[ SECRET POST #2281 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2281 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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02.
[David Suchet]


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03.
[The Lorax (2012)]


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04.
[Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja]


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05.
[My Mad Fat Diary]


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06.
[Sakura Taisen/Wars]


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07.
[Life in the Dreamhouse]


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08.
[Grimm]


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09.
[Chrono Crusade]


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10.
[Gail Carriger]


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11.
[Psycho-Pass]


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12.
[Homeland]


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13.
[Escape My Life!]


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14.
[Harry Potter]


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15.
[Persona 4]


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16.
[Twisted]


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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not even English but secrets like these make me panic more about my natural colored, crooked teeth that can't be treated because of a condition in them.

They're otherwise healthy though without cavity but nice to know that they're stil "disgusting-ass" :D.

[(Anonymous)]

I feel the same, anon. Teeth-related secrets here make me feel genuinely BAD.

[lyndis]

I have a hereditary problem and lost all of my teeth a few years ago (had to have them pulled). I have no teeth. Having teeth meant mine were really gross all the time, so these actors look like their teeth are fine-- it's a little hurtful to decide that people would judge me based on something out of my control.

I prefer natural looking teeth over really fake-looking teeth, but honestly, Anon, I bet your teeth are fine. I knew this guy who had very nice teeth and they were INSANELY crooked. I was still jealous and would have traded him teeth.

Teeth give personalities sorta, too. I mean, it's neat. It's like noses. They all look different and are cool.

Well except my teeth but I don't have any. :/

[(Anonymous)]

do you have dentures? I don't mean to pry, but basically, my own teeth are in a bad way after years of using mercury-laden well water in the rural area I once lived. it's always one of those on-the-back-burner things when I see a dentist 'we might have to just pull them' so I've always been terrified of what that would mean.

[lyndis]

I had temporary dentures for a while, but I don't wear them anymore. I'll be 27 in a couple of months so it's been really rough to get used to the idea that I'm < 50 years old and dealing with this kind of thing.

If you need anyone to talk to about it, anon, feel free to PM me. I swear if I hadn't had people who understood what I was going through at all, it would have been a horrible experience. And thanks for your comment--I don't mean that in a douchey way, but I've been playing around with a rough draft of a memoir dealing with my dental problems and the depression I still struggle with because of them, so your comment just reminded me that, shit, there are people out there who have problems similar to mind; I should stop being lazy and finish it!

That said, I also drank from a rural well as a child. I'm sure that didn't help!

[logicbutton]

:( My grandma had all her teeth pulled at about the same age you did. It was really hard for her too - according to my mom, she probably only needed a few out, but the dentist gave her some bullshit excuse for pulling them all. Still, she's gone on to live a perfectly normal, healthy life, and the only people who have ever known she wore dentures have been ones she's told.

Your memoir idea sounds fascinating; you should totally do it.

[lyndis]

Thanks! I will have to try harder at it.

Sadly I have TMJ so bad that I can't wear dentures--my only option are implants but holy CRAP the COST! Ahhhh! It's not so bad, though. Most of my problems just revolve around how awful it makes my face look to not have the structure that teeth provide. Bleh!

<3

[logicbutton]

Aw man, I'm sorry to hear that, not least because I hear TMJ issues are no joke. The potential for so many major and diverse medical problems stemming from abnormalities in one little area (or two I guess) seems like a serious design flaw in the human body.

[(Anonymous)]

Adding sympathies for you. My dad's teeth all came out by the time he was ten, which was in 1958, and he's had dentures the rest of his life.

[elialshadowpine]

I have several friends who have had to have teeth pulled and dentures because of intersections with other health issues and teeth.

What my friends have said: Initially, it SUCKS. You're on a liquid diet for awhile, and on a high load of painkillers, because having all your teeth removed hurts. However, most of them have had really good luck afterwards with dentures, and have been amazed at the difference and lack of pain and ability to eat properly. (The one who has trouble is on Medicare and they refuse to pay for adjustments to her dentures, which were sized wrong.)