The Beauty of a BIG NOSE

Is a Big Nose Attractive?

I'm not trying to boast; however, I've been told I've got a big nose. It took me years to accept it as a part of mine. I was 9 years old and older when my nose began to develop from its doll-like appearance to the enormous facial outcrop that it has become. At the exact same time, the snark started. A boy known as Danny was calling me Pinocchio throughout the summer. Add all the mean kids in the playground, who would call out honker, schnoz beak, horse and Ringo, Gonzo, or pelican when I went by, and I soon realized that I was sporting an anomaly in the middle of my face.

I felt shadowed during my preteen and teenage years due to my nose. It's long and has an upward-facing bump that is bony and awkwardly positioned toward the side. In my younger years, I thought my nose popped out of my face, like the flashing message that said, "I'm not quite pretty enough!" If I fell in love with a man, I would awkwardly change my face so that he would not see my face. I would spend many hours looking in the mirror and altering my nose's shape to make it appear "normal."

I was still adamant about the nose till I graduated from college and started the slow and upward climb toward self-acceptance. In the end, I realized that I had a distorted self-image. When I was looking in the mirror, I was focusing on my crazy nose, and when people saw me, they saw the entire of me--my brown eyes, a large smile, and wild hair. But more importantly, they could see my confidence, passion, and ability to think for myself. In the end, I realized everything was within my brain. My nasal passages had destroyed the thing that is me, but they improved my overall quality of life.

Many girls had nose jobs in the wealthy New York suburb where I was a child. It was common to have Jessica or Jennifer depart in June sporting a long curving nose, only to return to summer with a smaller straight nose. With their parents' approval, they decided to reduce the size of their olfactory glands to look more normal. It is a common practice to be a tiny nose that comes from the same root in the same way as pressures to appear thin, which is a narrow idea of beauty.

We've all seen how fashion and the media do not accurately represent various body styles. This can also be said for noses. Society sees the most appealing nose as small, perky, and upwardly steep. Unfortunately, many actresses and models have noses that vary; if they don't, they'll have thinner, reduced, or straightened.

Also, read Celebrities with Big Noses.

People can change their appearance if they feel happier about themselves. I am for the individual's choice. But I also support large noses. Noses don't need to be silent and serve as a complement to facial aspects. The nose is the first thing you show and is usually the initial thing people see. A big nose is elegant and elegant, sensually attractive, intense, and memorable. It is also captivating, striking, and distinctive.

These are the top six reasons you should be awed by your big nose.

1. Big noses are more intriguing

"Big" is a broad term describing something as varied as a nose. I prefer telling prominent noses like wide, long, classic thin, aquiline pointed and curved Roman general, bulbous, or hawk, but you know the meaning. I'd prefer a fleshy hawk's nose rather than a large nose, but that's me. It's certainly more interesting, and that's the whole point. The term "conventionally beautiful" is overrated. Everyone can be attractive by utilizing the right technology. It's more than the color of your hair or having a septum piercing. Interesting requires genes. A captivating beauty can stand above the rest.

2. People with large noses are fascinating.

I'm going to assert that not only the nose is fascinating, but the entire person. This is where the phrase "It gives you character" is derived from. If you've got a large nose, you've likely heard this many occasions by good-will people who thought they were giving you kudos. The same can be said of Gargamel as well as Elmo. The word doesn't carry any intrinsic significance. However, having an enormous schnoz and being unhappy with your appearance may have caused you to develop a unique character to cover it. They don't provide you with the character you want; they create a character. It's quite a lot to be attributed to the facial features of people, but it's also attributed to childhood taunts, such as freckle-face, snaggle tooth, and carrot top. (Yeah, I've seen all of them.) However, put it to the test. I've never met an unattractive, big-nosed woman.

3. A large nose looks more attractive when you can pull it off

We're all grown up now, aren't we? We might have laughed at the idea of being beautiful in our youth. However, with time we recognize it to be the case. Beauty is all about how people feel you are, which can be seen in how you present yourself. Style is the second most crucial aspect of a good persona. If I had the confidence to do it, I could create a great third-degree burn. It's simple for someone who is a part of the standard definition of beauty to feel beautiful; however, if you don't conform to the standard and are not, you have to make it work. Other people will agree that you're stunningly beautiful if you're happy with your nose. A big nose allows me to express my individuality, like the tropical fish or white tiger.

4. Big noses are everywhere

Going far beyond America for a more expansive perception of beauty is unnecessary. Women in Europe, India, Africa, and the Middle East proudly flaunt spectacular large noses that aren't small. In many societies, big noses symbolize the wisdom of people, and they aren't even thinking about changing their appearance. In Japan, If someone says your face is significant or has a huge nose, they're acknowledging you.

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5. Big noses showcase a great tradition

I've never thought of having a nose job. I am grateful to my mom for this. I'm blessed with her eyes. My mom, even though she might not be aware, is gorgeous. As a child, I always wanted to be just like her. My father and mother have beautiful honkers too. My grandmother's nose curled to the end of her nose to resemble an animal. If she smiled, her entire face glowed, and the top of her nose curled up over her lips. Her beauty was stunning. My nose is a reflection of the ethnicity of my family (Italian/Jewish) and comes from my grandparents. It devalues my identity and how I got to where I am today.

6. Big noses are the norm

In the past, small noses were only sometimes as famous. Look at the artwork. In the early days of Rome, the long nose was the most revered. Look at this Greek sculpture of the goddess Athena. Goddesses were also praised with distinctive noses. In the European Renaissance, the face could not draw attraction if the nose was not prominent.

The article was first published in xoJane, written by Johanna Debiase.

A big or sharp one does not mean an absence of beauty. It's all about your own personal preference. Some people prefer large noses, while others prefer pointy noses.

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