Ok. No cock here, no ass. But there's a reason I'm posting. ..
Added 2022-07-26 15:47:58 +0000 UTCOk. No cock here, no ass. But there's a reason I'm posting. We all have things about our bodies and our faces that we've wanted to change. Plastic surgery, exercise, dieting, whatever, is meant to make us feel better about who we are. I had thought about getting my nose fixed years ago because I felt like it was gigantic and ugly and the only thing people saw when they looked at me. As the years have gone by, though, I'm glad I didn't do anything to it. Over time, I feel like the features on my face have gotten comfortable with each other, as I've gotten comfortable in my own skin. I own that schnozz now, and I realize how intrinsic it is to who I am, as someone who really needed to find my self-esteem and confidence from the inside, not outside. Sure, I've always worked out, and I hope to maintain a fit body as I age, but I no longer put all my self-esteem into my biceps, and if there's some dad bod going on, so be it. I just want to stay healthy and celebrate my bod wherever I'm at. Balance. So all you guys out there who feel down about yourselves for whatever reason, who maybe don't like certain elements of what you've been given physically...try to be kinder to yourselves, especially if you're older (I'm 63). You are just as relevant and wonderful if you can see past the "flaws" because they're not flaws. They are what make you, you. Own 'em. And if you feel you want to make a change...work out, lose weight, put on weight, nips and tucks...do it. But do it for you. Not for everyone else. And do it if you really feel the need. It's taken me a zillion years to understand that. This is just my four cents on the subject. There's a whole lot more to say, but I don't wanna get all preachy (or maybe I already have. Oy.) I just wanted to share my experience with my nose-y journey to let you know that I'm good with it, despite what I've read on certain sites. Fuck 'em. I love my nose. Boom.
