Okay, why are people lying? What I see is what I see and I have no reason to say I don't see something? Why would I talk about what I don't see? I'm not going to talk about ears that don't look like they stick out to me?

Another thing is there are too many people "against" your view. Yes, you see your ears stick out but the majority of people don't see that and we're the ones looking at you? How is it your attention is stuck on yourself instead of your eyes looking outward at me

Third thing, you feel your ears stick out. So? I have wavy brown hair that's turning gray and am 125 pounds overweight. So? That's not all there is to me, not even the most important part of me. My legs gets me around, my eyes allow me to see, ears allow me to hear (when they aren't having a problem like now) but my looks don't do much of anything for me, they just differentiate me from the person next to me, help make me unique and interesting. My stepmother had her nose done; she got her father's nose and it was a whopper! She was in her late 40's though when she got it done. She took a picture of me with her (I was 5 or 6 in the picture) and told the doctor she wanted a nose cute, like mine. You ever have an uncle play that "got your nose" game with you when you were a kid? I was pleased that she liked my nose but who wants my nose on her face? Like one of those childrens' books that have three parts, legs, body, head and you can mix and match: http://www.amazon.com/Mix-Match-Book...dp/0671769111/