[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="TheGrayEye"]

I disagree, it won't just be in your mind anymore when you literally hear girls talking about it behind your very back. Not to mention, if you ever want a job that involves lots of publicity and attention, it'll be hellish with all jokes people will make and such. I don't see why $4000 isn't worth it in that case, if you wanted to just avoid all that, and be accepted, which is something most people want (or even strive for).

It could be the best $4000 you've ever spent.

Yes, I did look it up, and it's terrible, but I think there are several reasons why it's a different kind of problem from a nose. One of the reasons being that the surgery for it seems a whole lot more expensive than a nose job, which makes a $4000 nose job seem much more attainable. Another thing, is that (I'm imagining) that it's most likely concealed from people while your out in public, since people will probably only notice it if you take your shirt off.

With a big nose on the other hand, well, you would need to walk around in a mask like the elephant man to conceal it, so basically everyone is going to see it and stare at you. That is not a good feeling, and neither is the pectus exarvatium, but like I said, I think it's a different kind of problem- $4000 to fix something that everyone will see, or a crap load more money to fix something that people will most likely (I imagine) only see when your shirtless. Personally I would want both problems fixed.

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] That is nothing compared to something ****ed up on your face...I hope you can agree about thatrawsavon

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] But you don't know that he does have body issues b/c (like I said) 1. you lack the qualifications to say that 2. you don't know him ...it could be a one-time fix You are trying to assign your own, unqualified diagnosis to someone you do not know...I fail to see how you think that seems logical :?rawsavon

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"] Im gonna have to ask you to look up pectus exarvatium, rawsavon

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] You did not answer my question...you are trying to make a psychological evaluation without: 1. having the qualifications to do so 2. knowing the TCrawsavon

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"] Im gonna have to ask you to look up pectus exarvatium, if i can overcome that without worrying about my body, tc can as well. If tc has phycological problems, than he should be getting therapy instead of a new nose.kamikaze_pigmy

Who watched this movie? I liked it soooooooooooooo much!

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="TheGrayEye"]

Wow, you have to be joking. So you're saying getting a tv more is worth more because you can sit on your ass inside your house all day long and watch it, as opposed to getting something done that won't make people look at you funny, or talk behind your back anymore, as well as give you a masive boost in confidence so that you can go out and live life to the fullest?

You have no argument.

I disagree, it won't just be in your mind anymore when you literally hear girls talking about it behind your very back. Not to mention, if you ever want a job that involves lots of publicity and attention, it'll be hellish with all jokes people will make and such. I don't see why $4000 isn't worth it in that case, if you wanted to just avoid all that, and be accepted, which is something most people want (or even strive for).

It could be the best $4000 you've ever spent.

[QUOTE="kipohippo021"][QUOTE="rawsavon"] Do you have a degree in psychology :? Because some people really do have one ***ed up feature, and fixing that changes their whole outlook on life. (yes, some people do have body image issues...but that is not for you to say as someone without the credentials to do so)rawsavon