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I am wondering, does your nose feel natural? Does the graft bother you? My SEG with septal cartilage is bothering me and I wonder what it would be like if I’d get it replaced with ear cartilage which is softer.

Hi music makers! I'm a singer/producer creating my own vocal sample pack. I do a lot of experimental/texture stuff and dreamy vocals. I was wondering, what do you guys think such a sample pack should include? What would make you want to buy it? Thanks!

Hi music producers/sound designers! I'm a singer/producer creating my own vocal sample pack. I do a lot of experimental/texture stuff and dreamy vocals. I was wondering, what do you guys think such a sample pack should include? What would make you want to buy it? Thanks!

For those of you who’ve had revision rhinoplasty, does your nose feel natural on your face? I’ve had one nose job and it doesn’t feel natural, but it might be because I’m so hyper focused on it.. It’s clicking all the time and it’s stiff and loose at the same time. Also feel like I lost some sensation. I’m scared that with a revision it might get worse..

I’m looking for some experimental plugins to play around with. I like doing all kinds of stuff with voice mainly. I like granular plugins like Output Portal, and am curious about other plugins that morph your audio into new kinds of sounds. Let me know if you guys have any recommendations ✨✨✨

I just wanted to share my experience, in case anyone can relate. Six months after my Nexplanon insertion, I started getting depressive symptoms. I blamed it on my ADHD medication at first, but my symptoms didn’t seem to get better months after quitting. Then I read a lot of stories online about people’s negative experiences on birth control, and it sounded a lot like what I was going through, so I decided to get my Nexplanon removed. 

Naively I expected everything to go back to normal within a few weeks, which was also what the gynaecologist had told me. The implant has been out for 2.5 months now and I’m still not feeling like myself. The past months were unlike anything I have ever experienced before, it’s pretty much been the worst time of my life. Here is a list of some of the things I experienced:

• Very intense brain fog, feeling like I’m not here

• Waking up anxious every day

• Feeling the most insecure I’ve ever felt. I am a musician and used to enjoy stepping on stage, but now everything feels pretentious..

• Body dysmorphia is something I’ve struggled with before, but this time it really took over

• Depersonalisation - not feeling like myself, like I’m a different person every day, but it doesn’t feel like “me” 

• Very nostalgic in an uncomfortable way, looking back at my old self and thinking I have destroyed myself now (I had plastic surgery that I regret)

• Socialising feels strange, because I don’t like the way I am and I’m worried about how I come across

Some physical symptoms include having very low energy and sometimes tingling sensations in my body. Of course my sex drive has been very low.

It all felt very real and surreal at the same time. The sad thing is that people around me don’t seem to believe me when I tell them it’s my hormones regulating. I get that it’s easy to think that I’m just depressed because of things that happened in my life, because I talk about those and they are real things. But I don’t think people realise how the hormonal imbalance can bring you into states that are very difficult to control, making you feel like a completely different person and making you see everything through dark coloured glasses. 

Right now, after 2 months I do notice some improvement. I feel like it might take some more time before I’m back to normal, but I have moments now where I feel a little more calm and okay with myself. This all sure does make me appreciate just simply feeling okay. 

I can’t find any stories of people who have actually had this done. The stiffness really bothers me, it feels like my nose is forever swollen.