I was born with four fingers (missing the middle finger)

    by kuparata

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    1. Hello everyone, as you can see by the pic – I’m missing the middle finger on both hands.
      The condition is called oligodactyly.

      I had an operation as a 1-year old to remove the bones from the middle finger on my left hand, as they were undeveloped and were “stuck” on the back side of the palm (just beneath where the middle finger should begin).

      On my right hand – the middle finger and the ring finger are fused as one finger.

    2. BeberCairELevitar on

      How is your grip? Can you close your hand tightly? Are their constrains in movement?

      Sorry if it’s inappropriate. Really curious

    3. whothiswhodat on

      So no one’s gonna ask how do you flip someone off without seeming to be pointing to the roof or asking someone to put a finger on your ring?

    4. How do you express extreme displeasure with another drivers actions while traversing by vehicle?

    5. eatthecheesefries on

      How do you flip someone off? I’m here asking the important questions.

    6. _strangeststranger on

      My moms boyfriend lost a toe on one foot. But the other toes just crowded around so the empty spot was filled in. When he took his shoes off one day and I could see both feet, the one with 5 toes looked crazy…like there were just too many toes! And the foot with less toes looked completely normal.

    7. fly_over_32 on

      I feel so sorry for you. Not because of the missing fingers, but because everyone’s gonna accuse pictures with you of being AI generated

    8. ForgettableUsername on

      If you had an overbite and advanced liver disease, you could be a Simpsons character.

    9. CAPTAINxKUDDLEZ on

      Looks like extra things might be fused to your first knuckle on the left hand. And that 2nd knuckle on ol righty definitely looks like a double knuckle.

    10. Embarrassed_Monk_665 on

      Oh,I had a childhood friend with that condition,Vylken was his name,I miss him.

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