I only get by with lady-fabulous from time to time by going more old-fashioned, 'cause it seems to take less accessories/time than present-day lady fabulous: long hair down or done up quickly (bun with chopstick/pen/whatever); leggings; top-tucked-into-skirt-at-waist; boots. I go nakey-face most of the time, very occasionally mascara and eyeliner if I want to be like "LOOKIE ME I HAVE EYES!"
Most of the time, I'm at home in jammies. Sometimes it's jeans-and-tee to go out. Other times it's "lulz I'm going to layer on random shite and look like a quirky pixie dryad chicka", which I do rather well, but is not lady-fabulous. It is lady-funkiness.
And I am unfortunately not Stephen Fry. D:
I wish I could be man-fabulous. My bewbs are super annoying for that. *Shakes fist.* But seriously, they make me super fun to cuddle with, no lie.
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Is it wrong that I aspire to being man-fabulous because being lady-fabulous takes waaaaaaaaay too much effort?
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I only get by with lady-fabulous from time to time by going more old-fashioned, 'cause it seems to take less accessories/time than present-day lady fabulous: long hair down or done up quickly (bun with chopstick/pen/whatever); leggings; top-tucked-into-skirt-at-waist; boots. I go nakey-face most of the time, very occasionally mascara and eyeliner if I want to be like "LOOKIE ME I HAVE EYES!"
Most of the time, I'm at home in jammies. Sometimes it's jeans-and-tee to go out. Other times it's "lulz I'm going to layer on random shite and look like a quirky pixie dryad chicka", which I do rather well, but is not lady-fabulous. It is lady-funkiness.
And I am unfortunately not Stephen Fry. D:
I wish I could be man-fabulous. My bewbs are super annoying for that. *Shakes fist.* But seriously, they make me super fun to cuddle with, no lie.
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