• Saint of Illusion
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    71 year ago

    I’m 6’4" and my upper body gains/maintains muscle well. Unfortunately, I have the skinniest leg bones and my leg muscles refuse to grow to make up for it.

  • ragincloo
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    61 year ago

    I’m smart enough to know how stupid I am. Perfectly straight teeth without ever needing braces, but also have a thyroid condition.

      • ragincloo
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        21 year ago

        For now but apparently I suck at flossing so we’ll see

  • Skybreaker
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    51 year ago

    I lost the lottery because my family has genes that give us stomach fat. So, yeah, even though I’m fairly thin, I can never get rid of the stupid gut.

  • @phrankygee
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    41 year ago

    Well, I’m a heterosexual white cisgendered male born in the United States at the beginning of the Reagan Administration, BUT…

    I’m a comically pale redhead with freckles who needs glasses to see, so I look like the stereotypically nerdy comic-relief character from a lot of fiction.

    Also I probably have ADHD, I’m left-handed, and I’m almost certainly going to have skin cancer eventually.

  • FlashMobOfOne
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    31 year ago

    Youth. My family tends toward a more youthful appearance and people think I’m a decade younger than I really am. We paid for it with genetically shitty eyesight.

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      I feel like there’s a specific age range where that sucks and a different range where it’s nice. When you’re in your 20’s and early 30’s, it sucks that no one takes you seriously, but it’s gotta be nice when you get into your 40’s and 50’s.

      • @phrankygee
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        21 year ago

        Can confirm. Being 27 and looking like a teen sucks. Being a 35 year old father of two who looks like a college kid also has its challenges.

        Now I’m 45 and have a little gray in my beard, and now my unfortunate problem is I look like a guy who probably quit drinking Bud Light sometime earlier this year for all the wrong reasons.

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        I’m in an age range where it’s a great thing. 🤟

  • @CreamDrippinHoles
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    31 year ago

    I have grade 3 breast ptosis but I’m double jointed and very flexible

  • @Mithre
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    31 year ago

    My family has a benign tremor. For some of my relatives, their hands visibly shake at all times. I have it much easier than most, and I still have trouble with fine motor control. My shakes are only really visible if I’m holding something that sticks out, like a pen or pencil, or if I’m hungry for some reason.

  • @FollyDolly
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    21 year ago

    I have great teeth, and a terrible digestive tract. Like the eating part I have down, it’s the next part of the food journey I have trouble with. Nice smiles and hogging the bathroom are family traits.