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WTF? IS this supposed to be like cute?

WTF :-0…. It just may be.

come on bruh she cute. y’all hold women to standards I KNOW none of y’all could meet.

aint that the truth  

The interesting part is that she probably wants to protest about female rights and equality but, still, she wears make-up and bleaches her hair. Nice way of doing it.

Wow, you’re as progressive as a brick. “female rights” has nothing to do with make up, or hairstyles or hair dyes. “female rights” would refer to the rights of women, and women are not defined by makeup or hair products, despite your (apparent) belief that they are, but then again, you can’t cure stupidity so we’ll move on. (and female rights? You’re an idiot and I have to reiterate this. Ignorance should not be accepted with a pat on the head, it’s a feminist movement and its been occurring since before your limited existence).  Next point, my going natural has nothing to do with anyone else, and none of your opinions bother, because at the end of the day, you’re still looking. You’re still forming thoughts around something I’ve done to throw you off, so maybe you should spend more time considering why you’re all so surprised to see underarm hair.  I’m sure hair grows under your arms as well. 

I will say this once, if you haven’t picked it up from my opinions on many other topics all come back to one simple equation: What a person (any gender) does to and with their own body IS THEIR OWN CHOICE. It does not matter if it’s tattoos, hair color, style, makeup or going natural as she put it. It’s not up for discussion or debate. I don’t even look at this stance taking any kind of political stand what so ever (i.e. I’ve never considered that idea a feminist topic since it applies equally to all), because it should be fucking OBVIOUS. If you don’t like her choices, then don’t date her, don’t follow her, don’t bother her, don’t even look at her, that’s your only right in all this.

Can you say you don’t like unshaven women, hell yes. That’s your right to an opinion. Can you use her body to offer your point, in my opinion, NO. It says far more about you than her any day of the week. If you haven’t noticed, I never stated my preference, because it is irrelevant to this conversation. Her body is not my podium for proselytizing her or others either.

Her body is not a democratic podium for debate and I find it quite ridiculous that this topic should even be considered a valid debate topic.

As for the whole idea that if she knew her body would be controversial she shouldn’t take a picture of it. Grow the fuck up! Leave those kind of arguments for the kindergarten sandbox. She can take a picture of herself and post it to her own blog because… hold on to your socks… it’s her body and her blog! I know that may be a difficult concept for some to grab hold of, but try. Yes, you have a blog too, and if you want to post your own opinion demonstrating with your own body, go for it, otherwise leave her body out of it.

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