/img/ - Aesthetics & Images

My birthday month <3

>>30956
Water huh

>>30894
>before
girl next door, your classmate, your coworker
>after
some actor, news caster, journalist
with the right haircut and makeup, a p*litician

>>7466
She looked good before too
>>7467
She also was already pretty before
>>7468
I get the chin but her nose looked good before too, those kinds of noses are so elegant…
>>7470
Wow, that did a lot, it's like her jaw was missing before…
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>>7616
These all also looked good before the surgery.

I think most of these women were already pretty before their surgery, but I also hope they're happy with their results regardless.
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>>30896
>I've had crushes on all of these. I'd imagine it rare that someone is only attracted to literal models and no one else.
My point is these looks can be appealing and repelling for different reasons.
The biggest difference between them is that one of them just communicates higher social and economic status, and more importantly, a focus on public image. So I think it's not surprising that if you're not a PR person you would often find the natural look more "friendly".

and, of course, plastic surgery tends to make everyone look alike, sometimes erasing interesting and cool traits.

>>7468
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>>7616
At least with overbite surgery you could hedge your kids not getting the recessed chin if they got into mewing early.

Stuff like rhinoplasty wouldn’t be fair though. I am not a fan of my nose but I won’t change it simply because I don’t want my daughters to feel bad about it.

>>30707
i roast almonds and walnuts to eat with honey and milk

I eat marmite on toast and spread peanut butter on top and it tastes like a dream

>>30870
I actually do similar with Vegemite and any kind of fruit spread

>>17378
imagine having data that's that important to you, making 0 backups and putting it all on a fragile little card due to being more scared of some "hackers" than regular everyday accidents. At least buy a second damn card lol.
Reminded me a bit of this situation: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45483386
zero backups + one accident = all data gone; when will people fucking learn

>>30864
Positive reinforcement can be just as effective as negative reinforcement. Treat yourself when you manage to maintain a good discipline.
If you condition yourself (negatively or positively) based on results, you will laways be obsessed and anxious over results. If you condition yourself based on doing what you can and being disciplined independently from results, you will have a better lifestyle which will yield better results anyways.

>>30864
It doesn't get easier until you fix your mental health nona. Otherwise you're dragging around 500 lbs while screaming at yourself to do better. Not conducive.

>>27678
You don't flip letters like that, at best you can improve function "development".

i.e. if you are INTP your functions are used in this order: Ti (dominant), Ne (secondary), Si (tertiary), Fe (inferior).

If you were to become an INFP you couldn't be because they are Fi dominant. INTPs have Fi in the very depths of their shadow, they'd foremost be developing Fe.

>>30892
Fe > Fi anyways

>>30682
Jesus, what country?

>>29482
Gunkanjima

UNRELATED.
My grandfather used to get tailored suits from a Chinese man from there. The tailor would come to the states once every few years with a bunch of textiles and very high-quality clothing fabrics made there. It was the 1970s, and Kowloon was the only place that still made certain styles of fabric (stuff that was popular in the 50s). Super wierd stuff.

>>30884
that sounds kino
im not surprised it was so densely populated in hindsight

>>30682
There is nothing wrong with 3-4 floors buildings if the town is heavy on infrastructure and the parkings are underground.
But usually, they just build more housing unit, facotries ot dystopian offices as needed without thinking of how people will live.

>>21767
Old post, but yes nona you have immaculate taste!! I also really love snowflake obsidian, the cristobalite spots really do end up resembling the shape of snowflake clusters during really snowy days. It's beautiful.

And it's kind of an underrated stone, because when I used to be into those spiritual advice tarot readings on Youtube, the piles represented by obsidian stones usually were the least picked.

It reinforces the idea that you need to be a special snowflake in order to like this stone badum tssss

I love red garnets, they remind me of pommegranate grains

>>21778
Did you know that quartz was used to make the electronic device that you are using to read this right now?

>Quartz sand, primarily composed of silicon dioxide (SiO₂), is the essential raw material used to create silicon wafers for CPUs. The process involves purifying the sand to produce electronic-grade silicon, which is then formed into wafers and used in semiconductor manufacturing. It is widely used in various industries, including glass manufacturing, construction, and water filtration, due to its durability and chemical stability.

>>30696
Your pic looks like gypsum, not quartz.

>>25839
They do look like pomegranate. Pretty…

>>30830
sex
>>30831
sex
>>30832
sex

is that actually a good drawing exercise or is this a really niche thing

>>30782
>praise
aw thats too nice of you
what niche?
>practice
its a confusion because i am lost lookingfor things lol

saving this god-tier thread from being slid by CP

I'd always wanted one of those Jurassic Park big T-Rex toys. Or any of the dinosaurs, really. We were kind of poor, so I was never able to get many toys.
I saved up for a while and finally brought one. I've been having a blast posing/taking photos of this dinosaur outside. And now that I'm an adult I can really appreciate the craftsmanship of these things and exactly why they are so expensive.

lots and lots of Japanese fashion and anime merchandise. unfortunately I am in debt now because of this but finally being able to buy merch of my long term special interest anime has definitely made me feel happier.

>>30668
Show us your dream dinos!

G2 Littlets Pet Shop. At some point of my childhood I saw these little guys on the net and instantly fell in love with them, getting into the LPS rabbit hole YouTube series and feeling absolutley jelly seeing capital/americans girlies with their huge collections and high accessibility while I was from a poor family and lived in a small town, lol.

Nowdays, I have some decent amount dreamies of mine and still on the game carefuly shopping around with some pals because I'm a third country fag with a reaaaaally toxic community infested with big hungry money resellers (and wannabe ones) not giving a damn about common sense squeezing every last penny from really rich or desperate, hasty collectors willing to get themselves into debt by buying old children's plastic toys, it's sad and so fucking frustrating.
All of this bullshit situation just because of some silly LPS series that got viral.

Tons of rare Japanese Beyblades, Mario Kart Knex, Pokemon games, etc