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| DEAR AYANDA You are a progressive thinker, straightforward yet complicated and overly sensetive but with reason.......if i didn't know you well i'd say you are rather uptight but we both know that you are just you. You are a motivated individual who understands that in life if you want something you have to put yourself out there and fight for it, nothing will simply come to you and for that i admire your clear consciousness of how the world works .....it has really helped me alot. Your stubborness and strong sense of self will make you a better woman don't loose that its the true essence of who you are and what sets you apart from the rest. One lesson you are still to learn is you can't change other people, you can only change how you respond to them. P.s there is nothing enlightened about shriking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. Kind Regards ME MYSELF AND I |
It amazes me when there are still individuals who discriminate against gay people, I don't know if its ignorance or just plain stupidity because the same people who you disciminate and pass judgement on are the same people who ultimately make decisions on the clothes that you wear......interesting take right?! so before you decide to be a stereotyped douche bag let the clothes that you wear be a constant reminder that gay people are also people if not special people. so ít's high time we celebrate their wonderful contributions not only in fashion, but in the development of modern art and individuality as a whole. They embody a passion for their work like no other the kind of passion that drives the majority of their career and reputation. This is my gay love of talented designers who brought great influence in the fashion industry. Marc Jacobs is not only the famous designer in the world but also the the creative director of Louis Vuitton since 1997. Jacobs is al
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