Eh?
Is it so? Or, is it on your face? Well, nowadays, who's got the time to think so? I? You? A simple question: how many of you would marry a person who doesn't look good, but is an awesome person?
Do you agree to the question I asked?
(please drop it in the comments)
I felt it. I've felt it through words coming out of my own pen as well. How discriminating people can be.
I'm chubby. Agreed. I've a nature, that might be appaling to a lot of people. That's not a trait to judge. If you really want to judge, judge me on the basis of my work. And not by my looks, body carves. It's my body: I may have big tits, a fat ass, maybe fat distributed unevenly, starving out of love. That's all. That's what you've got for shaming? My words just not speak only for me, but also for many more out there. I'm not fair, but I love my yellow coloured skin tone. If my mom never judged my looks, I haven't given that right to anyone. I believe, beauty is really "Skin deep". If you found it, you're lucky.
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I. Me. &... Myself.
RandomThe best thing that can happen to you? Love? Family? Then? Yourself. Discovering what you can really be. What you're truly made for. And having unexpected people to stand behind your backs, without getting back-stabbed. This is my personal journey...
