Today I dropped by the history office at my high school to ask a question. I began talking to my teacher from last year. I never had a particularly great relationship with her, but she was closest and could answer my question. After we had talked for a few minutes, she said, "So, you must be Allison's sister!"
*confusion*
"No, I'm Allison..."
"Oh! You look... different! But the same! Your face looks different!"
This is actually the second time in a week that a former history teacher and I have discussed my face. The other time, my sophomore year teacher said my name, and I turned around. "Wow!" she said, "You look great!" At the time, I thought it might be because I've learned how to do my hair and wear mascara since I had her. Maybe not?
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That's pretty cool! It's good that you still look like you though... just "better"!!! Your results are truly amazing!
how fun is that! you're your own twin !
That's hilarious! I bet she felt silly.
ah, that's funny. she must have felt really daft, though.
When people ask me if I'll look any different, I say ' hopefully, just like me, but more harmonious'.
I just read all your posts about your surgery and I'm SO JEALOUS of your results! I'm getting the same thing done next week and I couldn't be more nervous. I hope to get results as awesome as yours!!
This happened to me too, except I was in law school and it's unfathomable to me why one of my fellow students would think that I was my own younger sister at a graduate school, like entire families go to the same institutions ;)
I'm 14 years old and will be having orthgnathic surgery in a few years to correct my lower jaw asymmetry.
Reading your experience is extremely uplifting. <3
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