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Bondage elements seem to be a recurring theme for Jamie’s collections this year.
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[PILLS AND PINS CHOKER]
i actually have those irl and they are so cute i decided to have them ingame <3
[SIMFILESHARE DOWNLOAD]
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Nobody:
This Game: GUN
some little FLOWER snippets!
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Too many of my neighbours have gotten themselves caught up in a false idea of success. White picket fences. Two-point-three-five children. A career that advances. All of these things are impossible now, for a variety of reasons that all rhyme with the sentence "rich people said no."
That's what we in the engineering world call "a constraint." Engineers are used to rich people getting upset about things like properly bolted-on fenders, fully-welded roll cages, and not having a big ol' hole in the side of the space shuttle. They want to hold onto as much of their ill-gotten blood money as possible. Your job is to subtly undermine them, working around the specific letter of their wording to implement the best shit possible. This is because everyone knows that if anything goes wrong, your ass is the one that's getting in trouble instead of Uncle Pennybags.
So, how do we make irrelevant the fact that the limitless promise of capitalism is, at best, an illusion? Getting real weird with it is my usual choice. Human creativity can come up with any number of totally unprofitable but somewhat enjoyable endeavours that you can be doing, instead of work for The Man.
Sure, they're gonna catch you and yell at you for doing things like "spot-welding together some reclaimed yard-lantern batteries on your company-approved ergonomic productivity pod's work-surface." Take heart: HR had to learn a whole lot of words to write up that complaint. They are irreversibly changed by that encounter. Maybe one day, the trauma will resurface in a strange way, and they'll start collecting old tractor tires, building a model train layout, or throwing tinfoil-wrapped rocks at the Amazon drones charging on the overhead power lines. That can be your legacy. Now isn't that a lot better than having to remember how to maintain a lawnmower?
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Jirais wear girly kei.
Girly kei is not jirai.
Jirai is not a fashion, but jirais commonly wear and are associates with girly kei. Other alt styles like subcul or japanese punk are common.
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Originals have been added to online shop!
Here
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koron5623's art is too aesthetic to be obstructed
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saw a tweet that made me angry so anyway if you think menhera is about romanticizing or glorifying mental illness or capitalizing off of it fuck you
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you cant ever let yourself forget what it felt like to be 15. how adults treated you. being treated without a shred of respect because people think youre too young to have thoughts and feelings of your own. the lack of autonomy. you cant ever forget that because if you do you might become the kind of adult who treats kids like theyre not people
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As someone who frequently feels guilty for making even the smallest mistake or inconveniencing someone even slightly, this is some advice I needed to hear many, many years ago.
One of the best pieces of advice I ever got was to say “thank you” instead of “sorry”.
Due to guilt or any number of emotions, we sometimes end up apologizing when we shouldn’t.
And it can be draining to both you and the other person.
Learn to say “thank you”. This is less draining for the other person, but also can make them feel appreciated and good. And it also can help teach you that it’s okay to need support/help/etc.
“I’m so sorry I’m so terrible to be around” - > “Thank you for spending time with me!”
“I’m so sorry that I vented to you about my problems. -> “Thank you for listening to me!”
“I’m sorry that I keep messing up” -> “Thank you for being patient with me”.
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Let's Talk About Girly-Kei Substyle Names!
Since this style has been gaining some popularity in j-fashion communities, I wanted to do a small lesson on how to refer to different styles of girly-kei. I've noticed some strange names being assigned to this style, and I want to clear up any misunderstandings people may have about these terms.
There are many labels people put on this fashion style, but for some reason it's anything but girly. It's understandable how some terms could be mistaken for the name of the fashion, especially since some stereotypes associated with these styles have heavily contributed to the wrong terminology being used. Examples of terms that have been associated with girly-kei are...
Ryousangata: (meaning a "mass-produced" type of person, who's heavily involved in wota culture)
J*rai-kei: (a stereotype referring to an emotionally unstable person who "explodes like a landmine".)
Subcul: (It used to have the meaning of "poser" in Japan, but nowadays it is used to refer to any type of alternative fashion. While this one is more harmless, it doesn't do any good to refer to a style that already has a name as just "subcul fashion")
In the girly-kei community, we label these colour combos a bit similarly to lolita substyles. So, let's name some some girly styles that have been getting popular!
Sweet Girly: This style consists of sweeter elements, such as ruffles, bows, hearts, and cute prints. Sometimes, you can find sweet girly sweaters with plushie embroidery! Bijou details are also popular with this style, as the jewels seem to compliment the overall cuteness of these outfits!
Dark Girly: This style focuses on more darker/edgier elements, and these outfits seem to have a more gothic look to it. Characteristics such as chains, leather, and religious imagery can be found in this substyle. Despite the name of this substyle, the clothes don't need to have a dark colour palette. Just as long as they fit the criteria!
French Girly: This style is meant to resemble a more European style of fashion! This elegant style also maintains a sense of simplicity, as their silhouettes and designs tend to be neat. As you can see, berets are especially popular in this substyle, but other accessories such as pearls, gold jewelry, and hairbands are also used in these outfits.
I find that among girly discourse, some argue that "girly-kei" is way too broad of a term, but that's where you can have fun with your outfits! It's not a requirement to specifically adhere to a certain substyle when wearing girly-kei fashion, and honestly just wear what makes you happy! A lot of these substyles can overlap as a result, which can create pretty cool outfits!
Referring to these substyles by their proper name not only sounds nicer, but it can help erase stigma around wearing girly fashion as a whole.
If you wish to read about more substyles such as otona girly, retro girly, himekaji (yes, even the gyaru substyle can be considered girly!) and casual girly, there is a more detailed list of all the different substyles in their aesthetics section! Thank you for reading <3
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Tails gets trolled is amazing, this is probably the worst quality thing ive made on purpose
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i’m a massive fan and supporter of women killing people, women committing egregious acts of violence, women painting themselves and the room in blood, bashing people’s skulls in with a wet and satisfying crunch etc.
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This is so beautiful
sketch with best girls
i like all three versions so i cant choose one(((
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