The guy I'm tooootally in love with has a big nose and he might be self-conscious about it, but I don't mind it at all. I'm in love with everything about him so perfect looks aren't really a concern for me. In fact, I love his nose too, cus it's a part of him. And I love everything about him.
Nobody's perfect. Flaws can be just as sexy as anything else.
Just be yourself. Someone will fall for who you are and not what you look like.
im actually rele attracted to long noses on guys.i think they're really sexy. I kind of have a nose fetish though.lol.i actually will go up to someone and be like "hey did anyone ever you have a really nice nose"
there was this guy in ym class last year who was italin and he had a big nose. I don't judge people but when I saw it I went woah. But after seeing him everyday and looking at him I actually stopped noticing it. And at the end of the year I thought to ymself "his nose isn't that big, why did I ever think it was." People might notice it at first but after they see you a long time they won't even notice it at all.
My guy is like 6'3". and he's got a big nose, apparently. He told me once that some people would make fun of him for it, too. Which is totally mean. But yeah, I don't notice it. His face is perfectly fine, and I love his nose. So no, it doesn't matter.
people used to make fun of my nose when I was in middle school because it has a bump in it so I used to be self-conscious about it. Through the years it's looked a lot better, but still has a little hump in it. I learned to love my nose because it's what makes me unique. I dated a guy for a while that had a very big nose and I thought it was cute :)
I'm ok with it, I suppose on many levels, or at least I've learned to accept it. I make fun of my nose, myself. This way, people usually don't get a chance to call attention to it before I do, and we get the jokes out of the way.
I do an old sideshow stunt in one of my acts, and I make a lot of personal nose jokes.
My defense used to be that the big noses have ruled empires, so don't mess with me.
Then there's that scene from Roaxanne, where Steve Martin's character has to come up with 20 jokes about his nose.
Is that your nose, or did a bus park on your face?
Ecological: Everyone take cover, she's going to blow!
You're nose was on time, but you were fifteen minutes late!
Laugh and the world laughs with you. Sneeze and it's goodbye, Seattle!
Would you mind not bobbing your head? The orchestra keeps changing tempo.
Obscure: Whoof! I'd hate to see the grindstone!
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People make fun of noses. But they make fun of weight. hair color. the way you talk. some mannerism. your eyes. Your name. The car you drive, or the shoes you wear. You can either live with it, and or be inspired by it, or, you can work to change it, whether its a perception that people have about you, or the thing itself. But with a sudden change, through surgery, you run the risk of sometimes feeling like you've lost a part of yourself. Or in my case, I would feel like I've lost a HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE part of myself.
If a kid says something to me. I sometimes like to mess with their heads. "Yeah, I told a lot of lies as a kid. A LOT of lies."
I remember being an assistant teacher's aid for some special ed kids when I was in high school. One of the girls had the worst habit of innocently (but offensively) commenting about a particular flaw.
I had some acne at the time. She made a comment, and then asked what it was. So I told her that "it was tiny little killer aliens that I'm harvesting. But don't worry, they can't attack until. (and I'd point to a zit scar) OH MY GOD, ONE OF THEM IS GONE! NOBODY MOVE!" And don't worry, I told her right away that I was kidding; I'm a little mean, but not totally.
Hmmmm, I wouldn't care. It adds character(as the old saying goes). Noses doesn't mean anything anyway, I seen plenty of women with beaks for noses and they were still very attractive/pretty. Doesn't take away from a girls looks at all in my humble opinion.
i'll be honest . It would for me . Its the one thing would really turn me off a girl, nothing else apart from that would really turn me off (small boobs, extra weight, height, - all ok) . id just hate to have kids with that kind of flaw , but at least you can fix it
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