Do you have a flaw about yourself that you actually like?

My height. It has been a source of good natured teasing and humor.

I have a few moles I don’t mind. I have more than a few that I could do without, but luckily they’re all pretty small. Any unsightly ones were removed when I was a teenager. Thanks, Medicaid, for the free cosmetic procedures!

My teeth are crooked from refusing to pull them as a kid until the permanent tooth grew in behind it. I’ve never had braces and probably never will. I’d love to have perfect teeth, but I’m told that my smile is my identifier (in a good way). Here it is. Meh, I don’t worry too much about it.

@janbb What do you like about being short?

@livelaughlove21 Cute! I like slightly crooked teeth. :) Our culture’s obsession with overly straight teeth kind of weirds me out.

@fluthernutter That it kind of sets me apart, that people think I’m “cute” and the affectionate teasing. I’d be happy to be taller but when you got lemons…...

@janbb How short are you?

I’ve got all kinds of flaws, and I like them all. They make me uniquely me. :) Although being short would be kind of hard. How do you measure up to your expectations?~

My bad handwriting. It is a source of harmless humor from my friends and an effective way to conceit what I write. Although I have to admit that it causes me trouble sometimes.

5’ 1” and a quarter of an inch.

Don’t want to overlook that quarter of an inch. :)

It’s the most important part!

Laughs, you do have a great sense of humor. That and a positive attitude. They more than measure up to what I most admire in a person.

My belly button is an outie, I love it that way & often pet it & sometimes colour it using crayons.

I tend to procrastinate but in doing so have found that many a “problem” will somehow solve itself.

The only flaws would be another’s opinion. It’s all subjective.

An example of what one may consider a flaw is my inability to retract my atttention away until I come to a closure. My gaze will be at you the entire time we’re talking or working through something together.

The gaze comes first. Then the salivating…

During fighting, I get to let my inner-side unleashed. I love losing control of myself.

I agree, flaws are subjective. I guess I like my occasional un-PC-ness, that usually cracks people up. Nothing over the top but I can create a parody out of anything. I suppose I can and have offended some but most people tell me how much they like my offbeat humor.

@janbb My mother-in-law is 4’11.75”. My husband says she’s just a quarter inch shy of being a full-sized person, to which she replies, “I know you’re a grown ass man, but don’t think I won’t climb up on this chair and slap the hell out of you.” I call her a little firecracker. :) She legitimately has to stand on a little step stool to reach the back of the bottom shelf of her cabinets. Too cute.

One flaw I have is a crooked smile. I’ve always liked it. A cosmetic surgeon said he’d fix it by repairing a muscle or something and I was so insulted since I did not see him for my face. Such an obnoxious sturgeon. Pun intended.

I am a slow reader. Over the years I have found that my meticulous nature has helped me notice many things others pass by. This developed from the patience I have to have for reading.