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i tend to just go 'eh why not' and do random stuff, like move to a different country or get into sex work idfk. i sort of had this attitude going into plastic surgery and i did *not* anticipate how slow and hard the recovery would be. I'm doing better now but damn.

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Oh I think I'm fine. People just treat you better if you're attractive, and being treated better is really useful.

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I'm curious whether you weighed the opposite consideration - I'm sure there are people who have a negative reaction to surgery if it's visible at all.

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Definitely. I ascribe a very low probability to my surgery being visible afterwards. Ofcourse i'm basically livetweeting my nosejob recovery so people are gonna know I got it.

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Huh interesting, based on celebrity jobs I actually would've expected the probability of visibility times the associated stigma to exceed the marginal benefit of increased attractiveness. But in tech/libertarian/SW circles I could definitely see the opposite being true.