Be the damn change instead of blaming society, because guess what, we are the society!

Be the damn change instead of blaming society, because guess what, we are the society!

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My Kim K edits. Sort of Jill Greenberg effect

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This is a piece I did on the one & only Kim-K. The photoshop was not done to try to make her look prettier -because she’s perfect the way she is- but was to be more artistic. I tried to create the “Jill Greenberg” effect-(JG effect) or basically a lot of Dodging & Burning. I wish it had more of the fake / drawn / pencil-drawn look to it like other pictures with the JG effect (like the Babydoll Sucker Punch poster) do but I still think it’s pretty swell! LOL! Like or better yet reblog if you love it! ♥

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Someone else’s body, fake or real, should not influence how you feel about your own. They should stop photoshopping celebrities to the extreme, yes, but not because it makes you insecure, but because it is an insult to the celebrity. To say that these images should not be photoshopped simply because it makes you feel insecure is equivalent to saying a woman naturally prettier than you should not exist because she makes you feel insecure. Women like that are probably jealous of other women in general, no offense. & Not photoshopping images is not going to solve the problem, what will is when people stop comparing themselves to others. I mean you don’t hear men complaining about George Clooney being photoshopped. Jeez!

-DanielleFMW

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00evecassiman00:

"awesome blog! xxx"

Thank you! So is yours hun!

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"Sex cements you together, when perhaps you should stay apart. Sex gives you a false sense of intimacy. When we have sex, we release the “bonding hormone” oxytocin, which makes us feel close to the person we’re with. We start to experience those fluttery feelings, and the wistful longing for that person. But it doesn’t mean it’s based on anything real.One more thing on this point: the more people that you are “cemented” together with before you’re married, the harder it will be for sex to cement you together later. Sex can cement you together; but if you have sex and then break up and have sex and then break up, you start teaching your heart not to bond. And that’s setting yourself up for problems in your marriage, because sex becomes something distinct from love. You may still love your husband, but you don’t do it through sex, because sex has become only the physical. That’s sad."

+ I’ve always felt this way. It is so very true.
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