Sometimes I think about my life and I feel unhappy, but then I realise all the good things in my life and then I feel like I've actually got it pretty good.
I really hate when people say this. I think you'd have to be pretty stupid if you looked at a celebrity on the red carpet and thought "wow I love her hair why don't I have hair like that". They spend hours on their hair getting it perfect. The same concept applies to pretty much everything about them.
Women don't compare themselves to celebrities, they compare themselves to each other. If they compare themselves to each other then their comparing themselves to something more obtainable as their friends also don't have personal stylists/make up artists/hair stylists.
Some people are naturally beautiful and have the characteristics you've described. Models are paid to be beautiful. That's their job. Just as you'd have to go to university and study communications and then gain experience to work as a journalist, as that's part of the job, they have to rely on their looks and beauty to get that job.
Celebrities are always under scrutiny by the world. They have to look perfect otherwise they will get a bunch of hate. The average person is not under that kind of pressure.
Whenever I hear someone say "meer" or something like that on the tv (it's usually Americans) I get so mad. It's MIR-ROR. I don't think it's too hard to pronounce! I get that the way they say it may be part of their accent but seriously. K I've had my rant now.
This anonymous person is kind of suspicious. It seems like a bit of advertising.
Just watch Jeremy Kyle. You won't think British accents are so nice after that.
Sometimes I think about my life and I feel unhappy, but then I realise all the good things in my life and then I feel like I've actually got it pretty good.
Well it's been a while and it is currently at 15 so I guess that's the average number.
I laughed out loud when I saw forks, I thought it was some new slang for girls or something haha.
It's called not being from the US.
I really hate when people say this. I think you'd have to be pretty stupid if you looked at a celebrity on the red carpet and thought "wow I love her hair why don't I have hair like that". They spend hours on their hair getting it perfect. The same concept applies to pretty much everything about them.
Women don't compare themselves to celebrities, they compare themselves to each other. If they compare themselves to each other then their comparing themselves to something more obtainable as their friends also don't have personal stylists/make up artists/hair stylists.
Some people are naturally beautiful and have the characteristics you've described. Models are paid to be beautiful. That's their job. Just as you'd have to go to university and study communications and then gain experience to work as a journalist, as that's part of the job, they have to rely on their looks and beauty to get that job.
Celebrities are always under scrutiny by the world. They have to look perfect otherwise they will get a bunch of hate. The average person is not under that kind of pressure.
And then I ended up picking up rubbish off the field at school -_-
No way! Orange juice <3 :D
It's a pretty douchey thing to do.
Whenever I hear someone say "meer" or something like that on the tv (it's usually Americans) I get so mad. It's MIR-ROR. I don't think it's too hard to pronounce! I get that the way they say it may be part of their accent but seriously. K I've had my rant now.
You know that "time macne from the futer" post? I got that in amirite hangman once.
Well actually the man who came up with the big bang theory was a priest.
Desperate housewives is worldwide, but firefly isn't.
I'm gonna feel awkward eating ice cream now :/