weird things about you, that no one would notice, unless you told them
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Physical: I have played violin for 10+ years and under my chin is a patch of skin where the violin rubs, people have often mistaken it for a hickey, it always takes quite a while to explain that it isn't and is just a patch of dry skin.
My abs are kind of just jammed in there the same way fingers join together when you put your fingers together. They don't go between each other but they're placed at that relative height.
My left arm is about half an inch shorter than my right because i broke it when i got hit by a truck. Also my fingers are double jointed and hyper extended
I have a rather large forehead. I know that doesn't sound like it would be hard to notice, but my hair always covers it. And I mean ALWAYS. Hell, I didn't even notice it myself until a couple weeks ago.
What do you mean they're hereditary for every second male? The geneticist in me is curious as to what exactly you mean by this.neonsword13-ops said:
OT: I have pointy bits of cartilage sticking out of the back of my ears. I also wear contacts.
Well, hereditary for my father's side of the family. My grandfather (Or my father's father) doesn't have earlobes and neither do I.bobmus said:
Don't ask me how or why it happens. It just does.
I'm allergic to milk and I broke my arm by tripping and falling on it...Faulty Turmoil said:I have the same thing! I've never broken a bone in my life, and at some points I really should have. I also drink a metric shit ton (that is a very precise scientific measurement) of milk every day!
We should be superheros!
Always be thankful for the ability to drink milk folks!
Mine do too, but not as drastic as that. They are usually hazel, but when I'm angry or upset they go bright yellow and other times they are a deep green.Nimzabaat said:
My left leg is half an inch longer than my right leg. My hips lean in that direction, and in turn my spine curves back to the left to compensate.
I broke my thumb when I was younger and now I can pop and pull it out of place with ease and no pain.
My left eye sits lower than my right eye. Truthfully I never even noticed this until a couple of months ago when I got my new glasses. Had to get some special lenses that will help with the double vision I was starting to experience (turns out the left eye being lower was causing it)
I broke my thumb when I was younger and now I can pop and pull it out of place with ease and no pain.
My left eye sits lower than my right eye. Truthfully I never even noticed this until a couple of months ago when I got my new glasses. Had to get some special lenses that will help with the double vision I was starting to experience (turns out the left eye being lower was causing it)
I've had cosmetic surgery. I used to have large ears until I got them adjusted. The surgical scars are nigh on invisible and the only indication aside from that is a tiny loop in the cartilage of my left ear.
