Sep7agon Picture Thread (Version 3.0)

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this is a bit old
i dislike this pic btw

masculine jaw

im getting maxillofacial surgery

Are you happy with your appearance if you look at yourself in the mirror? Do you believe you've successfully changed to the sex you think you should be?

not really

Why not?

i just dont
still waiting to be prescribed

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this is a bit old
i dislike this pic btw

masculine jaw

im getting maxillofacial surgery

Are you happy with your appearance if you look at yourself in the mirror? Do you believe you've successfully changed to the sex you think you should be?

not really

Why not?

i just dont
still waiting to be prescribed

So when you do more things you'll be happy with your appearance?

i can only imagine

post your butt

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Why not?

i don't mean to speak for her, but i've always known her to be a bit of a perfectionist, which probably comes from her being an artist

she would always share things she just drew in photoshop or whatever with us, and it always looked really really good, technique-wise and detail-wise, but she would always seem unsatisfied with it--which isn't an uncommon mindset people have when it comes to their art

i don't know if that necessarily translates to her appearance, but i just thought i'd throw that on the table

would you say that has anything to do with it, ruru, or am i just wrong

faravaher copy my nameplate

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Why not?

i don't mean to speak for her, but i've always known her to be a bit of a perfectionist, which probably comes from her being an artist

she would always share things she just drew in photoshop or whatever with us, and it always looked really really good, technique-wise and detail-wise, but she would always seem unsatisfied with it--which isn't an uncommon mindset people have when it comes to their art

i don't know if that necessarily translates to her appearance, but i just thought i'd throw that on the table

would you say that has anything to do with it, ruru, or am i just wrong

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

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sometimes im alright with how i look, sometimes im not
the same could be said for a lot of people
there isnt a definite answer

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm close to challenger on this, but I part from his intention. I think that trying to look perfect is stupid, and that you should accept what you have, but who cares about my opinion? You're free to do as you please, and it feels unnatural to change people's opinions and such.

What do you think about the thought that you should accept what you have instead of trying to be perfect?

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"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

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"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

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"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Wait, so the only problem you have with trans people is that they're not gonna achieve happiness through their  transformation? You're concerned for them? Think they're wasting their time and effort?

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

Like how well it's done?

Yeah, like with a haircut. Some haircuts leave you dissatisfied, whereas other make you very happy with yourself since you look better.

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

what exactly does surgery have to do with anything

It's not that difficult to understand if you read most of the replies and read between some lines.

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"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

what exactly does surgery have to do with anything

It's not that difficult to understand if you read most of the replies and read between some lines.

the way a person looks generally has little to nothing to do with surgery unless you're looking at them naked

I think the topic is more FFS than SRS.

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

what exactly does surgery have to do with anything

It's not that difficult to understand if you read most of the replies and read between some lines.

the way a person looks generally has little to nothing to do with surgery unless you're looking at them naked

What are you talking about?

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The effects are clear if you're not some low-class pleb who can't spot differences in anything, and thus pours ketchup all over their food 'cause it tastes more familiar or whatever

"Socially prescribed perfectionism in young women has been associated with greater body-image dissatisfaction and avoidance of social situations that focus on weight and physical appearance."

yeah, exactly

what challenger is forgetting is that most women--like, damn near fucking all of them--are rarely if ever satisfied with how they look in the mirror

i see exactly what challenger is trying to do in this thread, and it's pissing me off a little bit

I'm not trying to do anything. I'm merely researching this firsthand.

If Pepsi isn't happy with herself when she's fully changed into what she wants to be, I'd say it's a good indicator of this being a bandaid on a gsw, no offense.

You're basically setting up an I-told-you-so if you're not gonna be blunt about it and say that you think that changing your body is stupid

Not at all.

I'm just trying to see by speaking to a trans person directly and asking them if they legitimately feel better and "right" once they've undergone surgery/whatever.

I don't think it's stupid if it actually helps. That's why I'm asking questions.

Oh I see. Then it'd be smart to factor in how satisfied they are with the results of the surgery/surgeries as well.

what exactly does surgery have to do with anything

It's not that difficult to understand if you read most of the replies and read between some lines.

the way a person looks generally has little to nothing to do with surgery unless you're looking at them naked

I think the topic is more FFS than SRS.

ah yeah

Pepsi really doesn't seem to need that though, I thought she was cis before these two started babbling

Yeah, I've been saying she doesn't need anything for years now.
But, you just gotta let people do what makes em happy.

Unless that happens to be black guys. Friends don't let friends do black guys.

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This is hilarious 

I thought she was cis before these two started babbling

How the fuck could you think he was a cis female?

Those facial features aren't dominantly feminine and that chin. The freaking hair screams wig from a mile away.   

Maybe I just watch to much porn and can spot details.

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glad someone caught it before it was too late 

I thought she was cis before these two started babbling

How the fuck could you think he was a cis female?

Those facial features aren't dominantly feminine and that chin. The freaking hair screams wig from a mile away.   

Maybe I just watch to much porn and can spot details.

oh