People who do NOT have a particular form of body modification in a society that practices that particular form (e.g., someone whose teeth are not filed to points in a teeth-filing culture) are often considered by others in that culture to be:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

In cultures where a specific form of body modification is practiced widely, those who do not conform to this practice can be perceived negatively, often being seen as both ugly and not fully human. This is because such modifications are deeply embedded in the cultural identity and social norms, and not participating can mark an individual as an outsider or as not fully adhering to the cultural standards.

People Who Do NOT Have a Particular Form of Body