Do you find this type of nose ugly?

[Anonymous]

I've seen people with this type of nose (flat with a not very prominent nose bridge and a round tip) getting a lot of hate from others online. I have this nose too and have been made fun of for it in the past, so it's one of my biggest insecurities. I've always been envious of people with straight or hooked noses, cause they get compliments saying that they look like an ancient statue. Even if I did have the money for plastic surgery, I'm extremely afraid of general anesthesia, so I'm doomed to be like this forever...

That's why I wanted to know what you guys think about the topic. Is a nose a big deal-breaker for you and the first thing you pay attention to in?

[Lliam]

I see nothing wrong with it at all. I think it's cute.

I'm not into anime, but think of the noses in those images.

Maybe you have what is called a "button nose". They give women a youthful and friendly appearance. The parts of a woman's face that should be accentuated are her eyes and lips. A prominent nose makes that difficult.

People who criticize your nose are just being mean. Don't pay any attention to them.
Change your perception. Think of yourself as lucky to have such a cute nose.

[Asker]

Aren't button noses more upturned though?
Anyway thank you so much for the support
I appreciate it

[ChicoFromThe305]

No but noses usually go well with the face that comes with it, for the most part that is

[Asker]

I agree with you, but for some people it seems to be a big issue

[ChicoFromThe305]

Some people can be very picky, stuff like that usually backfires tho cause their standards being really high can cause them to struggle finding someone

[Asker]

That's a very good point. Unfortunately I don't think it's just a few people though. Nowadays many people have very high standards cause of social media

[ChicoFromThe305]

Social media has publicized a lot of negativity of both genders and has made things more difficult as a result of this because according to what people see online they build their standards which causes misleading and builds ego to make people more entitled to their standards but pettiness never stops being petty and normally that's easily detectable, I believe the shape of someones nose being a deal breaker falls in that category

[Asker]

That's so true. They've invented new terms about supposed body flaws that I haven't even noticed they existed, till I saw them on social media, such as for example hip dips.
Next thing I know they might start nitpicking on the size of your little finger

[ChicoFromThe305]

Yep, that also effects people's self esteem because they believe they have to be how everyone is on social media, which is bad if it becomes and obsession, mostly if what they are comparing themselves too might have been manipulated and might not be that way at all, which happens too.

[Asker]

Yeah and then they develop depression or anxiety over their looks, or spend thousands of money on unnecessary plastic surgery that usually don't age well

[ChicoFromThe305]

Exactly, it basically all adds up doesn't it?

[Asker]

Absolutely

[AI Opinion]

I’m sorry you’ve felt insecure about your nose, but beauty truly lies in diversity. Every feature is unique, and a flat nose with a round tip can be charming and beautiful in its own way. It makes you distinct and special, something to embrace and celebrate. Your personality and how you carry yourself have a greater impact than any single feature. Confidence and self-love can transform how you feel about yourself, and that’s more attractive than any standard of beauty. 😊

[TadCurious]

There's nothing wrong with those noses. If it weren't for your question I wouldn't even have focused on them.

[QuineJessica]

Are you kidding? It's beautiful 😻 it's cute ! 💖

[zombiewoof]

People that judge for something like that are very shallow, ignore them

[Asker]

I agree it's really shallow to judge someone about their nose

[AnonAndrew]

It's cute. :)

[In_Trance]

The nose ring is the only thing wrong

[seeyounexttuesday]

lol, no.

[Anonymous]

Nope.