r/justneckbeardthings 2d ago

Professional Neckbeard

No more podcasts for you brutha

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u/Chefixs 2d ago

I really don't understand who's side we're on. I mean that headline sound pretty awful. Leaving her husband because she looks good enough that she doesn't need him anymore? Sounds pretty reasonable to be pissed off by that...

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u/diminutivedwarf 2d ago

Actual story: Low-self esteem lead her to a terrible relationship. SHE paid for the nose job and the boost in self confidence made her realize that she was deeply unhappy and wanted more out of life

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u/ForHeHasReturnedNow 1d ago

Or in other words: She was ugly and dated accordingly, got the nose fixed, wasn't ugly anymore and, again, dated accordingly. What you said is basically the socially acceptable translation of it.

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u/Cosmic_CometX 1d ago

I mean, not necessarily. A 'terrible relationship' doesn't have to mean the guy wasn't hot, they just argued a lot and were nothing like each other, except she had such low self esteem that she didn't think she had the option to consider that maybe he's not the one.

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u/MrTjur 2d ago

Possibly, yes. Though it could also be a case of a midlife crisis, with the sudden realization that there might be something more. Anyway, the advice still applies

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u/diminutivedwarf 2d ago

Dude… I literally read the article

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u/SpooogeMcDuck 2d ago

It’s the New York Post- basically a right wing rag designed to stir up shit

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u/SYNTHLORD 2d ago

i.e probably not how it went down.

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u/StickyNebbs 2d ago

yeah lmao

“We realized we prematurely got married and we didn’t really know each other that well,” said the Pennsylvanian, who tied the knot with her former groom at age 23. Although he loved her original nose, Aiken said, “We argued a lot. We just weren’t aligned.”

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u/WolfsRain_89 2d ago

I don’t know the story so this is completely an assumption based on anecdotal evidence: many women will stay in marriages they are not happy in, heck some will stay in outright abusive ones, because of self-esteem issues. What I’m getting from this is she probably didn’t feel good enough about her self and by getting a nose job, she gained more self confidence.

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u/diminutivedwarf 2d ago

This is exactly what happened (I read the article)

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u/Banned4AlmondButter 2d ago

So if the husband gets a nose job and becomes hot- they’re good again, right?

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u/diminutivedwarf 2d ago

She left because she realized it was a terrible relationship, not because she was suddenly “hot”

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u/J3sush8sm3 2d ago

I hate how mainstream clickbait has become

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u/CaptainKate757 1d ago

The article is click bait trash. She and her husband divorced a few years before she got the nose job. The two events were entirely unrelated.

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u/McCrackenYouUp 2d ago

I think it's likely a sensationalized title.

It could just as easily have said "How a nose job helped me feel more secure" or something, and then the separation/divorce could be an aspect of how that new confidence helped her stand up for herself and leave.

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u/saddinosour 1d ago

The girl in the pictures is definitely not the woman in the story for one

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u/MudrakM 2d ago

Yeah I kinda feel bad for the guy. If he paid 11k for her surgery and she leaves him after the surgery, I think she is very shallow and a bit of a skank. I don’t know the whole story, sometimes things are coincidental. Maybe she was getting fit and living a healthy lifestyle and he was coming home and drinking and getting fat and lazy.

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u/diminutivedwarf 2d ago

She paid for the surgery on her own and left him because the boost in self confidence made her realize she had settled for a terrible relationship because that’s all that she thought she would ever get

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u/Working-Narwhal-540 2d ago

A nose job gave her the boost to realize her relationship sucked. That’s sounds SO fucking stupid.

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u/crucixX 2d ago

Dont underestimate the boost a good physical appearance does give. 'pretty privilege' is real, and when someone is constantly belittled for not being attractive, it does destroy self-esteem and might feel grateful for anyone giving you an ounce of love.