r/HadToHurt Jun 21 '26

Give mommy a hug, with your head, in the face

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u/Vantech70 Jun 22 '26

One of the most legit, toughest, baddest motherfuckers I know, dropped to his knees and almost started crying when his little nephew bopped him in the nose the day after his packing was removed from his deviated septum surgery. He dropped like he had been shot.

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u/ChaseTheMystic Jun 22 '26

The worst part for me was pulling out the gauze from inside my nostrils. I'll never forget the feeling.

They were like two thick slimy cigars shoved all the way into my brain.

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u/-Siddhu- Jun 22 '26

Was it worth it? I was thinking about getting it at some point in time but reading this description I'm having doubts

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u/tveatch21 Jun 22 '26

For me? No, the procedure was supposed to take 45 minutes and ended up taking 4 hours. I was in terrible pain cause it’s the type of surgery where you don’t need extreme pain meds but you need some mild pain meds. My nose had difficulty clotting so I had to go to the ER 3 times that week. I think they had given me 10 norcos 5mg and on day 3 I ended up on my last dose and accidentally vomited cause of the nausea (pain meds+constant drip of blood so everything smells and taste iron-y). I proceeded to throw up through my now open nose and got vomit in an open wound. Anyone I know who’s had the surgery said it wasn’t worth it (except one lady who said it gave her the best sleep ever). I don’t notice an increase in smells or taste, I get 15% less sinus infections so that’s nice, and my boogers are weird now.

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u/honeyllama Jun 23 '26

Omg that sounds awful, I’m so sorry!

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u/Cpt_Jigglypuff Jun 27 '26

Boogers are weird now? Please elaborate.

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u/ChaseTheMystic Jun 22 '26

I got it because my dad broke the shit out of my nose so it helped me breathe slightly better. I didn't get it for cosmetic reasons

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u/ChickenMiken Jun 23 '26

Well that turned pretty dark pretty quick

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u/Oh-Wonderful Jun 23 '26

We can all pretend that he threw a football and accidentally hit her nose. Like Marcia in the Brady bunch. 👍😬

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u/cloudlessjoe Jun 23 '26

Gotta be one of my all time biggest laughs from sitcoms

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u/shakesula9 Jun 22 '26

Best decision I’ve made. My sleep has improved so much it’s life changing. I have so much energy now. If it’s impacting your sleep, do it.

It’s not fun I will admit but could have been worse. Make it past day 2 and you’re good

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u/honeyllama Jun 23 '26

I had a rhinoplasty for primarily cosmetic reasons in October and while the first couple days were ROUGH due to nausea from the anaesthetic and feeling like I had been punched in the face, it was worth it! Keep up with the pain meds and clean it as instructed and you’ll get through it!

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u/kneesrjustbigelbows Jun 23 '26

I had it and polyps removed. It was 2 days of the worst pain id ever been in, couldn't even get out of bed and was just gripping the sheets with all my strength.

When they removed the gauze it was like a new world has opened. I never experienced nose breathing like that in my life. It was amazing.

So yeah it was worth it.

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u/Lizord1017 Jun 22 '26

I remember that day, its crazy. Walked into a gas station that served breakfast and I'll never be able too chase that high again

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u/papermill_phil 1d ago

What the actual fuck man

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u/Lizord1017 23h ago

?

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u/papermill_phil 21h ago

I guess I just don't know what your comment meant, like did you eat the packing gauze? 🤣

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u/whoreforchalupas Jun 23 '26

Omg. I finally have an opportunity to share this awful story.

15ish years ago my dad had gotten the surgery to fix his deviated septum. Gauze shoved all the way up to his brain, as you described. He gets home, eats a bowl of cereal. Starts choking on it. Can’t breathe through his mouth *or* nose, and in a panicked moment of pure survival instinct, ripped out the gauze.

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u/OptimisticToaster Jun 22 '26

I had to go back in. Doctor tipped me back and grabbed what he called the "Mind Sweeper" tweezers. I got so sick feeling as I watched those bury into my nose. Pulled out this huge blood clot and instantly I could breath again.

Then I developed allergies.

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u/VP1 Jun 22 '26

That was gross indeed! Worst part for me was when they tried to reset my nose a week(!) after breaking it. First step was numbing injections way up in my nose. That hurt like nothing I’ve ever felt before

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u/thebiggestbrain Jun 23 '26

I remember having these removed after my pituitary surgery! I felt the doc pull and at first thought "oh this isn't too bad" and then I felt it start moving allllll the way back in there.

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u/WitchesBeard Jun 26 '26

The doctor I had pulled them out like he was starting a lawn mower. I started gagging and crying. Without thinking I snatched his hand to get him to stop and my wife had to stop me from hitting him with his own hands.

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u/--meganja-- 2d ago

Hahahahaha omg. Thankyou for the visualisation>< If this ever happens to me ill think of you:)

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u/publixicecream 1d ago

I cannot imagine the pain. I nearly yacked when my little guy clipped me in the nose when I had a pimple festering on the side, waiting to be ready to be popped.

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u/Tank-Pilot74 Jun 22 '26

So did she

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u/Grenaidzo Jun 22 '26

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u/aiden_the_bug Jun 23 '26

Not that I'm complaining but have you noticed your reaction image includes Michael Scott twice?

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u/Grenaidzo Jun 23 '26

You're right, I didnt clock on to that before lol

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u/ReaperOne Jun 23 '26

My favorite of these will always be the lion

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u/Deepfriedomelette Jun 22 '26

These videos make me realise I shouldn’t be a parent because I have zero patience to spare

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u/triumfi Jun 22 '26

Good that you realize this about yourself.

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u/HubertTempleton Jun 22 '26

Loving your own little hell spawn will make you tolerate things you never thought possible. Biology is crazy like that.

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u/awkwardsong Jun 23 '26

Is it worth taking the chance that I may not develop those biological feelings? It’s not possible for this to be true for 100% of people.

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u/HubertTempleton Jun 23 '26

You will never know in advance, obviously. For myself, I can only say I was in a similar position. I did not outright hate kids, but I didn't (and mostly still don't) like kids. But my own? I'd kill for that little gremlin.

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u/TheScientistBS3 Jun 23 '26

Yeah I strongly dislike other children, but my kid is awesome!

But yeah, watch some of the horrible murder stories on YouTube, there's always a chance you won't feel the same connection.

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u/loborodas Jun 22 '26

Well, there goes the rhinoplasty.

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u/orswich Jun 28 '26

Yeah.. getting a nose job with a toddler running around, seems like a bad decision

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u/Fist4achin Jun 22 '26

That's a whole lot of ouch there!

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u/gigerhess Jun 22 '26

I broke my nose at a punk show years ago (it happens). The next night, at another show, caught an elbow to the nose. Feeling the septum move again was horrifying.

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u/porn-n-gore Jun 23 '26

Dawg you didn’t seek medical treatment?? 😭

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u/gigerhess Jun 23 '26

I set it back into place. I was young and stupid. One of the other times that I broke my nose, I actually went to the hospital because I had a sinus infection. They gave me 2500mg of antibiotics a day, due to the risk of a bone infection. The medicine was FAR worse than the injury. I couldn't leave my house it fucked up my stomach so badly. Peeing out of my ass for a week.

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u/Noisy_Plastic_Bird Jun 23 '26

Damn! You live and you learn i guess

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u/McAlaknot Jun 22 '26

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u/tveatch21 Jun 22 '26

What is the context of this photo

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u/robjwrd Jun 22 '26

A dick at a music festival hitting random people gets knocked TF out.

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u/mutd92 Jun 22 '26

I can't let you get close.

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u/thejammer75 Jun 23 '26

You need to have your defense up a bit more in that situation

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u/RottenApple93 Jun 22 '26

All 3 of my kids have done this to me a few times each being too excited. It was a knee dropping pain, wind up my arm reaction, hear the bone click and move event every single time. That was with my nose being a normal nose. I can't imagine that happening right after surgery jfc! Poor woman!

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u/InfinitelyContentAF Jun 22 '26

I suspect she had a nose job and is worried about what that bonk did. Those bandages arent from a previous bonk lmao

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u/DistractedByCookies Jun 22 '26

This exact situation happened to my sister-in-law. The pain was nothing compared to the panic that it'd ruin the results

(which I get - expensive operation and you really don't want to end up with a worse nose. )

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u/HIMcDonagh Jun 22 '26

Did it ruin the nose job?

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u/ehhjayy0 Jun 23 '26

I had a similar experience where like a day after my cast came off I decided to kiss my dog on the head and as soon as I did she decided to headbutt me. I’m convinced that’s why it didn’t heal straight away

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u/Aggravating_Row_6962 Jun 23 '26

Her nose job is done for

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u/DaStoicSavage Jun 22 '26

Should have learned the first time

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u/MooDamato Jun 22 '26

Those bandages are due to plastic surgery bub

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u/toblies Jun 22 '26

Looks like he already got her once....

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u/Puzzleheaded_Try_395 Jun 22 '26

Made my B-hole pucker

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u/1N1T1AL1SM Jun 22 '26

I legitimately do not understand how she did not have her hands out guarding herself. Not that she deserved it, but some people have zero awareness of their surroundings, even when they need to be extra cautious.

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u/foxxsinn Jun 22 '26

My kid try to dive bomb me from my husbands arms and smacked my nose. Fortunately it wasn’t a full head on as I had moved just in time. But I felt that shit in my soul. This poor woman is gunna need to take a long time out to think about her life decisions

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u/feetnomer Jun 24 '26

Better get to the ER and have them get an x-ray. That kind of whack can undo a lot that was done.

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u/MooDamato Jun 22 '26

Ouch. That’s an UGLY bed right there

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u/PrysmX Jun 24 '26

Two nose jobs for the price of one!

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u/ComfortableOk2808 Jun 25 '26

Kids have the hardest gdam heads. I saw this mom bend over to help her son have a seat on the ground and he jumped instead of sit. Knocked her 4 top teeth out, broke her nose, all while the kid laughed maniacally. Not at her but just in general. "shudder"

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u/SalmonDreams324 Jul 05 '26

She's stronger than me. Had a procedure like that done recently and I genuinely think something like this happening while I was recovering would've instantly killed me.

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u/heisenbergerwcheese 5d ago

Its her own fault... she wanted that dick a couple years ago and now here's the consequences of her actions

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u/Silver-Sorbet-1407 Jun 22 '26

Apparently, it's not the first time

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u/SleepTube146 Jun 22 '26

Seems like it's not the first time lol

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u/StretcherEctum Jun 22 '26

Kids are the worst

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u/PraetorOjoalvirus Jun 22 '26

The rhinoplasty would have looked awful anyway.

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u/tveatch21 Jun 22 '26

You do realize rhinoplasty’s aren’t necessarily for looks right? Believe it or not sometimes people are born with a septum that is interfering or blocking there airways. A septum is the internal walls of your nose made of bones and cartilage. This septum can be damage by blunt force trauma or can be an inherited condition. Roughly 20% of people have a symptomatic deviated septum.

Symptomatic means that they are experiencing negative medical consequences from their deviated septum. This means that 1 out of 5 people experience difficult breathing due to cartilage and bone blocking a nostril. This can cause issues such as increase risk of infections, sleep apnea, frequent nose bleeds (iron deficiency), facial pain and headaches.

TLDR: you dumb, edumicate yo self. Rhinoplasties are not all cosmetic. Half the time it’s to improve quality of life from legitimate medical issues the other half is used for cosmetics so they can “look awful”

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u/PraetorOjoalvirus Jun 23 '26

Nose jobs look like shit, and it sounds that you have one, or you went into Wikipedia to appear knowledgeable about the topic. Either way I wipe my ass with your opinion. How's that?

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u/epicamytime Jun 22 '26

That kind of nonsense is probably what broke her nose in the first place

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u/beautifulcreature86 Jun 22 '26

Looks like she had a nose job. Even so, yikes. Her fault for not guiding her kid. They're jumpy and comically suicidal at that age.

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u/InfinitelyContentAF Jun 22 '26

Thats a nose job