It’s kinda dumb to bother anyone about something like that. Ik many people who like to say titties because it is fun to say. So what if it is immature? Don’t be an ass.
kep1134 It comes across as extremely immature when used in the context of a double mastectomy. It is a serious topic
@@Bombshellbinder I'm the one who's getting my breasts removed dude, I'll refer to the procedure as immaturely as a goddamn like. I like making jokes about it to help cope with the nerves it brings since it's, y'know, a major surgery. I don't understand why you felt the need to act like I was being immature about something serious when I'm the one going through it.
@@Bombshellbinder Many trans people don't like to even talk about their gendered body parts, and we (I'm also trans) often use allegories and "cringy" words to make it feel and sound easier for ourselves.
I'm just saying--
She should turn her old nose into jewelry like toe girl did
Alex Morris-Cass Toe Girl????
TimeKeeper Emi Yes. There was a girl on tumblr years ago who commissioned someone to turn her toe (that was amputated) into jewelry. Strange Æons made a video on it lol
She could make a nose ring-
Haha get it?
they don’t cut off her nose i-
Uh. They... Didn't cut her nose off and replace it with a new one
It makes me sad seeing a couple of comments saying they are sad that they have the 'before' nose and need it 'fixed' now
Please don't feel like you have to change yourself
personally that's why i still dislike cosmetic surgery...
i get it on an individual level, wanting to be more comfortable with yourself, but i hate that it is becoming so popular and "normal".
this way more and more people will feel validated in their insecurities and go for a quick fix instead of trying to accept themselves the way they are.
and there will be less variety in looks because in the end, it's never really a "personal choice" but a desire that has been influenced by beauty ideals and trends, so everyone sort of goes for the same look. it's a bit sad.
that being said, i don't blame anyone who chooses to get surgery, it's more about the beauty industry and influencers who promote it and money-hungry surgeons.
kitt yeah, I agree. I actually like “imperfections” like nose bumps, ears that stick out and stuff. I think they’re cute!
@@_Kuma_ God same, I really love wonky teeth haha
kitt It’s those little things that make people unique 😇 I’m all for people changing things if they want to but I think if everyone looked the exact same it’d be really boring
Thank you so much for this comment.
But whatever you look like it's ok. Weird message to put out for the young folk. But ok.
i see you moving your face around and emoting more than usual its super weird to see how quickly the confidence has set in. epic gamer moment
I’m surprised to see that the majority of the comments are actually positive. Glad to see we’re respecting and supporting others choices.
Why would anyone suggest chin surgery for you? Your chin is perfect?
To make money
Tia: I never had breathing problems
Tia's lungs: I think you forgot-
The fact that nobody is able to spell her name correctly is brilliant
@@rice_frying_shrimp Well how is it spelled
*Insert inetersting name here* pls teya
@@juliaxiaoa thanks
*Insert inetersting name here* pls no problem
Watching videos like this are almost a form of self-torture for me because I have spent my whole life cultivating my self love and acceptance of my appearance but i nearly always find that I am very close to the "before" picture and it sets me back, ngl. I tend to be grateful for my nose because it adds something unique to my appearance, but seeing how people perceive the feature negatively can make me start to feel insecure. Just something I need to work on personally, just wanted to share a perspective on the matter.
One would think you'd avoid videos that are titled "nose job".
@@freedakaye6720That's why I specified that it's self torture. I open the videos already aware of how it's gonna make me feel.
Everyone has different beauty expectations and different levels of insecurities, some people will consider your nose ugly, others pretty. There are people who get surgery for the most minuscule things, and others live their lives with a crooked nose. The important thing is to keep yourself afloat and continue to cherish yourself. Think about it like this, if a straight, small nose wasn't the beauty standard, would you still be as self conscious? Don't let beauty standards affect your views, because the mainstream is trash anyways.
@@Haiylin Generally speaking, I do like my nose. I think it's pretty cute. But watching videos with someone bashing on a fairly similar nose makes me feel insecure. I'm very aware of society and their trends. Who knows, maybe one day big noses will be considered more attractive.
@@chicka-boom7540 You don't have to feel insecurite! It's what makes you who you are. You've lived all your live to this point with the nose you have, I can definitely empathise that it gets rough sometimes. But at the end of the day, one surgery correctes one insecurity, but confidence kills all of them
I only subbed because of the big nose... Not sure what to do now, I can hear the difference.
Why haven't I been notified of the frog statue I didn't know he existed he's glorious with his yeehaw energy
I love him.
"I've never had breathing problems..."
I thought a popped lung would have caused some breathing problems, eh?
She's popped more lungs than she has
"Dr. Rival" sounds like a comic book villain, I giggled. I had a great dentist named Dr. Love and when I moved (really far) away I was sad he'd no longer be my dentist. I'm super glad you had a good experience!
One of my moms doctors was named “dr goodhurt” or something a long those lines
I knew a Dr. Panicker and no he was not a psychiatrist but he should have been 😂
my orthodontist is named dr. gum lmao
I had a teacher named Mr. Killgore. The first thing he told us on the first day of school was that he’s not as intimidating as his name lol
Tia: I never had breathing problems
Also Tia: *4 pneumothoraxes*
I'm hoping surgery can become less stigmatized in society. I know especially in my family it's frowned upon, and being trans (personally) leaves surgeries in my future. We all have one life to live, why can't be look how we want?
EDIT: To clarify, I'm not saying being trans is inherently related to surgery. Plenty of folks don't medically transition or get top/bottom surgery. I'm speaking mostly about my experience here. My main point is that changing the way we look through cosmetic surgeries should be less stigmatized. I want a nose job too.
There's a conversation to be had about society and how we view ourselves for sure. I'm not here to take attention from the video (or be worshipped? wtf?). I enjoy your content a lot, Strange Aeons, and I'm glad you're happy!
Idk if transitioning is comparable to a nose job tbh
i think the difference is that there is a giant industry behind plastic surgery.
and it's really benefitting from all of the influencers "normalizing" it lately. people making money off of your insecurities has always been at the heart of the beauty industry :/
@@pgakt more than you think
@@aliveslice No, it really isnt
Not liking your nose is no where near being trans
@@pgakt I'd say AT BEST "similar ideas on very different scales" like a ragdoll kitten is a feline, but sure as all shit ain't a tiger.
God shes so pretty. She was soo pretty before and she still so pretty
She's killer pretty. Her personality makes it so much better, too.
Ebert gives her two thumbs up!
"at the end of the day it's a nose" is a honestly super important
I was kind of uncomfortable starting up this video for a bit. Not bc I'm like "plastic surgery bad!!" Or whatever. I'm a huge fan of owning your own body and doing what you want with it.
I wasn't sure why for a bit, but as you kept insisting "just nose" and it isn't "bad" I realized what my stuff was.
I have a very big nose. It's bumpy. I love it. But there's a lot of society trying to tell me that I shouldn't, that it's bad, and I'm ugly for it.
So I was kind of worried, that even subtly, this video would tell me my nose was bad.
You really tried to avoid that and I very much appreciate it. I wish we could talk about plastic surgery without so many pitfalls
(Side note: I could probably use a fix for my deviated septum, but there's a lot of horror stories of doctors just going "oh ill fix that" without patients consent and changing people's noses.)
Unfortunately no amount of plastic surgery could fix a giant hairy monster like me
You don't need fixing bigfoot, youre perfect as you are
Bigfoot you’re considered a legend for good reason you don’t need to change
There’s always laser removal friend
You stink bigfoot
@@jan-louwminnaar7652 Youre the problem
This is the second lesbian I've watched discussing their nose job in two days
Is this something I'm too out of the loop to understand
Who was the other one? lol
This is the second cis female goth RUclipsr who's attracted to women I've seen getting a nosejob in 2019. Wait we're already more than a week into 2020 so this might actually have started this year... Well damn.
@@YumLemmingKebabs I'm all on board for people being more confident in themselves so hell yeah
probably talking about contrapoints
Ehh I know a few women who dont like their noses, think it's a woman rather than a lesbian thing.
"I was feeling fun, fresh, and flirty... in the postop area just chilling" you are so cute. So happy you did this for yourself and that you were able to get closed rhinoplasty.
teya has always been beautiful as literally everyone should agree, but i feel like in this video she's rly just radiating this beautiful person energy? i genuinely can't tell the difference nose-wise almost all of the time, but you can tell she's so much happier and i think that extra confidence is, not only the most important thing here, but also the reason she looks like a literal star :) i'm so so happy for her and i can't stop smiling, this is so wholesome and she looks FAB !!!
There's the possibility that I'll have to get a rhinoplasty to correct my sinuses (cluster migraines yaaaaaay) and hearing you talk about choosing the doctor and the definitely real doctor vibe check lessens my anxiety over it. I've been under the knife three times for different medical reasons, and the last two doctors I either despised or felt anxious around. I'm glad you had an excellent experience and decided to share it with us!
If it's for your sinuses it may just be septoplasty, that's what I had because of an extremely deviated septum. It generally doesn't effect how your nose looks on the outside whereas a rhinoplasty is cosmetic only and it's purpose is to make the nose look different :). Sorry for the ramble, I just thought some of this might be helpful.
@@nunpho It actually really is! I hadn't heard the difference; when I brought it up with my GP, they just called it a rhinoplasty instead of septoplasty. Good information to know;. Thank you for sharing!
@@CairnOwl hey, no problem :). I'm so glad I had that operation.
Ok, my story begins on a morning in early November. This was a day I had been dreaming of for months. They say I get my worm on a string. My child. I had a blast with this worm. He was everything, I had him and he had me. Two peas in a pod, nay, two worms in a pod. We shared my memories, until I got home, checked my pockets. Oh no! He was gone! I looked everywhere for him. Everywhere. I was alone for days, then weeks, then months.
Until today.
I was walking home when I noticed something in the snow. Something bright pink, and fluffy. I walk towards it and pick it up. I grab it, and, you’ll never guess what it was. My child. My baby boy. My worm. Reunited, at last.
This legit made me tear up and may have brought me to the realisation that I am really not okay
@Gnome, 🤠
Best fan-fic. 10/10
NeoGeisha no , fan non fic
@@idkwhattoputhere4695 Yeah, you're right. Lol.
I'm glad YT finally suggested this video to me. A nose job is something I've wanted a long time as part of my transition and so many people around me insisted "you will regret it and need to not have it" for years, to the point that my transition therapist and HRT doctors made it clear doing so would adversely affect my care available from them. This actually helps to undo the fear-baiting they did to me.
Hey I hope it goes well
i also had a rhinoplasty in november and i love it! it's changed how i view myself so much and i've never felt this comfortable in my own skin. your nose looks amazing and i'm glad you're happy with it
Thanks for making this. My sister used to ruthlessly tease me about my nose, and shamed me when I got a nose job. I don’t regret the surgery bc I look amazing, but this helped me feel better about being a person who has had cosmetic surgery.
At first I noticed a huge difference and then I realized, oh wait... the nose looks the same from the front I’m just noticing the empty void of space where your septum piercing was. Anyway, glad you’re happy with it
This is 3 weeks post-op its extremely swollen
Ten dollars says The Onion might make a video about this, the pathetic little thing.
Make it 15
Nah man he's busy pouring Kombucha on him self, she's fine
I thought you were talking about the parody news company The Onion at first and then I realized you were talking about Gr*g
@@diadino2548 thanks for censoring that. We wouldn't want to read any dirty words.
Please don't mention him. He's like Candyman
Lmaooo “quite frankly he passed the vibe check my dudes” glad you had a positive experience, your nose looks fab!!
**also what lipstick are you wearing?! looove
**has on gauze**
my brain: *a who from whoville*
bumb ditch that’s what I was thinking-
Yes! Thank you! I knew I couldn't be the only one to think that.
Cindy lou WHO
I like your username an lot
Omg I was just about to comment something similar😂😂😂
Just me or is Ireland being sacrificed in the background
Beep oh god of fu-
Cries in As Gailge
COOLMCDEN 2109 JDJAKHAA
COOLMCDEN 2109 am bhuil Cead agam ah diul do dti an leithreas
"Since it wasn't medical I had to pay a lot for it"
Did you have to *pay through the nose?*
someone just disliked the vid a second after u posted it, rUdE
Onion boy.
There is always someone who dislikes
Greg
Matheus Santos *Grog
who wants first view or first comment when you could have f i r s t d i s l i k e
2019- stye vlog
2020-nose job vlog
sis really had that Onion Boy Jail Time glow up
Girl, your chin is perfect.
For everyone insecure about their large noses who can't afford surgery and/or just don't want it, I promise that however many times you've looked at your nose and hated it someone has admired it. I have a very small nose, doesn't fit my face much and I adore bigger noses. I think they're charming and lovely. I especially envy people with nose bumps, I think they look so unique and attractive. So just keep that in mind. Helps me love my small one to know there's at least one person who envies it. :)
Honestly if it felt like you were hiding your nose in the first place, that's enough of a justification there.
People dont need to justify PS
Me at the beginning: “It looks exactly the same”
Me at the first before and after: “HOLY SHIT!”
When I started the video I was like “something looks off about her” and then she said she wasn’t wearing her septum and I _knew_
You'd think the title would have been enough
You’re motivating me to stop being scared about getting a nose job
That's great! Do what you think is best for you;)
Sarah S thanks!! I even have the same nose as her previous one so i hope it goes well
Don't ever be scared to do things for yourself! Get a great doctor and you're good to go! Im rootin' for you!
Ness
If you decided what is right for you then I wish you all the best , but I just wanted to remind you that you are beautiful with and without the nose job and I hope you accept yourself, because what matters is on the inside anyways! Lots of love xx
Of course you can change yourself, but you don't need to
Just because you have the 'before' nose it doesn't mean there's something wrong with it
honestly the way u perceive different facial aspects differently is so wild like my nose looks very very similar to ur old nose, just a slight bit bigger from the side but less wide but essentially the same, and it's the only part of my face i am CONFIDENT about, like i just LOVE it so my initial reaction to u hating ur nose was like DOES SHE SEE HERSELF????? but it's really such an intriguing thing how we can see things so differently, and i am so glad u feel better about ur nose now that's obviously what's important u kno
Swollen
Oily
Crusty blood boogies
*who is she?*
I got a nose bleed when I started watching this wtf
Sympathetic nose bleed
@@angelicaanna2249 i Literally thought this exact phrase a second before i saw ur reply i"m dyiiiing
Nose voodoo
/
Nose sympathy
It nose the feeling.
🙂
her new nose has supernatural abilities
i never clicked so fast im honestly so curious about this
I thought your nose looks different but I realized she doesn't have her septum piercing, and the nose job ofc
Funny enough, I have basically the same nose you had before and this video actually helped me realize that I've come to accept (and even like!?) my big weird nose. Usually a video like this would remind me of how insecure I am about my nose, but I feel oddly protective over my nose watching this. I think it's actually kind of cool having a nose that's different from a lot of people's noses, even if I do tend to think smaller and/or straighter noses are cuter/more attractive. I didn't expect to walk away from this confident about my nose, but here I am anyway, feeling pretty happy about the feature I used to dislike the most about myself. Self growth, woo!
(But also I'm happy you did what makes you happy!!)
you looked absolutely stunning before and you look absolutely stunning now. the fact that you're now more confident is all that matters and i'm glad you could do this for yourself. you're wonderful and i'm so happy that you're happy
I’m so happy for you and how you feel more confident now. I’ve always been self conscious about my nose profile too, for my entire life. Getting plastic surgery doesn’t make you a “fake” or “vain” person, and nobody should ever have to feel shamed about making a decision for themselves about their OWN body. Good for you, hope you have a fast recovery ♥️ best wishes
I think it's funny that you talk about your nose how I talk about my chest (I'm a trans guy)
That's so fascinating.
Also you look amazing!
The whole time watching the video, all I could think about was my future feminization surgeries.
Especially the parts where she was talking about people not wanting her to get it or her own hesitations about it.
Two sorts of bump removal!
Kudos to you for doing what you judge best for your life and happiness, and for discussing it candidly with us. 😊
Wow the timing of this is absolutely amazing. I'm watching this recovering from the nose job I just got the day you posted the video. Good for you, rooting for you! 😊
Hearing you talk about the back and forth of hating or being neutral about your nose, but still realizing the only way to be happy with it was through surgery, was actually reassuring as a nonbinary person who has yet to have top surgery. There are periods where I'm alright with my chest, but it's never been a source of pride or confidence for me. Not to mention the dysphoria. Though I am very lucky that I have a mild case, but it eats away at me, like you yourself said about the hook of your old nose. There will never be a time where I could be happy about my boobs, and that realization was very eye opening for me. Thanks for sharing, you've really helped me.
me: *is 2 seconds into the video*
me: *sees Thursday*
me: OUR LORD IS BACK
Gives “nose goes” a new meaning lolol
You looked great before, and you look great after:) I’m happy you feel more confident!
as long as you're happy with it, that's what matters. For the record I never really noticed your nose either way :P
No one:
Teya: *ENHANCE THE SCHNOZ*
I'm shook. I actually loved your original nose 👃 happy you feel better within yourself of course! Gotta do what makes you happy!
"The only thing I hated enough to change was my nose."
Cinsider me relieved, stay awesome :)
11:55 Yup!
So are you gonna send your old nose parts to a girl on tumblr to make a necklace? Because if not I will volunteer to bid in an auction 😎
HER PULLING HER EAR LOBE HOLE OMG IDK WHY IT HAS ME SHOOK
"Lost my 'not like other girls' card"
i relate to the relief thing when it comes to my new meds. suddenly the potential health catastrophes (and there's social anxiety involved) are weighing less on my mind and i'm feeling more free to just... be. rather than taking a million steps all the time i only have to take a few, and it's so freeing. not having to be self-conscious, whether in image before others, or regarding health for yourself. and the two are probably hugely related. idk, the way you put it speaks to me. doesn't sound vain, it's a step toward mental clarity.
The snoze got a job. Wish the snoze good luck on there new job.
Our favorite lesbian mom looks great no matter what her nose is shaped like, glad you feel better about your nose :3
The difference is really noticeable, in a good way of course. Whatever makes you happy.
Signing off,
Long furby fanboy
Yesss finally some positive talk about plastic surgery
fsfsfsds I think I was the one who asked if she fed the excess nose to Thursday.....
I’m wholeheartedly glad to know that He has been fed
I had surgery on my nose and I oddly liked the felling of when they pulled out "the nose plugs" (or was it slugs). Doctor my doctor referred to them as "nose tampons".
yea so did mine
I read it as "nurse job" in the bell menu and was very confused when you started talking about your nose
NO WAY. Ok I needed this vid cuz my nose is something I’m so dysphoric about and looking to change so THANK U, U BEAUTIFUL ICON
I have a question as another trans person
How can you be dysphorica about your nose? Is there a masc and fem nose :-0
kitt I have a small dainty button nose and it’s probably one of the things I’m most dsyphoric about other than you know the main things. It’s the only reason why my face looks so feminine so I hate it a lot.
@@adhdlorde Loads of dudes have lil button noses though :-0 And loads of women have big bold noses
Google botched surgeries.
Honestly both before and after are beautiful, but I'm really happy that you're happy with the result and that you got this surgery done since it was so important to you. Glad to hear the healing has been going well. Looking forward to you and long boi returning to youtube.
"Peel your nose back." I was not grossed out until that very moment. XD