6411 pts ยท March 9, 2015
I often miss out on comments because I'm tired and click the "replies" button twice. I'm sorry if I end up ignoring you, please don't hesitate to send me a message if there was something important you wanted me to see. Cheers! :D
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Coffe and coconut are mines. The rest is mine. :D
numbers* derp.
Just remember that if you find something out, never call the provided members. Always contact the police in your area. It's safer.
some kind** soul can help out. I'd gladly donate, but... I'd like my doggy to stay alive and well too.
That's a pretty dog OP. I'mputting mine through surgery so I'm afraid I'm short on money myself. Best of luck to you two. I hope so kind
You can say fuck. I wont tell your mom.
Meaning we agree that part is done for fashion, I assume.
So you didn't even read my post. Okay. Take care.
Honestly, I adore the look. But where I live, the amount of people who like it are tiiiny. Currently. Give it a year and that'll change.
That's nice. But you're responding so you care at least enough to leave a comment. c:
2) you like it, no.
Depends, are you buying the cones for appearence? If you're using it to accentualise your appearence, then yes. If you're eating it because
K, if you say so.
reading through 20 comments when I get back. And your own words were that trimming/styling was unnecessary.
To end the comment chain because I have to go to work, could we at least agree trimming/styling your beard is a trend? I don't feel like
2) it as masculine, but as you said, not everyone does.
I agreed with you up until the "threatened by masculinity". Do you know how childish that argument sounds? It's a preference. You might view
2) appearence. Again, read up on the differences. I think you'll find it rather interesting!
That's what was believed though. Many places encouraged their soldiers to avoid shaving because it made them more savage/animalistic in
3) teeth wet does absolutely nothing about your appearence.
2) trend that might not be familiar to you, but it certainly happens where I live. Washing teeth is not comparable because keeping your
Washing your hair once or twice is hygene. Washing your hair to keep it wet is not hygene,and actually damages your skin and hair. It's a
So it's a debate only when you have something to say against it?
2) popular where I live, although usually by younger girls.
That was what I was talking about from the start. But you decided to shoot towards hygene. And it's absolutely done,a nd actually kind of
2) unkempt, dirty, and animalistic, rather than masculine. That's why I'm suggesting you read up on the differences of these civillisations.
Not everywhere. In some areas, a shaven face was seen as masculine. This is not a new trend. A face of someone with a beard was viewed as
No, but I'm failing to realize how you don't see the difference between washing your hair once, and keeping it wet 24/7 for a look
There's a difference between doing something for hygene and fashion. When it's done for the latter, it's styling.
nice
Coffe and coconut are mines. The rest is mine. :D
numbers* derp.
Just remember that if you find something out, never call the provided members. Always contact the police in your area. It's safer.
some kind** soul can help out. I'd gladly donate, but... I'd like my doggy to stay alive and well too.
That's a pretty dog OP. I'mputting mine through surgery so I'm afraid I'm short on money myself. Best of luck to you two. I hope so kind
You can say fuck. I wont tell your mom.
Meaning we agree that part is done for fashion, I assume.
So you didn't even read my post. Okay. Take care.
Honestly, I adore the look. But where I live, the amount of people who like it are tiiiny. Currently. Give it a year and that'll change.
That's nice. But you're responding so you care at least enough to leave a comment. c:
2) you like it, no.
Depends, are you buying the cones for appearence? If you're using it to accentualise your appearence, then yes. If you're eating it because
K, if you say so.
reading through 20 comments when I get back. And your own words were that trimming/styling was unnecessary.
To end the comment chain because I have to go to work, could we at least agree trimming/styling your beard is a trend? I don't feel like
2) it as masculine, but as you said, not everyone does.
I agreed with you up until the "threatened by masculinity". Do you know how childish that argument sounds? It's a preference. You might view
2) appearence. Again, read up on the differences. I think you'll find it rather interesting!
That's what was believed though. Many places encouraged their soldiers to avoid shaving because it made them more savage/animalistic in
3) teeth wet does absolutely nothing about your appearence.
2) trend that might not be familiar to you, but it certainly happens where I live. Washing teeth is not comparable because keeping your
Washing your hair once or twice is hygene. Washing your hair to keep it wet is not hygene,and actually damages your skin and hair. It's a
So it's a debate only when you have something to say against it?
2) popular where I live, although usually by younger girls.
That was what I was talking about from the start. But you decided to shoot towards hygene. And it's absolutely done,a nd actually kind of
2) unkempt, dirty, and animalistic, rather than masculine. That's why I'm suggesting you read up on the differences of these civillisations.
Not everywhere. In some areas, a shaven face was seen as masculine. This is not a new trend. A face of someone with a beard was viewed as
No, but I'm failing to realize how you don't see the difference between washing your hair once, and keeping it wet 24/7 for a look
There's a difference between doing something for hygene and fashion. When it's done for the latter, it's styling.