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porcelainslvt · 2 days

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what's therapy?

retail therapy is the only therapy i know.

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r0ttinginmyr00m · 1 month

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ₓ˚. ୭ ˚○◦˚at least im pretty !!˚◦○˚ ୧ .˚ₓ

art by @bylittlenursegirl , @/littlenursegirl on ig

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thedeerestdoll · 3 months

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i want to be someone you'd sacrifice yourself for

#girlblogger #girlblog #girlblogging #hell is a teenage girl #femcel #female hysteria #female rage #bambi beauty #coquette #dollette #tumblr girls #gaslight gatekeep girlboss #just girly thoughts #this is a girlblog #i deserve it #femcel core #waif chic #waifspo #waif

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flanemeri · 2 months

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#female manipulator #femcel #femcel core #gaslight gatekeep girlboss #girlblogger #girlboss #lana del rey #female hysteria #manic pixie dream girl #coquette community #coquette #girl interrupted syndrome #whisper girl #girlblogging #lizzy grant

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coochieholder · 3 months

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I LOVE GIRLS GIRLS JS KISS ME !!🎀

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maniccherrygirl · 10 months

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siren-444 · 3 months

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skelecha1rs · 6 months

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ssummermemoir · 2 months

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Girls after reading their own diary

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toohardontheknees · 3 months

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You don’t simply become an adult: you become a product on the sexual marketplace, regardless of your own will.

It announced my femaleness, it invited certain ways of being looked at, sometimes touched. It betrayed me. I couldn’t dispose of it, so I hated it instead.

This divides you: you learn to see yourself from the outside, as an object, through the imagined eyes of men. You lose your space in the world, and any part of you that goes beyond the strictly minimal can start to feel like grotesque excess.

I don’t know of any (…) word that describes my desire to discipline and punish myself into something safely un-sexed.

I didn't hate my body because I wasn't a girl; I hated it precisely because I was, and because of everything I feared or knew that being a woman might mean.

— Sarah Ditum, The tragedy of becoming a woman (GIDS told girls they needed a cure for femaleness) [review of Hannah Barnes' Time To Think]