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No. 110612[Reply]

/g/ is for all things girly, bathroom talk for advice, lifestyle, fashion, cosmetics, makeup, periodtalk. Anything you would ask and talk about with your female friends.

>/ot/ is for offtopic, discussions, debates and sperging
>/m/ is for image spam unrelated to beauty or vidya and movie talk
Do not post porn, talking about porn or sexual preferences is fine though.
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No. 564543[Reply]

>What is this thread
By popular demand, we have created the retarded shitpost thread which talks about husbandos and/or horny shit about fictional men in general.
>Why was this made / what is the difference
The difference is that here you can be retarded about your fictional 3D (as in characters from live action movies or shows) and 2D crushes so you don't clog /ot/. Post memes, be frisky, whatever. Be as mild or as spicy as you feel like.
>But why
Farmers are some horny bitches
>Examples of posts that go here
-I want the Jojos to gangbang me raw
-I love me some man tiddies
-I want to cuddle Reigen
etc.
>Examples of posts that DO NOT go here
-Actual real life men hornyposting
-Nigelposting
-Your husbando is trash/ugly/cringe/moid-tier etc
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No. 576282

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I want to bite him until he bleeds.

No. 576287

>>576241
I feel like kicking your husbando in the balls for doing that to you.

No. 576294

>>576287
Don’t do it nonna, you could severely injure >>576238

No. 576367

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Discovered this program from the 2000s called KidPix and decided to make a truly vintage collage with it. It gave me a headache because of how frustrating dealing with it can be, but it was also fun because I'm strangely entertained by browsing lists of limited options and choosing what seems to be the most fitting. The ideas just flow and everything work together because it's designed to be compatible and that gives me life. The undo button also makes the experience better because it sings or talks every time it's clicked with a set of different sounds. I got the "oh no I made a booboo" one stuck in my head for days.

No. 576369

>>576235
Just me being jealous of another yume. She is living the life and being confident about it, and I am in the shadows wishing for her demise. I was being deliriously jealous (and sleep deprived)


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No. 576243 [Reply]

Reset the clock edition

ITT: Post pictures, new developments and conversation about Luigi

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No. 576362

>>576358
You are wrong she started the insane book sending nonsense and convinced people to keep sending even when people told her to stop when it was getting out of control and then she had to back peddle. Classic Ashley.

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>>576362
He said to stop too. Why was his website even made in February? People keep listening to these Hitler characters who act like they have control over him.

No. 576365

>>576360
I know right. Can we go back to sucking his cock?

No. 576366

I'm hoping for a girlfriend reveal. Book backlash is boring. We need bigger and better crash outs for entertainment between now and September.

No. 576368

>>576360
yeah this is extreme but i kinda agree. although i think this is much more prevalent w his bpdemons, who actually cannot cope with the fact that he does not live up to their expectations. i think many nonnas on here are aware of his retardation and expect nothing from him


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No. 559341[Reply]

Previous thread: >>433552

Whether your goal is to become more fit, lose weight, maintain/improve your general health, etc., this thread is for sharing your health journey and supporting others on theirs. Reminder that we're all human, and we all have our ups and downs. Don't blame yourself for failing, and don't get fixated on small missteps. This is a marathon, not a race. Self-sabotage will only make things worse. Try to stay positive and think of the positive steps you've made to get here and keep moving forward! Don't get fixated on numbers, and give yourself adequate rest days and rewards to keep yourself motivated.
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No. 576207

>>576204
You need to strengthen your chest and upper back muscles. Lifting weights will help with this. Women tend to have weak pecs because a lot of us wear underwire bras that remove carry weight from our chest. My breasts actually sagged less after I stopped wearing wire bras and switched to loose bralettes for work and braless for errands. But also, remember that breasts being affected by gravity is COMPLETELY NORMAL and the concept of “saggy” and “perky” are completely arbitrary patriarchal concepts that are predicated on a pedophilic society. Let em swang sista

No. 576210

>>576207
I don't wear wired bras. I don't wear bras at home and I've been at home for the last 1-2 years. My breasts are saggier when I don't wear them but either way they're saggy to the point it makes me uncomfortable. Wish they were smaller so they would'nt sag and make my job easier. It has nothing to do with patriarchy or whatever, I feel uncomfortable by them moving around. I thought about binding but I don't know how to do that and they aren't found in my country. Plus the long term effects. I want to be titless lol

No. 576261

>>576204
Use kinesiology tape

No. 576285

>>576204
Wow anon we look the exact same. I saw someone in the breast thread say she does a lot of close grip pushups and assisted pullups and hers stay up. I'd guess close grip bench press/flys/normal and incline bench press should all help too? Good luck. I'm sorry about the discomfort.

No. 576363

>>575884
first time hearing about this. Do you have more links/resources I could look into?


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No. 70602[Reply]

Discuss menstrual cups. Brands, techniques, troubleshooting, etc.

Here are some resources, feel free to add more:
>Cup dimension comparison charts
http://putacupinit.com/chart/
https://menstrualcupreviews.net/basic-comparison/

>Another comparison guide
http://loraxofsex.com/2014/12/epic-menstrual-cup-guide-comparisons/

>Nice channel for honest reviews and other information
https://www.youtube.com/user/preciousstarspads
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No. 575332

>>575258
get one with a loop

No. 575460

Should I change my cup? I've had it for 13 years now and it's recommended to change them every ten years, but there's no degradation or anything, the silicone just turned dark.

No. 575739

>>575460
As long as you are cleaning it properly, it should still be good to use

No. 575874

getting a menstrual cup was honestly one of the best decisions i've ever made. I don't know how much money I've saved on not buying tampons over the years, plus it's good for the environment and whatnot. If you're reading this, this is your sign to start using the cup nonnies

No. 576346

>>575874
Seconded, I've been using mine for over 10 years and it's been such a life upgrade, I never looked back


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No. 448891[Reply]

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

Post your desires, affirmations, about your manifestation journey, goals and successes.

Tips for anons:
>Do not write it in the future tense (I will, they will, etc). Do it in the present or even the past tense.
>Avoid negatives (I don't, I can't, I won't, etc)
>Avoid "wish" or "want", think of it as if it's already happening and you don't have to wish or want anymore
>Keep your mind relaxed, focus on the good feelings of the outcome. Desperation attracts more desperation
>Trust the process

Advices and inputs are welcomed!
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No. 572195

Everything always works out for me. Life is always working out in my favor and guiding me towards the right path. Opportunities always present themselves to me as long as I have the courage to take them. It's never too late for me to achieve the things I desire. I am safe, I am happy, I am healthy.

No. 572894

Stumbled upon this video which touches on some of the hardships one could encounter with manifestation, for example the want to control and avoid all negative/limitating thoughts. Even though I believe in more "woo-woo" aspects of manifestation, she layed out the basic principles of manifestation which are more psychological hacks imo but are very powerful nonetheless.

No. 575745

Manifesting that my two eldest younger sisters will move out,run away,or just leave me and my mother in general.They will not come back and will leave my too-tolerant and kind mother alone,never being able to hurt her again.

No. 575889

Dying is truly the most forgiving outcome he will ever have

No. 576344

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>>572894
Interesting video, thanks for sharing! I also liked some other videos by her.
My biggest problem is definitely detaching… So I'm in this constant state of obsession/putting things on pedestals I think. Now that I think of it, I believe that one of the things I really wanted only manifested because I was employed in a very good job - the other times I tried, I wasn't, so I was really really relying on that to make me happier/provide money. Huh.

>>565996
I kinda did this today by accident, in a way? I kept writing a lot of affirmations and scenarios/scripting on a random piece of paper at work. I was actually really liking it, I was using so many pen colors and it was looking really beautiful in general because of the colors (my penmanship is not half bad either, I also decorated it with some drawings), and then I accidentally spilled some water on it without even noticing. All the colours bled, the words were gone. It was beautiful in its own way, actually. I even dropped more water on it so it would be even more unreadable. After that, I just cut it and binned it. I kinda felt like a buddhist monk after destroying a sand mandala, it is very cathartic to stop clinging like that.
I recommend it and I also need to practice that more often.


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No. 371060[Reply]

Talk about all things perfume, share your favorite scents, and get recommendations.

Previous thread
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No. 574042

>>567094
I've had the EDT for years and it's kind of iconic 2010s scent. I remember so many dupes of it around that time.

No. 575172

has anyone tried kayali yum boujee marshmallow intense? is it strong and does it last long? i REALLY want it when i see the notes but i have to order it online without trying and i dont want to spend money on it if its very weak.
another question- what are the strongest most intense perfumes you’ve ever tried? to me its megamare by orto parisi. i am looking for that kind of strength and longetivity. any ideas?

No. 575243

>>575172
Kayali is a cheap-smelling synthetic Sephora brand, don't waste your money on it. You can buy it second hand on mercari but the quality isn't worth it in my opinion (there are much better synthetic gourmands from indie perfumers).

The strongest scents with the most longevity I've experienced is from the house of Montale. Incredibly strength, it smells strong even after you go swimming. Vanilla/Sweet vanilla and Chocolate Greedy are good starter scents if you like marshmallows/sweet notes. Cafe Intense is my favorite right now, coffee dipped rich rose.
It too a while for my noe to evolve past Sephora/Ulta scents and like more depth and new notes.

No. 575961

What’s the best Victoria’s secret body mist if I want a mature but not seductive smell?

No. 576301

>>560344
L’eau d’Issey is my favorite. It smells clean, aquatic and a bit soapy. On me it’s a pure lily of the valley which I find so refreshing, but I’ve seen people complaining that it smells like bathroom cleaner or old lady perfume which I really disagree with but I guess YMMV. It’s worth trying at least, I fell in love as soon as I smelled it on my skin.


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thread #1 >>56468
thread #2 >>199767
thread #3 >>333126
thread #4 >>418500

talk about your gender preferences, how you discovered you were bi, what's your type in men and women, how you feel in the community, any struggles you've had with bisexuality, etc. Ignore and report baiters.
If you're unsure if you're bisexual, the questioning thread is likely a better fit.
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No. 576227

>>576225
I wish I could give you the biggest hug in the world.

No. 576250

>>576225
Are you close friends with your crush? It sounds like you’re grieving what you thought the relationship could have been. Which is different than how it would have actually played out IRL, which is a complete unknown because it didn’t happen so freaking out about it is kind of like mentally torturing yourself for no reason. If you guys are close then the best thing you can do for her is remain in the present moment, just throw yourself into your work today and then throw yourself into the party and direct all of your energy outwards. And after that, just be a good and loving friend to her. You’ll never get over her if you’ve already convinced yourself that she’s the one that got away, rather than someone who just wasn’t meant to be in your life in that capacity.

No. 576262

>>576227
thank you anon… I wish I could vent to someone irl about this but no one even knows about this whole thing and wouldn’t understand so I have to keep it inside.
>>576250
She was an acquaintance I always kept a distance from but admired from afar on social media, and now she lives in another part of the world, so it really is just a stupid as fuck problem that I am so hung up on her. I locked myself out of almost all my ways to check her socials, but admittedly I still did check one of them a couple times a week, which is how I saw the announcement.

I’ve tried really hard to be at peace with it, to be happy for her (which is hard when she married an ugly old scrote and is having a scrotelet…) and recognize that since this was just a one sided infatuation I should put it behind me, but I seem to be incapable of it. I’m just so sad about who she married. I’m not under any illusions it ever could have been me, or even a woman at all, but to choose and reproduce with a fat slob of a man 11 years older than her… it just hurts to think about. So it feels like the only solution is to never think about her at all, because when I do, I can’t not feel passionate about her, but at the same time it’s impossible to forget and never think about someone who had such a huge impact on you, so like… what am I supposed to do?? Genuinely I don’t know how to deal with my feelings.

No. 576276

>>576262
Time. Literally just time. I met a woman who I felt like was the love of my life, we had this incredible mental and sexual connection. But she wasn’t feeling me romantically and that rejection felt like my heart had been ripped out of my chest. I still think about her most days, but I haven’t cried in months and lately I don’t even feel sad anymore, just bittersweet. I try to remind myself to be grateful that I met someone who made me feel that way, because it means I’m capable of feeling that strongly about someone I haven’t even met yet.

No. 576290

>>576225
I want to echo what >>576276 said. Time will mainly heal you. But also, keep in mind that even when you feel might feel more healed, you will feel like you’ve regressed or not made any progress at times. DO NOT beat yourself up for feeling this way. You are human. You have emotions. And that is perfectly normal, so please don’t berate yourself up for just being human. Hugs, and I wish you the best.


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No. 445663[Reply]

Discuss goth music, makeup, fashion that you love. People you admire, gossip, news, etc.

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No. 576226

OK, fuck it I'm posting random Mexican and South American stuff

No. 576229

vibin fr fr

No. 576231

You can't stop me! nanananana

No. 576232

OK, now I am in a mood for a dancenight this weekend

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>>576221
Ah, this video gives me so much nostalgia! Back when we were goth and not picture perfect Instagram idiots. Girls in the clubs used to dance like her, myself included. And nobody cared about being laughed at for dancing weird because we were all weird. The club was the only place you could go where you could be yourself and not get judged for being different. I know Zoomers go to clubs but you guys don't know how to throw your hands in the air and dance like no one is watching. Do people still express themselves through dance or are they doing some TikTok trending skeleton waltz?

>>576232
>OK, now I am in a mood for a dancenight this weekend
Go for it. I give you my blessing.


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No. 409345[Reply]

A thread for anons to discuss makeup and the cosmetics and skin care industry in a critical way. Feel free to critize and vent about societal norms that are expected of women around beauty in general. Important: anon's mileage and the way / situation they may or not use certain products in could vary, try not to infight.
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No. 575840

>>575760
Ayrt and thank you. You are exactly right. If someone had tried to tell me these things when I was a teen I know I wouldn't have listened, but back then I was very young and surrounded by Tumblr liberal feminism. I'm not necessarily a radfem now, but as I approached my mid twenties I started questioning many libfem talking points, and the more my justification for "self expression" was starting to feel meaningless. I was already gradually wearing less makeup and getting used to my natural face like I said, but at some point it was like a spell broke over me. It caused me a bit of a quarter life crisis at the time kek
>It's a freedom to realize you dont need to be percieved any certain way by anyone for your life to matter.
Basically this. I realised how much I tied my physical appearance and how other people perceived it to my self worth and I didn't want to do that any more. I realised that one day if I am lucky enough, I will get old and won't fit the beauty standard anymore, but that doesn't make me less worthy, smart, skilled or complex. Then I realised that neither my youth or my appearance were what currently made me any of those things now. It was so freeing.
>I now look at heavy makeup and can only think how much better the person looks without it–not in a catty way, just an observation I don't think my younger self could fathom.
I do this too sometimes. Online or in extremely edited photographs is one thing, in person it is very jarring. When everybody does the same style of makeup they all look like they have the same mask plastered on top of their individual features which get lost. I think that maybe getting lost and conforming was what my younger self wanted, but I fell for the meme that it was self expression. I feel way more myself now than I did back then.

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>be born ugly
>do full face of makeup every day in high school waking up 1.5 hours early to do it (5am)
>realize despite all that, I will always be ugly after some classmates in senior year make it very obvious they pity me for the way my face looks
>quit makeup cold turkey for next 8 years, become militantly anti-makeup, start a blog about it that becomes fairly successful
>embrace being ugly and alone for life, because who cares? men suck anyway
>fall for a woman for the first time (painful unobtainable crush)
>suddenly preoccupied about my ugly face again after realizing I do want to experience love and romance after all
>around the same time get a new job in the corporate world and cave, start wearing light makeup every day
>determined to only do things that let me still rub my face normally and don’t take longer than 10 minutes total
>settle on eyebrows (have none naturally) curling eyelashes, and a little brown eyeshadow on my lash line
>feel a little better about myself
>but now feel immoral and two-faced for wearing makeup while having gotten a following from criticizing it
>still ugly
>still no gf
>lost my backbone now too
What am I doing?

No. 576209

>>576156
You're living in a world where beauty (or lack thereof) has real social and sometimes financial consequences. Give yourself a break, you're just human like the rest of us.

No. 576242

>>576156
so keep in mind who you are changes a bit overtime. it'd be worse if you were still trying to put up that image and grow a following, but are you?

also I think the women that really should have been trying more to free themselves from it and show it's ok are the ones that are conventionally better looking and have social status to begin with. a while back I saw a Stacy with fillers, extensions, elaborate make-up, plastic surgery and all sorts of other such things talking about how to improve body image in girls on TV and it was just absurd to me. a lot of the public sphere you'd be considered a weirdo for doing no more than your average male peer and likely have far less social mobility as a result…so what does it say when most women with that leverage and visibility never show it's ok to go undecorated, and it'd even be considered radical if they did, yet we're told it's only about personal choice? it's society that's crazy, you're just trying to get by in a world where others can't handle the monster they've created.

No. 576249

>>576156
This >>576209
But also don't feel like you have to stay the person you were when you wrote that blog. People change that they need, realistically some people that found your blog will have also stopped reading it because they also changed, anyone still reading your blog will probably be anti-makeup at the time of reading but they may also accept your opinions or eventually do that in the future
Creating content encourages us to be one sided cartoon characters of ourselves but in reality we change in response to the world around us. You went cold turkey on makeup and accepted that a thick layer of makeup doesn't change your face and that the beauty industry is a bullshit rat race created by patriarchy and capitalism and that you can survive just fine without any of it, that's pretty cool, but if a little bit of mascara makes you feel good without creating an anxiety spiral where you have to wear it every day, that's cool too. It's the same as eating an overall balanced diet, you can still enjoy cake without whipping yourself


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