If you'be given chance to replace a certain part of your body,what would it be?
By Azaerus
@Azaerus (820)
Philippines
May 14, 2009 12:09am CST
If you'd be given a chance to change a certain part of your body will you go for it?
Sometimes when I look in the mirror,I don't seem contented of what I look like..then I'm gonna imagine stuff that what if I had a different hair style?different eye color?what if I had this and that...but later on when I go back to reality I really can't change anything,instead just be contented of what I have..
But don't you get to do that sometimes?
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7 responses
@kherasakshi (391)
• India
19 May 09
If a chance like this would be given to me,I definitely would replace my hair as they are curly & I don't like them this way.I like straight hair.even I got them straighten thrice but afterall they are curly naturally.so can't do much about this.
@lelin1123 (15595)
• Puerto Rico
17 May 09
I'm happy with my body. But if I had to change one thing it would be my hair. Its to thin and fine. I would love long curly hair. But if I was born that way I would probably want fine hair. I believe we are never happy with what God has given us and we should be.
@graemelamb (64)
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15 May 09
I would change my bowels. I know that is an odd answer, but had lots of bowel problems when I was younger, and they're not 100% even now, so if I could get the extra 20% back with new ones, that would be super :-)
@goldeneagle (6745)
• United States
15 May 09
I would want to replace my legs because I have a physical handicap in them...
@fifileigh (3615)
• United States
16 May 09
i wouldnt want to replace anything because they r all a part of who i am. but maybe i would like to whiten my teeth or permanently wax my legs and they hair wont grow back out.
@skylosser (22)
• China
14 May 09
If I have this chance, I want to change my eyes which now are myopic to ones
which are healthy and bright. I will prevent them carefully and use them scientificly.
My god, but shall we really have this chance?
Now we must done is cherishing what we have had now.
