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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.

Wait, what?
Were you told this was a possibility? Is it a side effect of pregnancy?

No one told me. I had my first reduction 25 years ago after my pregnancies. It’s just where I gain weight.

34 year old son still has one baby tooth in his upper jaw. Corresponding tooth on other side didn't drop out until he was almost 30. At times there have been concerns about the secondary teeth going the wrong direction but so far no problems.

One of my front baby teeth grew in as two small teeth fused together. I had no memory of this until I looked at some old photos recently. Luckily my adult tooth was normal!

Also, the ligaments in my right hand aren’t wired properly or something. I can’t extend my pinky or ring finger independently. It doesn’t really impact my life, other than I can’t make the “I love you” ASL sign with that hand.

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

I have this! I’m pretty sure it’s hereditary. My dad and brother have it, as do two of my three kids.

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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.

You can figure out your dominant eye by keeping both eyes open and looking straight ahead. Make a circle with one hand and hold it out at arm’s length. Find an object to focus on through the circle then slowly bring your arm to your face while still looking at the object. The eye it goes to is your dominant eye.

You also have a dominant ear!

Do you remember George Costanza's character from Pretty Woman? I have a barely discernible tail nub.

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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.

Same! I always thought it was a mole until about 15 years ago my dermatologist told me it was actually a third nipple.

I have extra nipples too. a 3rd and 4th! one in each armpit. I just thought they were freckles until I got pregnant and the area around them grew and they became more prominent and I asked OBGYN who said they were extra nipples. One of them would leak milk.

Did you nurse from them?

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Anonymous wrote:I was only born with wisdom teeth on the bottom. Dentist said I am a representative of evolution 😂

I only have one wisdom tooth. The dentist said it could have possibly grown taller than the other teeth because there isn’t one on the top to meet it. Luckily that didn’t happen.

Oddly, my DD also only has one wisdom tooth. It’s in the same place. She’s adopted.

I have zero.

Anonymous wrote:

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.

Same! I always thought it was a mole until about 15 years ago my dermatologist told me it was actually a third nipple.

I have extra nipples too. a 3rd and 4th! one in each armpit. I just thought they were freckles until I got pregnant and the area around them grew and they became more prominent and I asked OBGYN who said they were extra nipples. One of them would leak milk.

Anonymous wrote:I was only born with wisdom teeth on the bottom. Dentist said I am a representative of evolution 😂

I only have one wisdom tooth. The dentist said it could have possibly grown taller than the other teeth because there isn’t one on the top to meet it. Luckily that didn’t happen.

Oddly, my DD also only has one wisdom tooth. It’s in the same place. She’s adopted.

I can move just my baby toe.

I’m also missing a sinus cavity.

Anonymous wrote: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.

Have you been evaluated for Ehlers-Danlos syndrome? Hypotonia and elastic skin are common symptoms.

I have what I guess is a form of synesthesia. If it’s dark or I close my eyes, I experience certain sounds as bursts of light or patterns of light in various colors.

I can wriggle my ears. Also, one ear is a little farther back on the side of my head than the other ear.

I have extra ribs and it causes neck pain.

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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.

Wait, what?
Were you told this was a possibility? Is it a side effect of pregnancy?