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Comment on Guns and Children Should Never Be in the Same Sentence by curiouspixie

curiouspixie — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 04:14:32 +0000

I totally get this ! My brother has autism and hes not getting the support he needs along with 100′s of other autistic children. Much Love x

Comment on about green-eyed jupiter by curiouspixie

curiouspixie — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 04:11:42 +0000

I have been reading your blogs for about 3 hours straight! And i absolutely adore them, you really are inspiring! I cant stop reading them there so addictive but since its 4 in the morning i better get some sleep haha anyway thank you and keep blogging x

Comment on Why I Don’t Hate Demi Lovato by Matthew Chiglinsky

Matthew Chiglinsky — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 03:07:11 +0000

Labeling Demi Lovato as a role model may be taking it a little too far, with the tattoos and the occasional sexually suggestive dancing and song lyrics, which are things that parents may or may not approve of depending on their particular religious or cultural leanings.

But her life is certainly a cautionary tale: Don’t bury your emotional problems because they may eventually boil to the surface and cause real problems.

What I really don’t understand are the people who seem to hate her. They coldly make light of her issues by calling her fake or saying she’s being overly dramatic, or they even insult the way she looks, which is really insensitive considering that insecurity about her body is something she and many other females have dealt with for years. Especially when someone actually resorts to cutting herself in order to relieve anxiety, I think people should take that person’s issues seriously. (But, of course, the Internet is unfortunately full of mean, hateful people who don’t care about anything.)

I kind of feel sorry for all the young celebrities out there who crash: Amy Winehouse, Britney Spears, Lindsay Lohan. They were all healthy at one point, but then things went wrong. (Well, Britney, at least seems to have recovered to a certain extent.) I don’t condemn them for leading rich, pampered lives, because everyone experiences his/her life differently, and money doesn’t guarantee happiness. The gossip news treats it all like entertainment, but celebrities are real people whose lives are often in self-destruct mode, and I think they need a little more sympathy.

Comment on A Little Segway for GreenEyedJupiter by conniethecatsitter

conniethecatsitter — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 21:54:08 +0000

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Comment on A Little Segway for GreenEyedJupiter by ashleykervabon92

ashleykervabon92 — Sat, 20 Oct 2012 16:42:32 +0000

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Re-blogged. Getting fans on Wordpress. Success!

Comment on Spirits Speak of Thighs by Judy

Judy — Thu, 06 Sep 2012 15:56:57 +0000

Oh Bree, just look at some of the most beautiful, desired women in the world ( Jennifer Lopez,Beyonce, and Kim Kardashian). They don’t have sticks for thighs. Men like to have something to hold onto and I don’t think they like to feel bones when they caress your leg. Embrace and love your beautiful thighs!!!!! You are perfect!

Comment on We All Don’t Want To Look Like Barbie by Maybe I Was Wrong About Barbie… « greeneyedjupiter

Maybe I Was Wrong About Barbie… « greeneyedjupiter — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 19:53:26 +0000

[...] a while back I wrote a post on how most women do want to look like Barbie (or shouldn’t want to anyway), and how looking [...]

Comment on Victoria’s Secret Love My Body Campaign/Put Real Women in Lingerie by kyotoredbird

kyotoredbird — Fri, 10 Aug 2012 13:09:16 +0000

I actually have to say that I don’t like either picture. While the Dove picture has a wider range of ethnicities, both lack a range of body types. (VS is all “tall and thin”, Dove is all “tall and curvy”. Both photos have been photoshopped to slim down the models and eliminate flaws. Furthermore, the Dove’s “real beauty” campaign was still exclusive when looking for models; only sizes 8-16 were accepted, and models still had to be over 5’7″.

And all of them are real women, even the VS models. Just because a woman is slim doesn’t mean she’s not real. You only need xx chromosomes to be a real woman.

Comment on Victoria’s Secret Love My Body Campaign/Put Real Women in Lingerie by Julianne Day

Julianne Day — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 21:42:23 +0000

It’s not just who is wearing the lingerie, but also about the body shapes being shown in the ads. Whereas the Dove campaign features models of varying body shapes, the Victoria’s Secret campaign only features women who are thin or what mainstream society considers as “toned” or “physically fit” or “skinny.”

Comment on Too Sexy, Too Soon pt 2 by We All Don’t Want To Look Like Barbie « greeneyedjupiter

We All Don’t Want To Look Like Barbie « greeneyedjupiter — Tue, 07 Aug 2012 19:16:54 +0000

[...] has been idolized for years and still are the most popular toys (among Bratz dolls) out there for girls ages 5-8. Sad but true, many of these girls grow up thinking they are supposed [...]