I honestly hate if anyone ever made you feel insecure about your teeth, love. If they fi have that kind of attitude about something like teeth, that only shines a bad light on them she and not on you,
And i will reiterate that crooked teeth are often freaking adorable.
(My teeth are fucking terrible, btw, but at this point, pushing forty, they’re the least of my worries! 
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Display MoreI honestly hate if anyone ever made you feel insecure about your teeth, love. If they fi have that kind of attitude about something like teeth, that only shines a bad light on them she and not on you,
And i will reiterate that crooked teeth are often freaking adorable.
(My teeth are fucking terrible, btw, but at this point, pushing forty, they’re the least of my worries!
No one ever told me that, it's just me getting worried over silly stuff. Thank you!
Well, everyone worries about these little things, love, but I do genuinely believe that often these little imperfections that we worry about can so often be actual unique beauty enhancers in the eyes of others. I know I personally *love* the little things that stand out and make us uniquely *us*, even if they don’t adhere to trad beauty standards. It’s so cool.
Like, I remember when I was much younger and fretting about the lack of skin and hair pigment I had in patches because of vitiligo and my then boyfriend used to call my pure white eyebrow my ‘X-men eyebrow’ because the x-men franchise was just getting big at that time and everyone was lusting over Halle Berry as Storm, with her snow-white hair. It was such a cool thing, genuinely, because it took something I was scared and self-conscious about and kind of turn it into a super-power. I hold onto that today. It’s all a matter of perspective. You see some slightly less than perfect teeth, I see something characterful and special that makes you less dull and middle of the road.
Well, everyone worries about these little things, love, but I do genuinely believe that often these little imperfections that we worry about can so often be actual unique beauty enhancers in the eyes of others. I know I personally *love* the little things that stand out and make us uniquely *us*, even if they don’t adhere to trad beauty standards. It’s so cool.
Like, I remember when I was much younger and fretting about the lack of skin and hair pigment I had in patches because of vitiligo and my then boyfriend used to call my pure white eyebrow my ‘X-men eyebrow’ because the x-men franchise was just getting big at that time and everyone was lusting over Halle Berry as Storm, with her snow-white hair. It was such a cool thing, genuinely, because it took something I was scared and self-conscious about and kind of turn it into a super-power. I hold onto that today. It’s all a matter of perspective. You see some slightly less than perfect teeth, I see something characterful and special that makes you less dull and middle of the road.
That's such a cool and unique perspective. I'm glad you have such a nice boyfriend.
Oh, he was a good lad, but that was… ummmm…. At least sixteen years ago! !
I’m sure current husband is happy though, because I make him pie. 
That's great to know that it makes you feel better 
I know how it is, sometimes all this idol content we consume can make us feel insecure like that.
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