Japanese-everything.

  Obsession of a Japanese-wannabe.  

As far as I could see, Japanese girls now have widely became the inclination of both men and women. We adore them, we model after their fashion cultures, emulate their styles of living, &we even fancy their porn production more than anything else, &don't deny that!

Well, I've always been a fan of the Japanese girls, (&by that, I don't mean their porn videos *just clarifying). The way they dress themselves up are uber cute &teenage girls are always portrayed looking like dolls. I am just so obsessed with them!

I am not even close to looking like one at this moment,  i.e I don't put on fake eyelashes nor is my hair curled, yet people are already calling me a lala. Imagine me dying my hair completely blonde, with those crazy long lashes clinging onto my eyes. I bet I'll lose more than half of my friends, my mom will disown me, and my dad will probably pretend as though he doesn't know me when we bumped into each other on the street.

Sigh, there's just no way that I can be like them - and there's no ifs, ands or buts about it. I am already eating my heart out currently because my hair keeps falling, the roots are dark &curly, &the ends of my hair are dry. Dying them anything soon wouldn't exactly sound like a really wise choice. As for the artificial lashes, I might just get a pair or two for myself in case I felt left out in a society where almost every pretty girl has a pair on them. Lol, desperate much. It's a competitive world, folks, &we gotta look pretty! (Nonsensical, yes, yet it is undeniable that girls are all rivals when beauty is concerned). To look like a doll or to not look like one, I reckon I'll just rack my brain later.

For now, all I want is to grow my fringe, &if it's gonna look fugly on me THEN I WILL TURN INTO A FULL TIME LALA, teehee, shed these inches &pounds for good, get rid of all bothersome pimples off my face, &finally, attempt to look like the woman whom I call goddess.

She's someone that I reaaaaaaaaaaaally admire, for real. :)

Eaten @ 7:56 AM | 1 comments

  Obsession of a Japanese-wannabe.  

As far as I could see, Japanese girls now have widely became the inclination of both men and women. We adore them, we model after their fashion cultures, emulate their styles of living, &we even fancy their porn production more than anything else, &don't deny that!

Well, I've always been a fan of the Japanese girls, (&by that, I don't mean their porn videos *just clarifying). The way they dress themselves up are uber cute &teenage girls are always portrayed looking like dolls. I am just so obsessed with them!

I am not even close to looking like one at this moment,  i.e I don't put on fake eyelashes nor is my hair curled, yet people are already calling me a lala. Imagine me dying my hair completely blonde, with those crazy long lashes clinging onto my eyes. I bet I'll lose more than half of my friends, my mom will disown me, and my dad will probably pretend as though he doesn't know me when we bumped into each other on the street.

Sigh, there's just no way that I can be like them - and there's no ifs, ands or buts about it. I am already eating my heart out currently because my hair keeps falling, the roots are dark &curly, &the ends of my hair are dry. Dying them anything soon wouldn't exactly sound like a really wise choice. As for the artificial lashes, I might just get a pair or two for myself in case I felt left out in a society where almost every pretty girl has a pair on them. Lol, desperate much. It's a competitive world, folks, &we gotta look pretty! (Nonsensical, yes, yet it is undeniable that girls are all rivals when beauty is concerned). To look like a doll or to not look like one, I reckon I'll just rack my brain later.

For now, all I want is to grow my fringe, &if it's gonna look fugly on me THEN I WILL TURN INTO A FULL TIME LALA, teehee, shed these inches &pounds for good, get rid of all bothersome pimples off my face, &finally, attempt to look like the woman whom I call goddess.

She's someone that I reaaaaaaaaaaaally admire, for real. :)

Writen @ 7:56 AM | 1 comments