Losing All Of Your Fingernails ๐Ÿ˜ฑ
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Losing All Of Your Fingernails ๐Ÿ˜ฑ

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If you suddenly lost all of your fingernails your fingertips would feel incredibly sensitive this is because the skin underneath your nails is thin and fragile and because it’s your fingertips this area is also full of sensitive nerves now fingernails also significantly Aid in gripping small objects without them your hand

Functionality would be limited over time your nails would eventually grow back but it would typically take about 6 months

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  3. @nnie_cta641

    Please tell me Iโ€™m not the only one who had a toenail suddenly completely fall off out of nowhere?-

  8. @villain1419

    Bro I've ripped or damaged my fingernails more time than i can remember and it hurts like hell specially if you somehow manage to put salt or something spicy on open wound ๐Ÿ˜‚

  14. @ryyyyyyn

    i lost one of my fingernails when i was about seven years old, as in the entire fingernail came off. it happened because i accidentally slammed my hand in a door. a few days later the nail turned GREEN and then even later the entire thing came off, thanks to my mom clipping it off while i was sleeping lol. and yeah itโ€™s really sensitive, i donโ€™t know how i slept or wrote with a pencil or anything.

  16. @danielc1394

    I lose some toes nails more oftem than i shoild cause i try to cut my nails with my nails and sometimes i end up ripping my nails out

  17. @DarkendDucky

    thank you for making the most terrifyingly uncomfortable animation ever, now I'll never be able to sleep.

  24. @user-qg9cp4zw4f

    I once lost one of my toenail after my nail on my foot crushed by a wood, it bleed and eventually it fell on its own. It did not hurt when the time it fell tho.

  31. @adventurer5125

    Now imagine for those who undergone the torture of pulling your fingernails ( yes it was real it was a method not in dark ages but even in modern times many do it even today )

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