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Vinvika [58]
3 years ago
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Alright so I know this is so off topic but I’ve been called the ugly bestfriend my other bestfriend is sooo pretty. People say e

verything on me is perfect except my nose. It’s not the WORST nose but ANY TIPS ON HOW TO GLOW UP DURING QUARANTINE ???
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taurus [48]3 years ago
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Best tip is to have your own self-confidence don’t care what no one think of you as long as you know you’re beautiful you shouldn’t care what other people think yes it takes time to have self-confidence I work on my self-confidence but loving yourself is way more than caring what other people think about you.
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