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No. 432617[Reply]

Post women you find overrated or ugly when they're shilled as beautiful. Is it her awful personality shining through? Is it her weak bone-structure or weird thumb? Is it her PR team brain-washing the whole planet into worshiping her?

Lesbians, bi and straight women are all welcome to contribute!

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No. 445568

Please report and ignore personalityfags rather than responding to them, it just gives them encouragement. Impressed you clocked her though

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No. 445572

Curiostiy got to me and I finally opened this thread, and. wtf nonnas.

I understand if they're not your type or THAT striking but some of you are straight up delusional or in denial about MOST of these women.

Unless you actually go out and encounter >8/10s on a daily basis then I dunno how you can in good conscience claim these women are average or even below average

The need some of you have to only think in extremes (hot or ugly) is debilitating for your mental

No. 445604

>>445572
Nice of you to think farmers are going outside instead of staying in doors all day and looking at facetuned women

No. 445655

>>445572
I actually know some very pretty women in real life. With the right stylying, they could look better than some Hollywood celebs.



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No. 86956[Reply]

Goth music, makeup, fashion, literature that you love. People you're admiring, gossip, news etc.
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No. 445550

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>>445497
>As for mixing - other than thrift options that are available:
>- pet shops (collars, chains)
>- sex shops (fetish fashion, bondage accesories like collars, belts, corsets, lace pieces)
Yep. Sometimes we'd have to go to sex shops to buy corsets or waistcinchers. They were too expensive in goth shops.

>- ethic fashion shops

I frequently visit thrift shops in Bangali areas. The jewellery is cheaper and you can find black sari's. I've used them to make huge sleeves for tops or dresses.

>- military surplus - coats, hats, boots, backpacks, bags, belts, gloves, parade and ball shoes, jackets, coats

NGL, Doc Martin's were expensive and we went to army surplus for the military boots.

>- theaters selling sometimes really high quality historic costumes

This is the best suggestion. Theatres sometimes do sell off costumes and they're historically accurate. You might get lucky and find a pirate shirt or flowy nightgown. Also going to Renaissance festivals for medieval/pirate pieces is another option.

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No. 445612

>>445443
I've tried some of Shein and Romwe "goff" branded stuff and honestly no, like another anon said they just feel too costumey in feeling and in look. I especially hate the lace pattern they use because it looks so cheap and tacky looking. Whenever I get something from Shein and Romwe, I only get basic looking things that I feel may be decent that I can pair with my thrifted stuff and doing this, I have definitely gotten a few duds but I've also got a handful of decent things as well, some that I've had to 4+ years and seems to have held up okay.
But overall my sentiments align with >>445483 where I think a lot of the stuff look too tacky and costumey for me to fele to ever wear them which is funny because as someone who likes the romantic look, I've fallen for the trap of trying some of their pieces that look romantic only to not feel confident or comfortable in it at all and I'd rather just thrift for brands like Mrobid Threads to get some more romantic pieces.

>>445497
Yep shopping in the lignerie section of a thrift store, I've been able to find all kinds of neat pieces that I could either wear on their own or dyr and customize. It's just annoying that prices in my area have gone up. I saw a black sheer nightie dress that back then would cost 3-5 USD but now they're charging it for 10-15 USD, it's insane kek.

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>>445550
My favorite ever skirt came from a renaissance festival stall. Layer some other skirts underneath and do some safety pinning to show off the different fabrics and it works well

No. 445617

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new thread >>445663



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No. 445482[Reply]

Post attractive male bodies here, without the face. Use the attractive male or unconventional male threads for that instead.

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athletic men >

No. 445514

>>445482
Stab him, punch him, beat him, pull his pants down, show his fatass to the farmhands and let them smack his cow man meat like the little whore he is. Tramp stamp him, put a cowbell on him and let him walk in the fields with the other cattle.

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No. 303045[Reply]

Previous thread: >>170544

Post anything and everything makeup here: product reviews, product questions, cool looks, etc. Thinking of compiling a document with products that get mentioned a lot for future OP posts so feel free to suggest your faves!
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>>443544
I also am aware that a lot of "attractive" people get plastic surgery and brow lifts to achieve that look. Like I don't think that was Margot's original shape either

One thing I like about Ariana grande and one of the only things I like about her is that she's been a mainstream example of a celebrity with straight brows for awhile. I know that wasn't her original shape and she looks skelly botched these days, but it's nice to see someone have them

No. 445326

Is it okay to apply pressed powder with a brush?

I'm dumb sry

No. 445382

>>445326
yes, there is no difference from loose powder

>>443546
straight brows are where it's at tbh arched brows age you at best and make you look angry or weird at worst

No. 445383

>>445326
The consistency of pressed powder nowadays are pretty good so you can use a brush for lighter coverage and it picks it up, or a damp sponge for a heavier one..really depends on the effect as nd the type of brush. A kabuki works well for mineral powder, but it can look cakey aswell. Try different brushes and see what you like

No. 445496

>>445326
yes. depending on formula it can look better if applied with brush. my current powder applied with sponge looks like trash, but if applied with brush it's fine



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No. 369903[Reply]

A thread for discussing hair care, hair problems, hair styles, and hair product recommendations.

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No. 445396

>>445395
but my hair is short?????? Isn't it gonna burn it??

No. 445399

>>445396
anon what??? it's the length of time that risks a burn, not the length of the hair??

No. 445403

>>445394
>If asians have straight hair why do I always see people that look like this? so beautifully wavy n shit
because of hair products and styling. highly doubt the person in that pic has natural wavy hair, natural waves look a bit different (and it looks like this hair is cut into layers too which makes hair in general look less bone straight)

No. 445815

Any idea on what I can do with my bangs? Growing them out right now but there at that awkward stage of being in my eyes but too short to do anything with. Unfortunately my haircutter made my bangs way too thick so I'm in the process of just growing them out.

No. 445817

>>445394
Besides styling, I think a lot of Asians in curated media are actually wearing wigs. This is just my anecdote but growing up I saw multiple women in my family get short wigs and natural-looking wigs were more commonly sold in shops and at more accessible price points. Obviously not everyone with nice hair is wearing a wig all the time but in general I'd say it's more of a cultural norm for Asians to use a wig when getting dressed up for pics, compared to westerners.



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No. 93899[Reply]

Inspired by >>>/g/93056
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cute thread. my bag contents ft my airpods edited in bc i’m a retard and forgot them

No. 418552

>>418412
That Toro keychain is cute as fuck

No. 445390

>>418412
What is a wellness journal?

No. 445446

Anons here hauling an aircraft hangar's worth of supplies around, meanwhile I don't even take my phone with me when I go out

No. 445481

>>445390
basically a journal where you write things down - gratitude, what you ate today, how long you slept, what you were proud of today, etc etc. got mine from papier. they're cheesy but they're cute.



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No. 222273[Reply]

Anything you want or desire, the Universe will provide you with it.

Post about your manifestation journey, goals and successes.

Tips and advice are welcome!
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No. 444915

I will find a new job soon and a new place to live.

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this semester goes smoothly and i turn in every assignment on time. every day i acquire knowledge that is relevant to my career and helps me advance in life

No. 445273

He is sending me a text message trying to reach out to me again.

No. 445276

she reaches out to me

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This year I change my modus operandi into something that serves my wellbeing and development and even if it gets uncomfortable, I am grateful and resourceful and have fun in the pursuit of that.



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No. 400172[Reply]

Same as last time. Post attractive male bodies, without the face. Use the attractive male or unconventional male threads for that instead.

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>>445235
That one >>435273 because I find it funny.

No. 445357

>>445354
Where do you find high quality vids like these that aren't cringe

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>>445357
Randomly showing up on my xitter TL

No. 445594

>>445354
nonna tell us how to find these

No. 445833

>>401425
damn, shoulders for days…



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No. 255346[Reply]

thread for harm reduction, support and venting
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No. 423470

>>422917
Bitch r u getting ur period? Calm down please you sound literally like my inner monologue

I’m saying this with love but as women you have to remember that your body pulls and releases water from your cells as your hormonal needs fluctuate over the month
Put some comfy sweats on and don’t worry nonna

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I think about killing myself everyday because of my bulimia. I'm so tired and exhausted, it's taken everything from me, but it feels like an addiction I can't overcome. I hear success stories all the time from recovered anorexics/restrictors, but never someone like me. I don't even think it's possible to recover from BP. I've tried so hard, so many different ways to curb this habit but nothing scratches the itch as good. The food noise drives me crazy. I feel so depressed all the time, I miss my life even if it wasn't that great either. I used to laugh all the time, I miss it so much. I have no life, no work or school, no friends, no hobbies or interests. Even with all this, it doesn't feel bad enough to reach out for real help. My BMI is in the 14s range which is barely enough to have me on a waiting list. I have all this fear that I give recovery my all but the thoughts will stick in my head till I die, it sounds exhausting to battle it and it's exhausting to live with it. I feel so defeated.

No. 445334

>>445320
Have you considered an intensive outpatient program? I went in for 3-4 hours per day, 2-3 days per week, for 12 weeks. I hated it but I did everything they said and it honestly fixed me up.

No. 445342

>>445320
Full recovery is possible. I was never severely underweight as you are so it might look different for you but i can honestly say i even forget i was ever sick. I do still vomit more than most people, maybe once a month or so, but its never intentionally after eating i think i just fucked up my guts so i easily gag. I managed to stop on my own when moving apartment to a place where i couldnt purge. Took about a year where i still did it occasionally when not home but gradually it just wasnt a part of my routine anymore and now it never even crosses my mind. Im very grateful i was able to move and change my routines that way i dont think i couldve done it with no change of environment. Just wanted to share since i do agree its very rare to hear about recovered bulimics.

No. 445393

Theres nothing more humiliating than being a fail anachan. I hate that ive grown overweight, looking at pictures of my current state disgusts me, but I just cant seem to abstain from eating all the time, and Im deathly afraid of throwing up so I cant even purge it out. I know binge eating is considered an eating disorder but it feels embarrassing to say you have an ED and people scoff or ridicule you because you dont look the part.



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No. 317231[Reply]

For anything skincare related.

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No. 444597

>>444059
I'm using this exact bottle right now nonna. Week 3, mostly using it for completely hollow undereyes, using some for my lips. Not sure I noticed any changes so far but the tiny bottle will last me AGES. Anyway, if I ever notice improvement/shit getting worse like giving myself eyebags etc. I'll be posting my reviews everywhere.

No. 444600

>>444597
>>444059
This did nothing for me in the long run but I swear my undereyes did "puff up" while using it. I was trying to use it for 60 days, apparently the effects last long if you keep it up that way. I have noticed my lips a bit thinner than what they were, so I might be crazy or the oil might have been adding a slightly plumped effect. I don't know, I have half a bottle and I'm wondering about trying to keep it up again.

No. 444758

>>444600
Interesting, nonna. I'm starting to believe that this won't do much because it's an issue of bone structure and how shallow the veins under my eyes are. I think I did notice a slightly puffier look, but I might be just imagining shit to justify the purchase. It's not exactly a more 'lively' look either, just a different kind of tired. My lips haven't changed at all but applying the oil to them feels kinda hydrating lol. I'm don't apply them to my deep nasolabial folds because I'm scared I'll just make them worse.

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Nonnies, are there any ways to reduce forehead wrinkles?
I'm in my mid 20s but I've had ever since I can remember. I used to ask my parents why I have lines on my forehead in elementary school.
I went to a derm to help with them (and acne scars) and we settled on prx treatment because I'm prone to keloids and she didn't want to risk it with needle mesotherapy.
Don't want to post pics of myself but they're too longish lines in the upper forehead area
Picrel is somewhat close to what I have but I only have two lines and the bottom one is not nearly as deep.
Really sad I can't get microneedling done because of the risk…

I started using Rohto Melano CC serum recently but not sure if it can help with wrinkles.

No. 445711

>>445293
Mine were from dehydration and went away after I started drinking 2 liters a day and using hyaluronic acid on my forehead (I suspect that this had less of an effect than drinking water). Look up dehydration lines - this could be what you have.



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