Will you help pay for my cosmetic leg lengthening surgery?
Im 5’2 and in my early -very early- 20′s, and have short legs. I think about cosmetic leg lengthening almost everyday. Every morning -while im getting dressed- is a constant reminder of how disproportionate my legs are to the rest of me. Im doing this to feel good about myself. im grateful for what i have, but hate how insecure i am about my legs. I don’t think its normal to obsess about long -even normal- sized legs as much as i do. Im always looking at others in jeans and think "wish i could wear skinny jeans with flats". Everything i do is dedicated to get taller; ie. constantly stretching, workout alot, take vitamins to promote growth, continuously reading of Cosmetic leg lengthening surgery or on diets to promote growth. I definitely want to do the surgery; Also -no offense to those abroad- but, I’d only do it in the U.S. The only thing holding me back is the money. To be straightforward I need to raise 0,000, and though i can’t repay you with cash, i can offer to answer all your questions, provide a daily blunt/raw blog of how im feeling after surgery, or if physical therapy is doable, what exactly this "excruciating pain" really is,whatever it is that you want to know. I can tell you everything im going through, whether to help you make your own decision about doing the surgery or just for your sheer entertainment or maybe you really want to help me from your heart. I would be so blessed to get this surgery financed, it would be a dream come true. And who knows if someone -maybe you- could help me. 
Like the saying goes….You never know until you try. You would help with my sanity too.
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Susan Yarrawonga (280)
Seriously? You seem like such a douche for writing this. I understand that you are very, very insecure about your legs and want surgery, but it’s not like it’s just getting a boob or nose job. You’re talking about $100,000 here. That’s money you can open a business with, travel the world, put a down payment on a home (and pay most of it off), get a boob job, nose job, lipo, face lift, teeth implants or whatever you want with. But because of insecurity and vanity you’d blow away a life savings on some stupid surgery that wont even work. Puh-lease. You have short legs. With $100,000 you can have as many Jimmy Choo high heels as you want an problem solved. Get a life. You’re 20 but you’re acting 10 about it. You clearly have no concept of money or the value of a dollar. Oh she says, "I’m doing this to feel good about myself." Yeah, people say that about surgery that they can afford, not some stupid pipe dream $100,000 surgery. If you ever had that much money in your hand, ready to go, you’d be a FOOL to spend it on leg-length. Gosh I could just shake you for being so foolish. I would never give you a penny for any surgery anyway. And neither would anyone else on Yahoo Answers. Get a life. You DO need help, see a therapist for your low self-esteem.
I am sure you are fine! Don’t hate your legs! Some people have shorter legs, its nothing bad or unattractive!
Instead of doing the leg lengthening though how about you visit this website and do it naturally? I am serious natural increase is possible, you can target your legs, there are ways to lengthen your legs a good few inches.
Just visit this site, let me know if you make an account! Im serious it works, i have already gained some height.
ANSWER MINE PLEASE!
You have a serious mental disorder. I highly recommend that you visit a therapist. Anything that affects the way you live as hugely as you describe is very serious.
Things you should consider:
Were you made fun of when you were younger by people who were important to you about having short legs?
Did you have any nicknames such as "shortie" or "short legs"?
Your obsession with your legs may be from previous negative experiences that affected what you think about yourself.