@xvarnah If those kids could read they'd be very upset

Hey aren't you guys both Christian fundies?

People who are oppressed and treated like animals might rebel against their oppressors? sO iMpLaUsiBLe

For someone who hates murder, God sure does a lot of it in the Bible

This! Yeah people are making fun of her for good reasons, she was already born into massive wealth and had name recognition which made it much easier for her to set up the business in the first place, but are we now acting like Jeff Bezos, Steve Jobs, all the founders of fast fashion companies etc. are much better because they were 'self-made'? They all benefit from inhumane conditions in factories in China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and so on. For fuck's sake, a fast fashion factory in Bangladesh crashed down in 2013 because there were no building safety regulations, over a 1000 people were killed and 2500 were injured, and people are still going to Zara, Primark, H&M and others for their cheap clothing like it doesn't matter at all. Apple's factories in China have suicide nets around them! Kylie Jenner isn't the first or last to use unethical labor. I would even argue that it is impossible to make such vast amounts of wealth without there being at least one unethical element somewhere.

Yup, both my grandmas were so beautiful when they were young, seeing their youth photos makes me feel like a potato. It's interesting how when you meet someone when they were already old, you don't really think or can't imagine what they looked like when they were young. Or when someone has gained or lost a lot of weight, same thing, it's like wow. It's like an uncanny valley sort of thing, you see that person in there but they're also so different from what you know them as so it feels weird.

Damn, didn't think I'd get tagged, seeing as I'm not a very active user, but I'm glad you remembered me. I always feel more educated and intellectually fulfilled by the conversations and debates we have here, @guest_. Thank you ^^

*blushes*

Yes. And sometimes I do a little boost with both legs.

I do indeed sometimes scoot a little on my office chair when I need to move to another part of the desk. I guess that could be considered cute.

The cut I was talking about before was done by my grandma's friend who's a hair dresser but I usually cut it myself. I got it cut into a short bob which is something I wouldn't dare to attempt on my own, but my regular maintenance cuts don't require as much skill so I don't want to waste time and money for something I know how to do better lol

Nice! Will you donate the hair to charity or was it not long enough? I donated my hair when I cut it short, yay for doing nice things (it was a few years ago tho so it grew back and it's long now).
I was thinking of getting an undercut on the right side of my head but I'm too lazy to maintain it so I just make a little braid on the side of my head to give the appearance of an undercut when I feel like it lol

I mean yeah dyeing damages hair but so does excessive washing, aggressive shampoos, drying it with a blow-dryer or crunching it in a towel, swimming in the sea, having it out in the rain, wearing too tight buns or ponytails... I could go on but the point is, from my previous interactions with fluffydress, I can safely say they aren't really worried about whether people have healthy hair or not, they just don't like non-conformity. The people with the healthiest hair are probably greasy-haired hippies but I don't think fluffydress would be a fan of those types either.