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People develop first impressions of you in a tenth of a second. Research finds that the more time participants are afforded to form the impression, the more confidence in impressions they report.
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Genetics are a tricky thing. You could live your best life, eat healthy, exercise, avoid drinking and smoking and still end up with some horrible disease.
It’s tragic, but true.
In this AskReddit article, people share how they believe genetics cheated them.
“Knees. They just don’t work properly, even after the operations to keep them from dislocating. They always hurt.”
“My ‘Beautiful’ light green eyes are so bad at denying light that I constantly squint, which leads to headaches.”
“Unibrow. My younger brother has thin half-eyebrows. Me (F) has one long, thick and bushy brow that goes from one hairline clear across to the other.
That rat bastard brother is also nearly completely hairless on his arms and legs. And blond.
That f*cker.”
“My fathers family has early onset dementia, my mother’s family all live to be 100.
So I’m destined to lose my mind at 50, and spend the next half century wondering were I left it.”
“I’m Arab on my mum’s side and Italian on my dad’s.Basically I have to spend a lot of money on hair removal.
I’m a woman, for everyone asking.”
“Severe acne.
Looking back over old family photos, it seems to be a common feature. At least it’ll clear up at some point.”
“Psoriasis all over my torso/legs/scalp.
It’s kinda weird to bring it up on a first date as well, so I got ghosted an awful lot before finally getting it under control.”
“My orthodontist legit said I had a monkey face and that my jaw kinda went outwards and she said the surgery wouldnt be so costly, only for my dad to say we couldn’t afford it. Hits hard sometimes.”
“Both my grandfathers dropped dead at age 59.
Both from cerebral hemorrhages.
I have high blood pressure.
I’ll turn 52 this summer.
Tic, toc.”
“I am 6 ft tall and have the wingspan of someone who is 5’4. Basically a human T-rex.”
“My great-grandfather had 3 kidneys. I’ve had kidney problems since I was a baby.”
“Absolutely shitty teeth. Some people don’t have to wear braces. It was crucial for me to wear them but my parents weren’t educated enough on the matter to make me wear them. So now, at 28 i’ve had more teeth surgeries than i can count, finally have them straight but the price and the pain i had to endure for them is 20 times more than i would have 20 years ago.”
“I’m 6’2 and have the wingspan of someone who’s 6’6. I look like fucking slender man.”
“Twin Gets Nothing, I Get:
•Colour Blindness
•3rd-Generation Acne
•HyperMobility
•Muscle Spasms
•Creaking Bones
•4th-Generation Early Arthritis”
“I’m a woman. I have a hot mom but came out looking like my dad.”
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We all know what our food looks like once it’s sitting on shelves, poured out of a can, or on our plates at a restaurant, but most of us never get to see what our fruits, vegetables, seeds, etc., look like when they’re still in the fields or on the trees.
I hope you find these pictures as interesting (and enlightening!) as I did!
Photo Credit: Wikipedia
They look like beans!
Photo Credit: Panoramio
I would have guessed some exotic fruit. And why are they not green?
Photo Credit: Flickr
*resists making limp joke*
Photo Credit: Blogger
This is like some kind of fantasy. Like New Zealand itself, really.
Photo Credit: WordPress
They have flowers! Who knew?
Photo Credit: Flickr
These aren’t weird or anything. I just think they’re so pretty in their natural state.
Photo Credit: Flickr
So many of these are prettier than expected.
Photo Credit: Blogspot
Or just a tree?
Photo Credit: Wikipedia
They’re green before they’re floating in a bog like in the commercial.
Photo Credit: Wikipedia
I could not have picked this out of a food lineup.
Photo Credit: Garden of Eaden
Look how it grows in the rocks – I love the color!
Photo Credit: Wikipedia
Wut. They look like peppers!
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While men seen the average woman as average looking, women see the average man as below average.
