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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: christianbethel Date: July 20, 2023, 6:19 pm
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: 90sRetroFan Date: July 26, 2023, 4:18 pm
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I guess we should add:
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Note:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbie
[quote]Barbara Millicent "Barbie" Roberts is a fashion doll and
fictional character created by American businesswoman Ruth
Handler [/quote]
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruth_Handler
[quote]Ruth Marianna Handler[2][3][4] (née Mosko; November 4,
1916 – April 27, 2002) was an American businesswoman and
inventor. She is best known for inventing the Barbie doll in
1959,[3] and being co-founder of toy manufacturer Mattel
...
Handler was born Ruth Marianna Mosko in Denver, Colorado, to
Polish-Jewish immigrants Jacob Moskowicz, a blacksmith, and Ida
Moskowicz, née Rubenstein.[6][/quote]
Movie version:
[img width=1280
height=960]
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Note:
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[quote]Produced by
...
Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz
...
Noah Baumbach, would also write the screenplay[/quote]
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Heyman
[quote]His paternal grandparents were German Jews[/quote]
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ynon_Kreiz
[quote]Born and raised in Israel[/quote]
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah_Baumbach
[quote]His father was Jewish[/quote]
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Enemy input:
HTML https://www.takimag.com/article/in-a-barbie-world/
[quote]Barbie, which has been made with the most perfectly cast
lead actress imaginable, Margot Robbie. She memorably played
both Tarantino’s quiet quintessence of feminine beauty
...
The luminous Robbie is ideal as sweet Stereotypical Barbie.
Why, you might ask, is her character “Stereotypical Barbie”? In
case you are rusty on your Barbie lore, back in the 1960s–1970s,
there was only one Barbie and she had diverse friends like black
Christie and Latina Teresa.
But, in the minds of little girls, beautiful blonde Barbie was
so clearly superior to all her friends that in the 1980s Mattel
gave up on trying to sell side characters and switched to
everybody being Barbie so they could at least all bask in the
glory of Extended Barbiehood.
...
there’s only one real Barbie and that’s Robbie, who lights up
the screen like Marilyn Monroe in Gentlemen Prefer
Blondes.[/quote]
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: rp Date: July 27, 2023, 7:48 pm
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Incels concede the superiority of non-Western aesthetics (ignore
the HBD foppery and go to the last paragraphs):
HTML https://incels.is/threads/phenotype-and-skin-color-bones-in-india.285964/
Phenotype and skin color>>>Bones in India
[quote]These are the incel phenos in india.Dark skin is a death
sentence.Indo Melanid,Veddoids and other South Indian phenos
Indo Melanid
Veddid
A few of the chad phenos in india
Indid
Indo Nordic
When I say phenotype and skin is everything I mean it.
This guy,a recessed bloated wimp skulled piece of joke has Chico
tier appeal in india and he got roasted real bad when I posted
his pics on lookism.net
Rate - Rate Karthik Aryan.Curry actor with Chico tier appeal in
india
@zjchaddam
lookism.net
Dark skinned chadpreets like Sendhil ramamurthy are incels
here.Even gigatyrones would be incels here.I've shown a few
girls pics of Broderick hunter and Tyson Beckford and they
called even those supermodels ugly.Phenotype and
colouring>>>>>Bones in india.[/quote]
This is Karthik Aryan (Bollywood Actor):
[img width=960
height=1280]
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And this is Sendhil Ramamurthy (Hollywood Actor):
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I have no problem with Bollywood choosing to ignore subhuman
phenotypes like Ramamurthy's in favor of someone like Aryan's.
The colorism actually works in our favor in this case! The
problem arises when light skinned actors with subhuman
phenotypes are promoted instead of gracile Aryan dark-skinned
ones!
BTW, Ramamurthy's wife:
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But what more can you expect from "non-White" Eurocentrists
(including incels), whose ultimate goal is being seen as
"attractive" by "Whites". In fact, the very reason Ramamurthy is
seen as attractive is because "Whites" find him attractive,
which itself is because his phenotype closely resembles those of
"attractive" "Whites".
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: rp Date: July 31, 2023, 7:42 am
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HTML https://ninchanese.com/blog/2016/05/12/western-vs-chinese-beauty-standards/
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: 90sRetroFan Date: July 31, 2023, 7:18 pm
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Note in the comments:
[quote]just a quick note, the second picture of Fan Bing Bing
depicting her body type is actually of another actress with a
similar name, Li Bing Bing[/quote]
[quote]Sadly the last photograph is not Fan Bing Bing but Li
Bing Bing.[/quote]
Do you trust a geometry failure who can't even tell the
difference between these two:
HTML https://assets.nst.com.my/images/articles/bingbing_1536664517.jpg
HTML https://wildaid.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Li-Bingbing-e1517606469387.png
to lecture about faces?
[quote]Western girls love to be tanned[/quote]
This is untrue:
HTML https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_tanning#Cultural_history
[quote]In the United States and Western Europe before the 1920s,
tanned skin was associated with the lower classes because they
worked outdoors and were exposed to the sunlight. Women in
particular went to great lengths to preserve pale skin, as a
sign of their "refinement".[31] Women's outdoor clothing styles
were tailored to protect them against sunlight exposure, with
full-length sleeves, and sunbonnets and other large hats,
headscarves, and parasols shielding the head. Lead-[32] and
arsenic-based cosmetics were used to artificially whiten the
skin. The preference for fair skin continued until the end of
the Victorian era.[33][/quote]
But clearly the author is unaware that colonial-era Western
civilization is the true Western civilization.
Back to idiot article:
[quote]Asian girls prefer white skin.[/quote]
Not during the Counterculture era:
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Heck:
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But clearly the author only surveyed recent preferences.
[quote]Today, the Chinese think that girls with
大眼睛 dà yǎnjīng big eyes are the
most beautiful, even more so if their eyes have a
双眼皮 shuāng yǎnpí double-fold
eyelid. These modern Chinese beauty standards reveal a certain
fascination with the West, with more and more Chinese girls
resorting to cosmetic surgery to create those double-fold
eyelids.
But do foreigners see the same features in Chinese girls? On the
contrary, most foreigners seem to prefer Chinese girls with
slanted, narrow eyes and eyebrows[/quote]
OK, now I am certain the author is "white"*. It's not even a
fair comparison. Firstly, "whites" (which everyone knows is what
the author means by "foreigners") do not prefer girls in general
to have slanted, narrow eyes. When they prefer Chinese girls
with slanted, narrow eyes, they are going for exoticism, not
beauty. At least the author admits this:
[quote]She looks exotic, and exotism often appeals, as it’s new
and different.[/quote]
Secondly, why does the article only discuss which Chinese
celebrities are considered more beautiful by Chinese fans? If we
want to properly understand Chinese aesthetics, should we not
also cover which Hollywood celebrities, for example, are
considered more beautiful by Chinese fans? But the article does
not do this. On the other hand, which Chinese celebrities are
considered more beautiful by "whites" is covered in depth. Why
the asymmetry? This is what we mean by media colonization.
"Whites" are allowed to comparatively judge "non-whites", but
never the reverse. "Non-whites" are only allowed to
comparatively judge their own ethnicity.
(* I just checked; my intuition was correct as usual:
HTML https://ninchanese.com/about-us/
HTML https://ninchanese.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/IMG_4637-2-1024x768.webp<br
/>)
As for the point about the eyes themselves, we already covered
this:
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Continuing with idiot article:
[quote]The worst face shape a Chinese girl can have according to
Chinese beauty standards, is a 国字脸
guózìliǎn square face.[/quote]
Guozi means oblong, not square. A square face would be fanglian.
[quote]Let’s look at Gong Li, obviously she is a “goose egg
face”.
...
[img]
HTML https://ninchanese.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/comparison3bis.webp[/img][/quote]
Gong has an oblong face, you geometry failure! Your picture
merely shows oblong vs square. (Contrast Gong with Li Bingbing
posted above to see oblong vs oval (a.k.a. "goose egg"
HTML https://chickenscratchny.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Goose-Eggs.png<br
/>).) Again you prove that you are unqualified to lecture about
this subject.
[quote]I bet you guys know this beautiful Chinese woman on the
left, 巩俐 Gong Li, the famous Chinese actress which
was also awarded the “World’s most beautiful Oriental woman”
title. She’s had a great impact as a Chinese actress in the
movie industry. Gong Li is also the first Chinese actress to win
an award in the Venice Film Festival as well as the first
Chinese ambassador of the French cosmetics brand
L’Oreal.[/quote]
Gong is nothing but an example of what I was talking about here:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/counterculture-era/recommended-music-to-listen-to/msg18853/#msg18853
[quote]This is a recurring phenomenon throughout non-Western pop
culture:
1) A producer in a Westernized country tries to be non-Western.
2) Orientalist consumers in the West like the product because it
(trying to be non-Western) feels exotic.
3) Eurocentrist local consumers observe the producer's prestige
in the West and consequently overrate the producer.
4) The producer, in order to maintain their overrated status,
ends up catering more to consumers in the West than to local
consumers.
5) The local consumers (continuing to overrate the producer)
accept this and hence end up adapting their tastes to match
those of their counterparts in the West.
6) Thus the producer who set out to be non-Western ends up
Orientalizing the local consumer market instead of genuinely
nationalizing it.[/quote]
Back to idiot article:
[quote]As for westerners, their ideal face shape is kind of
different. Even if the oval-shaped face is very popular,
according to a survey, the most attractive face for a girl is….
the square face! You didn’t see that coming, am I wrong?[/quote]
Again, the author doesn't seem to have the ability to separate
Westerners from anti-Westerners. Whereas from the Renaissance:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/human-evolution/face-shapes-and-preferences/msg20324/#msg20324
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/human-evolution/face-shapes-and-preferences/msg20354/#msg20354
to the present-day AI era:
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HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/human-evolution/face-shapes-and-preferences/msg21008/#msg21008
we see the square face promoted as the Western ideal, during the
Counterculture era we had:
HTML https://trueleft.createaforum.com/human-evolution/aryan-bones/msg16972/#msg16972
Counterculture people are anti-Westerners! The relationship
between the Counterculture and Western civilization is similar
to the relationship between Christianity and Judaism. They are
rebellions against the tradition, not contributions to it!
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: rp Date: July 31, 2023, 10:02 pm
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"Do you trust a geometry failure who can't even tell the
difference between these two:"
Yeah, that's what I thought. Searching for Fan Bing Bing on
Google images brought up a noticeably Turanian/heart-shaped face
with high cheekbones, certainly not the goose egg shape the
author was describing.
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: rp Date: July 31, 2023, 10:48 pm
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We see the same generalizations as with India. An Aryan-looking
actor is assumed to be popular only because of alleged
Eurocentrism, and Westerners claim to be "unbiased" toward
"non-European" features, when in reality they are merely
exoticising those features.
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 1, 2023, 7:45 pm
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Time to laugh at our enemies again:
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[quote]My son and daughter are both Millennials, ages 28 and 30.
They are normal—physically and mentally healthy, thank God,
smart and sociable, better-than-average looking.[/quote]
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: rp Date: August 5, 2023, 7:28 pm
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HTML https://incels.is/threads/square-jaw-extremely-unpopular-among-asians-least-preferred-face.176817/
[quote]
SuicideFuel Square jaw extremely unpopular among Asians (least
preferred face)
Eight choices of facial shape were given in the questionnaire:
heart, square, pear, rectangle, round, oval, diamond and oblong,
provided as illustrations without a written description. The
same eyes, nose, and lips were included in all of the sketches
but no hair to understand the preferences of the responders for
facial shape without including gender-specific features. The
facial shapes most preferred by responders were oval (39.94%,
long, thin face with pointy chin), followed by heart shape
(24.06%, inverted triangle shape), and oblong shape (15.17%,
long, thin, pointy chin) (Fig. 1). The square facial shape with
a square jaw angle and chin was the least preferred facial
shape.
[img]
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Surgical
and non-surgical aesthetic treatments are very popular
throughout Asia and in particular in China. With the
globalisation and immigration of Chinese people to other
countries where many seek treatment from Western-trained
doctors, it is important to understand the ideals of beauty
amongst Chinese people so as to achieve optimal results. We
conducted an online survey to understand the preference of Han
Chinese laypersons for facial shape, profile (straight, convex,
concave), jaw angle and shape, and shape of the chin, nose, and
lips. In addition, the participants were asked about their
educational level, geographic location, likelihood to have
cosmetic surgery, preference for surgical or non-surgical
cosmetic procedures and whether “being beautiful” would affect
their daily life. A total of 1417 responses were collected from
599 male and 818 female participants, the majority of them who
were 25–35 years old (58.93%). The responses showed that the
majority of participants preferred an oval face shape, with a
smoothly tapered jaw angle for both men and women, round and
pointy chin for both genders, straight to concave nose profile
and full lips with well-defined cupid’s bow. Most responders
indicated they were not willing to undergo cosmetic surgery;
however, when given a choice between surgical and non-surgical
cosmetic procedures, 82.22% of the participants preferred
non-surgical procedures. The majority of respondents (83%)
thought that being beautiful has an effect on daily life and
improves quality of life.
Level of Evidence V
This journal requires that authors assign a level of evidence to
each article. For a full description of these Evidence-Based
Medicine ratings, please refer to the Table of Contents or the
online Instructions to Authors www.springer.com/00266.
Keywords
Aesthetic medicine Facial aesthetics Chinese Chinese faces
Chinese facial aesthetics Facial shape Facial profile Nose Lips
Jaw angle Jawline Chin
This paper was made open access with funds provided by King’s
College London
Introduction
The idea of a universal standard for facial beauty is a widely
debated topic and is of interest to researchers, sociologists,
and aesthetic professionals including plastic surgeons
orthodontists, dermatologists and aesthetic practitioners.
Ideals of facial beauty, perception of attractiveness, and
preferences for different shapes and forms of facial features
were previously believed to vary greatly amongst different
cultures and between historical times. For example, in many
Asian cultures, having white skin is considered a significant
factor in female beauty and hence skin whitening is very popular
[1]. Other examples of features perceived as attractive and
modifications made to obtain such features include having a very
long neck, stretched earlobes and lips, different variations of
facial tattoos and paintings, and changes to the shape and size
of teeth. However, there is evidence to suggest that although
there is heterogeneity in the specific features, shapes, or
characteristics that are considered beautiful in different parts
of the world; the broader ideals of beauty and the goals of
beautification are universal.
Across all human cultures characteristics such as averageness,
symmetry, harmony, and balance are key features of perceived
attractiveness and facial beauty [2, 3]. Recent studies have
reported that perception of attractiveness is consistent
independent of race, nationality, or age [4]. In a study by
Cunningham et al., men of different races were asked to judge
the attractiveness of females from their own and different
racial groups. The study reported that Asian, Hispanic, and
White men were consistent in their judgment of female
attractiveness, independent of race. All three groups of men
provided similar ratings for a panel of Asian, Hispanic, and
White female faces, and the mean ratings did not appear to be
influenced by exposure to Western media [5]. A similar study by
Rhodes et al. found a preference for symmetry and averageness in
facial features which was cross-cultural; similar judgements of
attractiveness were reported by Chinese and Japanese
participants in the study with no preference for own-race over
other-race pictures presented [6]. Furthermore, in a
meta-analytic and theoretical review, Langlois et al. reported
that within and across cultures there appears to be agreement
about who is attractive and who is not [7]. The theory that
beauty standards are innate has been a subject of debate and can
be supported by a study that was carried out by Langlois et al.
in which infants (2–3 and 6–8 months old) were shown faces that
were pre-rated as attractive and unattractive [8]. Both groups
of infants looked significantly longer at the pre-rated
attractive faces [8]. This study found that the preferences for
attractive faces exists from early infancy and remain consistent
across ages, gender, and ethnicity. Further supporting the
theory of innate beauty standards is the consensus paper,
“Changing Trends, Attitudes, and Concepts of Asian Beauty” by
Liew et al., in which an expert panel agreed that whilst
retaining distinct ethnic features, beautiful people of all
races show similarity in many facial characteristics [3].
Therefore, the general principles of beauty and aesthetic
enhancement appear to be relatively homogeneous independent of
race and cultural background, with similar aesthetic goals that
are only modestly influenced by culture, environment, and media.
Despite the cross-cultural homogeneity of the broader ideals of
human beauty and facial aesthetics, the more nuanced variations
which exist between different races and cultures remain
important considerations for the aesthetic professional. The
facial shape of Asians, and Chinese in particular, is different
from Caucasians, with an increased bizygomatic, bitemporal and
bigonal width, retruded forehead, orbital rims, medial maxilla,
pyriform margins, chin, and low nasal bridge with deficient
anterior projection [3]. Asians also age differently than the
Western population, which requires the development of
race-specific management and treatment planning strategies.
Furthermore, in Asia the demand for cosmetic procedures is high
amongst the younger generations and their demands and
expectations are different from the middle-aged and older
individuals who would typically be the largest demographic for
cosmetic procedures in Western countries [3]. Importantly, in
China and Asia, facial physiognomy and facial features are
important in one’s daily life, as self-confidence, and marriage
and career prospects are influenced by appearance. Assessments
of individuals’ mental or moral character, fortune, and future
are often judged based on facial features [9]. Certain features
of the face are believed to bring about luck or good fortune and
vice versa [10]. For example, the mandibular angle is very
important in female facial shape in Asia as “a woman who has a
wide and square face is thought to bring unhappiness to her
husband [11]”. Despite the large and growing demand for
aesthetic procedures (surgical and non-surgical) amongst the
Chinese and Asian population, the ideals of beauty specific to
these groups are not well studied and are poorly understood both
inside and outside Asia. Given this situation, an enhanced
understanding of the ideals of facial beauty amongst Asian
people would be of great value to aesthetic professionals.
We conducted an online survey to better understand the ideals of
beauty amongst Han Chinese laypersons with regards to individual
facial features including facial shape, facial profile, nose and
lips, jaw angle, and chin shape for men and women. The survey
also aimed to better understand people’s preference for surgical
or non-surgical cosmetic procedures and the importance of “being
beautiful” in daily life.
Methods
Survey Design and Distribution
To determine the key ideals of facial beauty amongst the Han
Chinese population, an online survey of the general population
was carried out. The survey was conducted through a Chinese
online platform designed for such surveys (www.wjx.cn). There
were no specifications for selection of the participants as we
wanted to have as wide a sample as possible including all ages,
both sexes, and all regions of China. A link to the survey was
available online and was disseminated via the survey website
itself and also via a popular Chinese social media channel
(WeChat) by the first author. Multiple-choice questions were
used with a random sample frame. A total of 18 questions were
asked including collection of basic demographic data, preference
for facial features including facial shape, facial profile,
nose, lips, jaw angle, and chin shape as well as preference for
cosmetic procedures (surgical vs. non-surgical). The full
questionnaire can be found in the Supplementary Materials.
Simple sketches were provided to illustrate facial features, and
these illustrations were placed in a random order to remove bias
from participants’ decision making. The forms could only be
completed once by each individual and answers could not be
modified after submission.
Statistical Methods
Survey responses were collected and summarised using descriptive
statistics.
Results
Participants
A total of 1417 responses were collected from 599 men and 818
women. Most of the responders were aged 30–35 years (26.64%),
followed by 25–30 years (29.29%) with an average age of 33.5
years and 90% of the responders had a university education
(Table 1). The 1417 responders represented 32 provinces across
China including Hong Kong S.A.R., with a significant
representation from Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangdong. There were
no participants from Macau.
[/quote]
Accurate comments:
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[quote]V shaped, tappered jaw = class, elegance, urban look. In
the west it's the opposite. JFL at denying the impact culture
has on perception of "attractive". If Angelina Julie was a
gookeese she would be shaving that mandible off already.[/quote]
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Re: Face Shapes and Preferences
By: 90sRetroFan Date: August 8, 2023, 4:19 am
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Time to be entertained by our enemies' bad taste again:
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[quote]hannah murray[/quote]
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[quote]Marilyn monroe[/quote]
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[quote]Catherine Zeta-Jones[/quote]
[img width=808
height=1280]
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[quote]Emilia Clarke[/quote]
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[quote]Ellen Page[/quote]
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[quote]Gemma Arterton, Rose Byrne & Elizabeth olsen[/quote]
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[img width=960
height=1280]
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[quote]selena-gomez[/quote]
[img]
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[quote]Peyton List[/quote]
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[quote]bryce dallas howard[/quote]
[img]
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[quote]Kirsten Dunst[/quote]
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[quote]ANNA NICOLE SMITH[/quote]
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