"Do I have an obligation to divulge my surgery?"
"Major matters to disclose before marriage: 1. Gender 2. Incurable disease 3. History of previous marriage 4. Status of children"
"Should I talk about double eyelid surgery before marriage?"

"Prosecutor's POV: It is okay not to mention the extent of the double eyelid surgery"

"Prosecutor's POV: It is okay not to mention the extent of the double eyelid surgery"
"You must notify the other party of surgeries requiring general anesthesia, such as jaw surgery, breast surgery, and facial contouring"
"You must disclose anything that might impact you hereditarily"
"But do you need to bring it up first?"
"There's no need to talk about hair loss in advance"
"If hair volume is important, prior notification is a must"
"If you're caught voluntarily hiding the information, it could be ground for marriage annulment or divorce"
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1. You might not necessarily have to disclose hair loss treatment, but I think you should definitely mention plastic surgery. Just because double-eyelid surgery is common doesn't mean it isn't surgery
2. I figured that if a double-eyelid surgery was enough to cause a breakup, it would be better to part ways than to end up divorced, so I told my partner about it before we got married
3. Of course you should disclose your double eyelid surgery. Imagine having a kid and their face is totally different
4. You have to disclose everything to each other, including family medical history
5. Of course you need to talk about hair loss
6. Of course you need to talk about eyelid surgery and hair loss, it will impact your offspring. Are you guys joking? ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹ã…‹
7. Just say everything
8. You gotta f*cking tell me if you're losing hair. Are you f*cking kidding
9. ...? Genetics are a key factor in hair loss, but wasn't the reason people disclose plastic surgery also because physical appearance is hereditary?
10. Huh among the stuff discussed isn't hair loss the most important thing to disclose?
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