Women Only - Do You Have An Asymmetric Body?

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That's just not true. Mine are both the exact same size naturally.

Yes. I think it's why people describe my appearance as "exotic."

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One of my ears are higher than the other. One of my legs is shorter than the other. One side of my butt is slightly larger than the other I guess nobody's perfect!

My eyebrows aren't even...I haven't really noticed anything else

My breasts are two different sizes, but it isn't noticeable to the naked eye. I wear a size 36DD, but one of my breasts is slightly larger than that (and the other is slightly smaller). I settle for the in-between because the different really isn't big enough, like I said, to be viewed with the naked eye when I'm. . . naked. . . . it's something I notice when shopping for bras, when one breast fits perfectly in the cup and the other doesn't. I think all women have some variance/difference between them, though.

Otherwise, my body is pretty symmetrical. I have short arms for my body length, I think, just by an inch or two, but they're both that short.

I have scoliosis so my right side is a bit higher and bigger looking than my left side.

I didnt see anything that would disturb me, but I am not very focussing on it either.

My fingers are thinner on my left hand than on my right. And my smile is a little higher on my left side.

One of my hips is higher than the other and it causes "poor turnout" (or perfect turnout depending on how you look at it) to use a ballet/gymnastics term. I wear a half inch lift in my shoe. My right arm is flabbier than my left and has a larger tricep. I'd fix it if I felt differently about unneccessary surgery.