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They say ' living Barbie', they mean 'living Bratz doll'.
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Because they missed the point that Barbie is more than her looks. Then again, these people are all autogynephilic to the nth degree, so it's on purpose they miss that point, they really don't care about anything except getting off to making themselves "sexy".
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no she isn't
it's a cheap and pretty-looking plastic doll for kindergarten age girls to play with, it's not that fucking deep really
feminists for some reason are perpetually obsessed with getting a billion different shades of 'career woman barbie' out into stores, but when you actually look how the audience of 5 year old girls plays with the doll, none of that shit matters because it's just a fucking dress-up doll lol
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Barbie has always been about her careers even from the beginning when most women didn't have careers. The playsets are all about her jobs, excluding the houses and cars, which she bought with all the money she makes. Herself. From her jobs. Without Ken. This isn't some icky socjus crap, this is how she has always been and anything else is the projection of others, jealous little boys and men who never matured past 12 who wanted Barbie to be a spoiled stupid bimbo.
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You can't fool me, that's just a Sims 4 character.
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I've finally looked at all 88 pages to date, and I can finally say a true and honest "What the fuck".
I'm also going to share a pornstar by the name of Sophie Anderson who got popular from a video where she goes "Fuck, it's a Sunday."
the specific video https://twitter.com/SophieASlut/status/1262078102802518018
I'm also going to share a pornstar by the name of Sophie Anderson who got popular from a video where she goes "Fuck, it's a Sunday."
the specific video https://twitter.com/SophieASlut/status/1262078102802518018
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ah, i remember seeing mention of that, but i forgot which came first, thanks for the correction
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Prettty typical of Essex girls
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Rebecca is also fairly well known for this video. I'd actually had some trouble finding this a few weeks ago because I thought it was a video of Sophie. They both look practically identical to me.
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Oi, it's that sexy british accent innit? I just wish they could include 80's Nigel Mansell and a danish dude that talks like a retarded Mickey Mouse, it would sound like x-rated Muppets.
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The reboot of Absolutely Fabulous looks terrible
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The guy with the hood in the background make me laugh so hard, I don't know why.
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That Swedish chick describes herself as looking like a Bratz doll.
Why do women do this to themselves? What do they hope to get out of it?
Why do women do this to themselves? What do they hope to get out of it?
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Mon dieu... le gobeline
This really says a lot about our society.
That has to be the most anti-sexy dirty talk I've heard in my life. They're 'cock destroyers' in the sense that their voices will cause any nearby male genitalia to wince in pain and shrivel back into the abdomen.
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Off-topic, but Barbie isn't about feminism or being pretty or having a jillion different careers. Barbie exists as a blank slate kids can project onto. That's the whole idea of dolls in general- a little person kids can create a personality for. If you have young kids, watch the way they play with dolls. They make little stories with the toys like they're actors.
That's the true irony of people trying to "be" Barbie in my opinion. By design, Barbie has no defining traits. She's beautiful in a perfectly generic, easy-to-project-onto way.
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On the other hand, critics of Barbie have called the doll an unrealistic, unhealthy and warped standard of beauty, among other things, basically saying that it is impossible to be like Barbie.
Now we have young women that grew up with that message using plastic surgery trying to achieve what has been claimed to be impossible. It's a really weird rebellion of some kind, they know what they are doing and if they were dumb and ugly in a different way I might call them punk-adjacent.
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Seems pretty high-key sad imo. She was perfectly pretty teen girl with a uniquely shaped nose.
Why do these people give up the ability to smile naturally? For lips like this? I'll never understand.
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Never thought of it like that, but makes sense given that the one person I know who goes for that type of thing was doing it in a "rebellious" 90s-groupie kind of way.
Slightly off topic but also made me think of ganguro type stuff in Japan : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TA5l2FlnHaI