If I were you I would never ever buy make-up. That *kitten* is expensive, and in your case, completely pointless.
I honestly think that is true for everyone in this thread. Except me. You will pry my Kabuki paint from my cold dead fingers. But I don’t want to tell anyone what to do. You all know yourselves.
Just remember: Swanny (and a bunch of other people here) think you are just gawjus...just as you are. Plus? We are always right.
If I were you I would never ever buy make-up. That *kitten* is expensive, and in your case, completely pointless.
I honestly think that is true for everyone in this thread. Except me. You will pry my Kabuki paint from my cold dead fingers. But I don’t want to tell anyone what to do. You all know yourselves.
Just remember: Swanny (and a bunch of other people here) think you are just gawjus...just as you are. Plus? We are always right.
Always.
You're honestly the biggest sweetheart.
For me make-up is a shield. War paint. Whatever. Symbolism surpassed utility here a long time ago. I put it on in the morning like I put on a face for an audience I frankly don't give a crap about most times, but I do nonetheless, because otherwise it feels naked. Don't know if that makes sense or if anyone else can relate to it, but it is what it is.
Except on the internet. On the internet we're all a little more bare-faced in the shadow of (cvasi)anonymity.
If I were you I would never ever buy make-up. That *kitten* is expensive, and in your case, completely pointless.
I honestly think that is true for everyone in this thread. Except me. You will pry my Kabuki paint from my cold dead fingers. But I don’t want to tell anyone what to do. You all know yourselves.
Just remember: Swanny (and a bunch of other people here) think you are just gawjus...just as you are. Plus? We are always right.
Always.
You're honestly the biggest sweetheart.
For me make-up is a shield. War paint. Whatever. Symbolism surpassed utility here a long time ago. I put it on in the morning like I put on a face for an audience I frankly don't give a crap about most times, but I do nonetheless, because otherwise it feels naked. Don't know if that makes sense or if anyone else can relate to it, but it is what it is.
Except on the internet. On the internet we're all a little more bare-faced in the shadow of (cvasi)anonymity.
Yeah, too much coffee again.
It makes perfect sense. My mother was raised in a generation that was taught that bare-faced meant either poor or lazy. She would never leave the house for ANY reason without “putting on her face”. I watched her drill that into my little sister. My sister is as beautiful as I am hideous so...
But I saw her internalize the “you NEED makeup to look good” and despite my protestations to the contrary, it took her decades to realize that she wasn’t letting anyone down if she went to the store without mascara and lipstick.
I am not one of these *kitten* saying, “Oh she was a different person without her makeup.”
I would never tell anyone to use it or not. But I wanted people to see that they’re gawjus just as they are. However that is.
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I don't see pores, I just see beautiful. And a BIG BIG smile, the kind that is complete, with the eyes smiling too. You're amazing, T.
I am SO glad I remembered to turn off Smell-O-Vision! 😂
Q.T.
Sorry guys 😆
If I were you I would never ever buy make-up. That *kitten* is expensive, and in your case, completely pointless.
The ceiling light created an effect but this is me
I honestly think that is true for everyone in this thread. Except me. You will pry my Kabuki paint from my cold dead fingers. But I don’t want to tell anyone what to do. You all know yourselves.
Just remember: Swanny (and a bunch of other people here) think you are just gawjus...just as you are. Plus? We are always right.
Always.
Hello, you.
Your Freeze-Pop has melted, sir.
You're honestly the biggest sweetheart.
For me make-up is a shield. War paint. Whatever. Symbolism surpassed utility here a long time ago. I put it on in the morning like I put on a face for an audience I frankly don't give a crap about most times, but I do nonetheless, because otherwise it feels naked. Don't know if that makes sense or if anyone else can relate to it, but it is what it is.
Except on the internet. On the internet we're all a little more bare-faced in the shadow of (cvasi)anonymity.
Yeah, too much coffee again.
It makes perfect sense. My mother was raised in a generation that was taught that bare-faced meant either poor or lazy. She would never leave the house for ANY reason without “putting on her face”. I watched her drill that into my little sister. My sister is as beautiful as I am hideous so...
But I saw her internalize the “you NEED makeup to look good” and despite my protestations to the contrary, it took her decades to realize that she wasn’t letting anyone down if she went to the store without mascara and lipstick.
I am not one of these *kitten* saying, “Oh she was a different person without her makeup.”
I would never tell anyone to use it or not. But I wanted people to see that they’re gawjus just as they are. However that is.
I was one of the first. Then I even upped the ante and gif-fed myself.
And beauty! People always leave that part out.