Hair dysphoria
It is a time of so much horror and tragedy all over the world, even among my closest friends, yet I can still get bothered af about what my hair looks like. 🙄
Unexpected answers dept.
“I had to ask, ‘why were you pretending to be ponies during the fire drill?'”
“Because we thought it was a real fire!”
At vintage clothing store in Burlington, VT, asked why I was looking for tall white cowboy boots and a tight, spangled turquoise minidress with a fluttery skirt. “Don’t worry,” she said, “I’ve heard it all.” “They’re for a baton-twirling routine I’m performing for a funeral tomorrow,” I answered truthfully. She was very helpful, I found both items, and rocked the funeral to the strains of “Let the Sunshine In” –but she admitted that she had not, in fact, heard that particular true statement before.
No sunscreen
When any day could be one’s last, just enjoy sun without that awful smell and stinging eyes. Put a strong sunscreen on your exposed tattoos, of course.
Diana Vreeland was an expert
She was a highly influential Vogue editor who stated that: “any set of features can support beauty”
Angela Bocage 