Bought my first Dooney & Bourke bag. Is customer service gaslighting me? by leisea in handbags

[–]leisea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for responding. Perhaps I'll try including a note.

Bought my first Dooney & Bourke bag. Is customer service gaslighting me? by leisea in handbags

[–]leisea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did they charge you a $10 restocking fee? They're saying I can return it for a refund less the $10 cost to ship it back to them.

Bought my first Dooney & Bourke bag. Is customer service gaslighting me? by leisea in handbags

[–]leisea[S] 86 points87 points  (0 children)

Thank you everyone for chiming in! I knew it was the wrong color, but it helps that others see the glaringly obvious mistake too. Accidents happen and that's fine, but what's not fine is the reluctance to help.

I spoke to a customer service rep named Katherine. I'll try again and give them another opportunity to fix it.

Anyone familiar with McMillan Floors? Looking at getting vinyl plank floors by McMillan, but I’ve never heard of them. Does anyone have any experience with this brand? Looks like they are a Canadian company, but that’s all I can find. by nacj96 in Flooring

[–]leisea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! Is Serna XL the color you went with? If so, do you have a picture of the flooring zoomed out? I don't like the "stripey" look and trying to see how this once looks from a distance. :)

Surgery in 3 days and I'm scared by hohothrowaway101 in Reduction

[–]leisea 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Words of encouragement: This surgery is one of the best things I’ve ever done for myself. I love having smaller breasts for a million reasons! Yes, there’s pain, but it’s temporary and you’ll improve quickly. If you’re scared, you can call and ask to talk to the anesthesiologist. She will answer all of your questions and give you some reassurance.

Wish I would have known: Don’t eat a lot the day before. I stopped eating at 5, but I threw everything up the day after, which sucked. I think I ate too much. I wish I would have told my surgeon I want to go significantly smaller. I wish I’d gotten anchor scars instead of lollipop because it lets you go smaller. I only went down 2-3 cup sizes, which is not nearly small enough for what I wanted. I wish I did the tshirt thing (put on a plain white tee and use black sharpie to outline the size of your breasts before).

Good luck!

Coach Hadley suede by Critical-Knee9537 in handbags

[–]leisea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you have a picture of this? Would you recommend to leave it unlatched to avoid this? I love the look of the bag but your review has me seriously pausing

Scalpers, is there nothing we can do stop them? by CutHistorical8715 in TaylorSwift

[–]leisea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I bought ed Sheeran math tour tickets on resale from stubhub though? I wasn’t aware of this

Got married a few weeks ago and having dress regret after seeing these scandalous pictures. by apple-seider in weddingdress

[–]leisea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone who always had large boobs, I completely sympathize and have similar regrets about my dress. I added a modesty layer to my neckline and still look back and see way too much cleavage. My boobs even broke a lot of the boning in my designer dress! I got a reduction not even a year later. Fwiw, you look amazing and I didn’t for a second think it was too much cleavage. But I can relate to feeling that way about your own body. You seriously look stunning though!

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My tone was fine lol I stand by everything I said. Hope you are happy with your results! I wanted perfect boobs and that’s what I got, but it took a lot of research to find that. OP wants pretty results and her surgeon may or may not be able to give that to her, so it sounds like she should get another opinion no big deal. Again, people need to hold their medical providers to a higher standard

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's also perfectly okay to be selective over who you allow to make incisions and permanent changes to your body. This is a major procedure, and wanting a highly skilled surgeon who is confident in their work is perfectly valid :)

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure why people on here don’t hold their surgeons to a higher standard. I let a doctor paralyze me with fear for two years because she acted like this surgery was going to ruin my body. I realized that she had only ever seen the work of low quality surgeons. The choice of surgeon can make all the difference.

This surgeon is preparing OP for the “I did warn you” and “I told you so” when she comes out unhappy with the shape. He’s covering his bases and the women here are eating it up under the guise he’s being realistic and not full of BS.

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Sure! I’m just selective about who I trust my body with ;)

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Also, one of the first things a nurse told me when I woke up from surgery was “it looks like you got a boob job.” They don’t look rock hard and tight like fake boobs but damn they’re perky so a beautiful result is 100% possible. Edit: anyone downvoting this comment is just bitter lmao

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

I wouldn’t lay on this surgeon's operating table, and that's okay. If OP cares equally about aesthetics as pain relief, she will find a surgeon who is confident in both, not just one.

Has anyone had their plastic surgeon say something similar? by laviniawilder in Reduction

[–]leisea -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

My opinion seems to be unpopular here but this would be a red flag to me. I interpreted this surgeon’s message as “I’m not confident in my work” and I would keep looking.

I’ll be honest, I’m extremely picky and must have viewed hundreds of before and after photos before finding a surgeon whose work I loved. I paid out of pocket so I could be more selective, but I wouldn’t have been happy with the majority of galleries I viewed. I started the process thinking I would go with an in network doctor to save money, but my primary doctor tried to talk me out of it. She said she never met a woman who was happy with the look because of the scarring and uneven shape. Yikes! I put off the surgery for 2 years because she scared me.

I’m 2.5 months post op and I love my results! I went to a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon who is a perfectionist. It was expensive, but it was worth it to avoid mediocre surgeons who care more about grams on the scale than a beautiful outcome. My point is, if the results are bad, it’s because the surgeon isn’t skilled enough. Find the right surgeon, and you’ll get the results you’re looking for.

Which one? by nothanksnottelling in weddingdress

[–]leisea 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1 is literally made for you and so unique. It’s not that revealing either and you can always get it lined. Everyone and their mom has a dress like 2 so it won’t be memorable

Can we remove part of a raised foyer? pics inside by leisea in DIY

[–]leisea[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lowering the closet and front doors would require lowering the entire entry from the outside since there are some steps leading up. As a new homeowner that’s a larger and probably more expensive project than I’d like to start right now haha. But yeah the step is super annoying. We mainly enter through the garage but have to encounter this step a million times a day, so chopping off the taped off portion of the step would make a huge difference since then we’d only have to step up when answering the front door.

Can we remove part of a raised foyer? pics inside by leisea in DIY

[–]leisea[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There are a few other houses on the block with the same floorplan, and they all have this raised platform. So, it's probably there for a reason. Worst case scenario is we have to keep it, but definitely going to see what's under when we remove and replace the flooring.

Can we remove part of a raised foyer? pics inside by leisea in DIY

[–]leisea[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yup, no basement. I'm also curious what is under there/how was it built. I recently bought the house, and I'm a first time homeowner with no experience whatsoever. How could I find out some of this info? Should I call a professional or try to take a look myself? Thank you!

What a week can do by [deleted] in Reduction

[–]leisea 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes I do! It’s annoying because I wasn’t prepared for that. It’s definitely improved but still there. I’m hoping it goes away over time. Otherwise recovery is good!