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Thank you Truffles

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Stourhead National Trust

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do you ever wonder if anyone reads your blog like everyday just to check on you 

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blake lively’s lawsuit is once again proving that everyone’s a feminist until it requires them to criticise their favourite male celebs

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cottagecore magazine

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So Blake Lively is the one getting canceled now huh?

Lol i wish male celebs were canceled like women

Women get canceled for being annoying or whatever (J Lo, Anne Hathaway, Jennifer Lawrence etc etc)

Men get canceled (if at all) for being convicted criminals (Harvey Weinstein, Diddy)

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source

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home libraries

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sara toufali

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enchanted forest

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I just want to say that it's OKAY to be pretty, or to want to be pretty. As humans we naturally gravitate toward things we find beautiful, and there are lots of ways to look attractive (if you want to) that go beyond makeup and beauty rituals; for example, I love wearing rich fabrics and layers of fairylike jewelry, and I'll never stop wearing body glitter. Your personal style does not have to be purely utilitarian. Humans are artists, and self-expression is part of that.

It's okay to be pretty, it just doesn't matter if you ARE.

An ornate-looking building is preferable over one that isn't, but one building is just as funtional as the other; any attractiveness is just icing on the cake. We can say this about any object we've created to serve a function for us.

However, people aren't like buildings. We aren't objects. We don't exist to serve a function to others. A building serves a purpose, but our existence justifies itself. We don't become more or less valuable based on what we look like.

I just think that "it doesn't matter if you're attractive" shouldn't necessarily lead to the conclusion that "It's wrong to express yourself in ways that you find attractive."

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