Not ever.

I wouldn't change my voice, I wouldn't change the colour of my hair, or the colour of my eyes (though I would appreciate 20:20 vision).


You?

What is sacred to your view of yourself (whether physically or not).

It took me years to get comfortable with my singing voice, and I wouldn't change it. Why should there be a problem if I wish to appear female, and have a deep baritone?

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I'm not sure. I could change most of my physical aspects. I don't think I have anything particularly sacred but when taken as a whole it forms who I am.

(you could get some laser eye surgery pica - worth every penny. I got it done 3 years ago and never regreted it.)

It's on the list. It's a bit of a luxury at the moment.

Yeah, it is pretty steep. The good thing about waiting is the technology is getting better and better all the time.

In terms of body modifications, that is at the top... The one I really can't work out is whether i'd like to be thinner.
Would give me more choices clothes-wise, but I can't work out whether I would like to be thinner, or if people just tell me I would.

My overall frame. Even after years of cycling, I don't really build muscle mass. I'll never have a body-builder physique, and that's fine with me. I like the long thin limb look.

I'd sometimes like a blade of grass physique - more of a pear though.

I'd definitely like to be thinner.    Like skinny boy thin.

I'd also have laser eye surgery...when I picked up my new glasses (I can SEE!), I was wearing contacts, but I had to put them on so she could adjust the frames...all I can say is good lord, I'm blind.

I want darker hair and paler skin.

I'd make my hair straighter!!!  I'm tired of having to use the ol' straightening iron.

And I'd make 'the girls' smaller...frankly, I'd like to be flat chested.

...seems like a lot, compared to the rest of you...

didn't answer the question though - what would you not change?

I wouldn't change the aspect of my life that allowed me to incorporate change rather than just be a victim of it.

I'd love to be thinner, but of course, I'd love to have been born as a Kennedy girl or a Rockefeller babe too.  Alas and alack.

I would not change the time, effort and cost of getting educated (in all the ways I've been educated) cause that stuff comes into play every day.

Quote from: Pica Pica on October 21, 2008, 02:43:07 PM
It's on the list. It's a bit of a luxury at the moment.

Really?  I always thought specs became you very much. They fit you, they add, not subtract. One of the most striking things about you is the way your bespectacled face and your despectacled face are like night and day.
Different sides of the same coin.

It's funny, I've always found my own flaws to be my most beloved parts of my physicality.

Quote from: Pica Pica on October 21, 2008, 03:41:27 PM
I'd sometimes like a blade of grass physique - more of a pear though.

Well, I'm more pear-shaped these days. But, my frame is still the thin thing. My arms and legs are still quite thin. It's just me midsection that's thick.

Quote from: Nero on October 21, 2008, 05:50:57 PM

Quote from: Pica Pica on October 21, 2008, 02:43:07 PM
It's on the list. It's a bit of a luxury at the moment.

Really?  I always thought specs became you very much. They fit you, they add, not subtract. One of the most striking things about you is the way your bespectacled face and your despectacled face are like night and day.
Different sides of the same coin.

Are you being as wise as you could be Nero dear?

Quote from: Nero on October 21, 2008, 05:50:57 PM

It's funny, I've always found my own flaws to be my most beloved parts of my physicality.

that's not funny that's healthy. implies you've got this view of beauty that you are the master of, rather than letting a conventional view of beauty dictate stuff - a beauty that transcends gender (and that's no come on).

As for the eyes, I only started needing them when i was 17, i still don't think of myself as a bespectacled person.

My eyes, both shape and color. About one of the only things I really like about me.

I wouldnt change my slim physique either...Unfortunately nature (and my job) seem to be working on that <__<

Though I've often lusted after having striking emerald green eyes, I would never change my own blue color. Everyone seems to like them and so do I.

At times I also wish I had better vision because glasses get pretty annoying at times. On the other hand, I love wearing them and I think I look good in them. Maybe I just need new ones.

Quote from: Pica Pica on October 21, 2008, 04:24:31 PM
didn't answer the question though - what would you not change?

haha...I can't read. 

I wouldn't change my personality or my past experiences because they make me "me".

I like my eye color.

Quote from: Jaimey on October 22, 2008, 03:32:13 PM

Quote from: Pica Pica on October 21, 2008, 04:24:31 PM
didn't answer the question though - what would you not change?

haha...I can't read. 

I wouldn't change my personality or my past experiences because they make me "me".

I like my eye color.

and what color is that, Jamesy dear?

Quote from: Nero on October 22, 2008, 03:43:51 PM
and what color is that, Jamesy dear?

Usually, they are blue...kind of a mid/dark grayish blue.  Sometimes (like when I have allergy issues), they appear to be a brighter mid/dark blue and then sometimes they just look gray or green.  They change a lot...