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first mistake: applied it with my bare hands

it looks so patchy and uneven (i used the jergens mousse) i didn’t do my hands nor armpits cause i wasn’t sure how to..
i was thinking of doing a second round today, but idk if i have to rinse off after?

overall it looks horrible please helppppo

i’m by no means a rightist but i’m a writing a thesis about certain media and how well hidden is right beliefs into it in order to make something highly profitable. so share your best recommendations please

Is someone familiar with his work?

The US government took his license because he was breaking the rules, he was creating radically sustainable architectural projects built from waste materials (old tires, bottles, etc..) and he is considered the godfather of the “Garbage Warrior” movement. I’m pretty sure there’s a documentary about him somewhere although I couldn’t find the name.

I’m so fascinated by his story..

note: his license was reinstated in 2007 after a very long legal battle and its still current and valid.

i play this in loop while i fall asleep, it’s SO addictive.

i need to know. i’ve been on this journey for seven years, i’ve suffered my entire twenties trying to come to terms with my diagnosis and finding something that could help me. nothing has made a noticeable difference, and i can’t keep living life with this lack of quality.

so yeah, whatever has worked for you would be massively appreciated if you could share it with me.

I simply couldn’t get through it. Wasn’t invested in the main character nor the story.

any thoughts about Either/Or by Elif Bautman?

i love controversial books like that one so pls drop your recommendations here

(no, i won’t read Melania’s biography I prefer to stab myself in the eyes with two muji pens)

I’m 10% in but I’d love to read your opinions on it
Everyone I’ve talked to about it has been telling me that it’s amazing and that it’s very widely unknown, is that true?

I’ve been loving sharing here what I’m reading. I just finished Heart the Lover and I don’t know if my hormonal issues have anything to do with it (they probably do), but I cried so much, especially at the end. It’s definitely a book that speaks about all the kinds of love we come across throughout our lives. A 4/5.

My next read is: Necessary Trouble by Drew Gilpin Faust
Has anyone here already read it? What did you think?

And I’d also love to hear your thoughts and conclusions about Heart the Lover

- Heart the Lover by Lily King
- The Correspondent by Virginia Evans
- Lost Lambs by Madeline Cash

has anyone read any of them? i’m v interested in both of them, although tbh I don’t know much about their lives.

i know film for her its poetry and i’ve never read a proper poetry book but i’m v willing to do so.

i’m about to finish famesick by lena dunham (!!!) and i want something that will at least attempt to hit the same so i’m thinking about reading Adult Braces by Lindy West, granted I have never watched Shrill neither have heard a ton about it but i’m intrigued by the memoir

has anyone here read it? what are your thoughts about it and of Lindy West?