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AAA?, 2019/2021
Started in 2019, finished only today
Sometimes completion of an art has more to do with acceptance it being completed🤔
I can already see four different essences here
Blush, 2021
someone’s face
KISS HER
Kiss her. Slowly, take your time, there's no place you'd rather be. Kiss her but no like you're waiting for something else, like your hands beneath her shirt or her skirt or tangled up in her bra straps. Nothing like that. Kiss her like you've forgotten any other mouth that your mouth has ever touched. Kiss her with a curious childish delight. Laugh into her mouth, inhalte her sighs. Kiss her until she moans. Kiss her with her face in your hands. Or your hands in her hair. Or pulling her closer at the waist. Kiss her like you want to take her dancing. Like you want to spin her into an open arena and watch her look at you like you're the brightest thing she's ever seen. Kiss her like she's the brightest you've ever seen. Take your time. Kiss her like the first and only piece of chocolate you're ever going to taste. Kiss her until she forgets how to count. Kiss her stupid. Kiss her silent. Come away, ask her what 2+2 is, and listen to her say your name in answer.
Hunter!!
I started The Owl House a few weeks ago with friends and I'm so sad it's going to end soon :(( but yes this is my new brainrot thank you
happy birthday phil
Zero 7 - Morning song
ballpoint pen and alcohol
Calbayog City 2024
"Endings, to be useful, must be inconclusive" - Samual R. Delany
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The Flirtation Dungeon (on Wattpad) Read here! In The Flirtation Dungeon, Laura awakens to find herself in an unfamiliar room, where confusion reigns as she tries to navigate a surreal situation involving a mysterious woman and a strange phone call from her partner, Andrew. As her reality shifts abruptly into a dark, enchanted dungeon, Laura must use her unexpected charm and wit to navigate through menacing creatures and peculiar challenges. What begins as a puzzling day takes an extraordinary turn, revealing Laura's inner strength and the surprising power of her charisma in a fantastical adventure. Rated Mature for some heavy flirting. XD
I'm so sick. I feel like I'm dying. I can't breathe around all this mucus in my chest. Ugh. I've been sick for a week.
Also, the nose inspiration was Zendaya's.
Okay, I asked ChatGPT to make me a monthly planner for taking care of my face. I really want to try it out. It didn't seem like anything was crazy extreme. Here is the result:
Certainly! Here's a monthly planner for facial skincare tailored to someone with sensitive skin:
Week 1:
Day 1-3: Gentle Cleansing & Moisturizing
Cleanse your face with a mild, fragrance-free cleanser morning and night.
Apply a soothing, hydrating moisturizer after cleansing.
Day 4: Exfoliation
Exfoliate with a sensitive-skin-friendly exfoliant (1-2 times a month).
Week 2:
Day 8-14: Cleansing & Hydration
Continue with your gentle cleansing and moisturizing routine.
Week 3:
Day 15: Exfoliation
Exfoliate with a sensitive-skin-friendly exfoliant (1-2 times a month).
Day 16-21: Cleansing & Moisturizing
Stick to your gentle cleansing and moisturizing routine.
Week 4:
Day 22-28: Focus on Hydration
Prioritize hydration with a hydrating sheet mask or a hydrating serum.
Note: Adjust the schedule as needed based on your skin's response. Always perform a patch test for new products, and consult a dermatologist if you experience any adverse reactions or concerns about your sensitive skin.
Remember, consistency is key in skincare, and for sensitive skin types, using gentle, fragrance-free products is crucial to prevent irritation.
How to Impress Anyone in 30 Seconds or Less
Few things in life will help you more than knowing how to make an immediate great impression. Make note of these impressive habits. Some experts estimate that 85 percent of your financial success comes not from your skills or knowledge but from your ability to connect with other people and engender their trust and respect.
Within seconds, everyone you meet forms an impression that largely determines whether they'll like, trust, and respect you.
Whether you're job-hunting or fundraising or leading an organization, making a good impression is absolutely critical. (No pressure, right?)
So whether you are looking to raise money for your company, or you are managing your team or leading your business, connecting to people and making a great impression is very important.
Here are some tips to help you win hearts and minds in 30 seconds:
Neutralize the fight-or-flight response. The first few seconds of a first encounter are driven by instinctive reactions. Each person makes unconscious immediate appraisals that center around how safe they feel. Be mindful of your immediate signals, and make sure they could never be perceived as threatening.
Respect boundaries. Be mindful of personal space and respect the boundaries of others. If in doubt, follow the other person's cues: if they lean in, you lean in; if they stand back, you do the same. Remember that concepts of appropriate personal space vary by culture.
Feed expectations. In business, first impressions are frequently colored by expectations. We expect people to live up to the image we have created in our minds from their reputation, phone calls, emails, or texts. We expect consistency with that general image -- and without it, we feel some degree of disappointment and confusion. It's not the time to surprise others with a new side of your personality.
Be mindful of body language. It accounts for more than half of what others respond to initially -- so it literally does speak louder than words. Hold yourself in a way that signals attention and an open heart, and keep a facial expression that combines authority with approachability and eye contact.
Stay positive. The language of the brain is pictures, sounds, feelings, and to a lesser extent, smells and tastes. It's much more difficult to translate negatives into brain-friendly imagery than positives. Work to develop a positive explanatory style.
Keep control of your attitude. The general energy you give off is one of the first unconscious things people respond to. If you're frazzled, project calm. If you're distracted and unenthusiastic, project positivity. (You'll not only make a better impression, but you can influence your own mood.)
Manage your moods. People are drawn to warmth, enthusiasm, and confidence more than anger, arrogance, and impatience. Whatever is going on around you, manage your responses to get the best response from others.
Synchronize. Make sure your words, your tone of voice, and your body language are all saying the same thing. Mixed messages put off others, but consistency gives you clarity and credibility.
Use sensory language. Activate people's senses, and mix up your imagery to make sure you hit their strength. Whenever possible, use descriptions of visual images, sounds, textures, motion, and feelings to add meaning to what you're saying.
Be curious, open-minded, and interested. If you can get the other person talking and keep them talking, odds are they'll be drawn to you. Be interested and open-minded; ask questions that spark their imagination and ignite conversation.
Dress for success. Find a personal style that represents who you are and the message you want to send about yourself. Look at your dress and appearance as packaging a product.
Have a personal statement. Have a personal statement prepared and memorized so you can tell others concisely and eloquently what you do, what it means to you, and why it makes a difference. Think of it not as a sales pitch but an engaging and artfully crafted mini-presentation.
Work through these points and you should have a great first impression all lined up.
One final tip as you get out there: Treat every connection you make as if it's the most important thing you've ever done. Because, frankly, you never know when it actually will be.