Have you ever measured your nose? After doing this, some people saw themselves from another angle.

Nature endowed the journalist and writer Radhika Sanghani with a truly prominent nose, which some people consider a defect. But she decided that wasn’t right and organized a movement that is taking over the planet right now.

If you are also ashamed of any particular feature of your appearance, we invite you to take a look at the participants in this group.

The Incredible.club believes that Radhika did something simple but very important. This is what she posted on her Twitter:

“Let’s break this big taboo with my new #sideprofileselfie campaign! Let’s stop hating our noses for their size and learn to love them by sharing a #sideprofileselfie.”

“I wish I could take back the years I spent feeling ugly. At school I had a lot of nicknames and today many people tell me that I would look better with rhinoplasty.

Well listen! German blood flows through my veins and I have the bone structure of the most incredible witch in the world. I will love myself a thousand times more and neutralize all the hate I received.”

“I will never forget the moment I started to feel uncomfortable about my nose. One day at school, our teacher gave us a creative task: we had to draw our profile using the shadow. A friend said: ‘Sidney, I never noticed your nose was so big!’

My mother used to tell me my profile was that of a prince, but the damage was already done. I’m tired of the ‘jokes’ about big noses, which hurt people’s feelings, the awkward postures I need to get in photos and the tricks with light I need to use to hide my nose. I’m tired of going through the pictures to look for the one where my nose looks smaller. He arrives. I was upset, I lived in hiding for 20 years, but now it’s time to say ‘enough is enough’!”

“Here I am, in profile, in all backlight glory. Girls, accept your big noses, don’t hide in the shade like I did!”

“I had so many reasons to hate my profile pictures and, honestly speaking, they were all pretty stupid. Thank you, Radhika, for helping me transform my insecurity into acceptance of my peculiar beauty.”

“Let’s break the big nose taboo together.”

“I like the new trend. Everyone has the right to feel safe and comfortable with their own body… Greetings to the girls with the big noses!”

“Could you make a back flip triple on my nose, but that’s ok because I like to be different”

“Replying to the big noses tweet: I’ve always been ashamed of mine and I’m glad someone decided to raise this issue, because it’s something worth talking about.”

“Why not join the #SideProfileSelfie flashmob? Especially when you have something to
Be proud!”

“Of course I also accept the challenge!! I bet no one can find someone with a nose bigger than mine! Because such people do not exist, except for Adrien Brody, he is the patron of all noses.

The disadvantages of having a big nose:

Benefits:

“My big nose is a part of my individuality, as are my big ears.”

“For a long time I was ashamed of my nose. Today, I finally accept it! “Tom, wizard.”

Radhika posted a photo on her Twitter in which a friend reduced her nose in Photoshop. Both the journalist and her followers said that her appearance was becoming ordinary and that she had lost her special touch. And you, what do you think?

We should also remember beloved actresses and models like Meryl Streep, Barbra Streisand,
Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet and Gisele Bündchen, whose noses are not small at all, but full of charisma!

In many cultures, big noses were considered a sign of courage and pride. Ancient artisans drew and sculpted people with this trait if they wanted to highlight their wisdom and beauty: take a look at Athena or Venus de Milo.

What do we mean by that? That any quirk of appearance can be both a disadvantage and an advantage depends on how you interpret it. Each person has unique characteristics and it is important that we accept them to be happy. If we are good with ourselves, happy with our appearance, the opinion of others doesn’t matter.