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It's your mole.
You don't want it.
For whatever reasons.
Not stupid at all.
Mine was probably no more than 5mm Ø.
On my cheek, a bit irritating as I could see it out of the corner of my eye.
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Being an avowed disbeliever in almost everything, I'd say it would be slightly insane to have it removed based on superstition. That said, if removal of such things is so ingrained in your culture there may be a huge psychological advantage to having it done.
And just to repeat this reiteration one more time; everything I say comes out of my ass. -
Curious as to how you get on. I'm covered in them. Generation before slip slop slap and quite a few before Generation iPad so actually saw sun in Australia.
JurekB
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@ExTra
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No, my mole looks nothing like a cat shape. It's on my back on the shoulder blade, it's not big and it's perfectly round. It's never caused any problem also, so no chance the NHS would do it for free, can't pass it as a concern for skin cancer.
The reason why I want to have it removed is rather silly and extremely superstitious. Things have been hard the last few years both persoanlly and professioally.
There is a saying in Chinese that if you have a mole on your back, exactly where mine is, you are destined to have to work very very hard and with little or no reward at the end of it. (Like having a burden on your back, the bigger the mole, the bigger the burden is etc etc)
Stupid, right? I never believed in it, still not sure if I do, espeically having been brought up in the Westen culture...
But having unwanted moles removed has a very deep root to chainging people's fate in the Chiense culture (this is getting more stupid, right?) Anyway, I thought, why not be a little more Chinese once in my life? What have I got to lose?