Tell me something weird or unique...

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My hair is dark brown but there is a spot where the hair grows in white-blond.

[Anonymous]

My son and I have hypotonia and more elastic skin than average. I remember classmates patting me and saying I had soft skin and soft hair. They were being nice, but it got a little annoying. My son was as similarly patted in preschool and early elementary. My daughter doesn’t have this.

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Anonymous wrote:My 2nd toe is like a half inch longer than my big toe. I know it's not that unique but it requires me to go up a full shoe size.

I have this, too. Even my parents laugh at my ridiculously long toe.

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Anonymous wrote:My 2nd toe is like a half inch longer than my big toe. I know it's not that unique but it requires me to go up a full shoe size.

I have this, too. Even my parents laugh at my ridiculously long toe.

My sister has this and we've named that toe ET because that's what it looks like

[Anonymous]

I can't independently move the 4 smaller toes on one foot.

I'm double jointed in my thumbs.

One of my boobs is significantly larger than the other.

My jaw makes a cracking noise when I open it.

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Anonymous wrote:I can remember insanely long chains of numbers for years at a time. They fit together like puzzle pieces and look pretty.

Your unique ability sounds beautiful!

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Anonymous wrote:My hair is dark brown but there is a spot where the hair grows in white-blond.

Similar but, my hair is dark brown but a few streaks of redish brown.

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Anonymous wrote:I can remember insanely long chains of numbers for years at a time. They fit together like puzzle pieces and look pretty.

Like what? What long chains of numbers have you come across and decided to remember?

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Anonymous wrote:I had a breast reduction years ago and now need another one. I hate it.

Same.

Well, I don’t need another one yet but I’m well on my way to it.

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Anonymous wrote:I’m left handed (for some things) but right eyed. That’s considered cross dominant and can often be a cause of reading difficulties. I learned to read very easily. Makes me wonder if doing some thing right handed played a role—like I had more bilateral synapses or something. 🤷🏻‍♀️

Huh interesting! I’m right handed (but somewhat ambidextrous; I do things right handed because teachers told me too after I kept switching on them) but strongly left eye dominant. Never had issues with reading.

I don’t even know one eye is dominant.

[Anonymous]

I’m pretty naturally muscular, but my calves are four times the size of a normal girls calves.

I can literally be walking down the street and men stop me and asked me what work out I do to get my calves the way they are, but it’s the way I was born.

Some pants don’t fit me because the calves are too tight.

My brothers, the same way and his nickname in high school was calves.

[Anonymous]

Apparently not super rare but I have a third nipple. Teeny tiny and in the crease under my left boob--as a child it was much more obvious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Apparently not super rare but I have a third nipple. Teeny tiny and in the crease under my left boob--as a child it was much more obvious.

oh my friend had this. When she was lactating she thought she was simply really sweating, in one armpit.

[Anonymous]

I have very long toes. Like, I can pick up and use objects with my feet to a limited extent. I like to say I have prehensile monkey toes.

[Anonymous]

I can sneeze on demand by looking at a bright light.