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🐰 it’s been 8 years since i debuted and i might’ve had this kind of hair before but in my memory, this is the first time i’m slicking my hair back so much…i did my hair like this yesterday and it was really unfamiliar to me so i was like “would it look nice?” but it looks nice, i think it suits me 🐰 “how do you feel trying this hairstyle? do you think slicked back hair is better or hair with bangs down is better?” both are good 🐰 in the past, during our early debut days…since i had a bit of cheek fat, i liked my bangs down better because if you have fat on your face, your face looks rounder when you push your hair back so i wanted to have my hair down and look a little sharper but as i’m older now and my baby fat has disappeared, pushed back hair looks good on me too so i like both 🐰 rather than liking one better, i think it’s good to do what fits the place the best…when you think of dolce & gabbana, i don’t know what it’s like for you guys but when i think of dolce & gabbana, i kinda think of the sexiness of a man so i felt like slicked back hair would suit it better, i like this hair too

🐰 it’s been 8 years since i debuted and i might’ve had this kind of hair before but in my memory, this is the first time i’m slicking my hair back so much…i did my hair like this yesterday and it was really unfamiliar to me so i was like “would it look nice?” but it looks nice, i think it suits me 🐰 “how do you feel trying this hairstyle? do you think slicked back hair is better or hair with bangs down is better?” both are good 🐰 in the past, during our early debut days…since i had a bit of cheek fat, i liked my bangs down better because if you have fat on your face, your face looks rounder when you push your hair back so i wanted to have my hair down and look a little sharper but as i’m older now and my baby fat has disappeared, pushed back hair looks good on me too so i like both 🐰 rather than liking one better, i think it’s good to do what fits the place the best…when you think of dolce & gabbana, i don’t know what it’s like for you guys but when i think of dolce & gabbana, i kinda think of the sexiness of a man so i felt like slicked back hair would suit it better, i like this hair too

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Every Person In America Needs To Listen To This Video About What Really Happened In The UK, This Is Horrifying “Let me see if I got this straight. In the UK, you had roaming bands of Muslim migrants carrying pipes, machetes, and knives. And they were running around attacking British citizens for doing British things. And don't try to gaslight me and tell me that didn't f**cking happen because I saw the video. I saw the many videos of it happening. So it f**cking happened. The you had Muslim migrant groups running around attacking British citizens for just doing normal things. But they were attacking them because the things that the people were doing, the Muslim groups didn't feel was in line with Sharia law. They didn't feel that British citizens should have the right to drink beer, eat swine, and they attacked them for it. Like, right out and open in the street. They grabbed machetes and pipes and knives and waited outside pubs, daring people to drink beer. And your police didn't do a f**king thing. K. But then British citizens started posting about it on Facebook and X, and then your police took action. So even though they hadn't arrested any of these migrants who had cut, stabbed, or beat people, they managed to arrest the people who posted about it on Facebook and Twitter, and within 3 days, they managed to charge, process, try, and convict them while sentencing them to 20 plus years in prison for a Facebook post about the migrants attacking people and about the fact that the police aren't doing anything. And the British citizens who posted about it are going to prison for 2 decades because they said it was a bad thing. I am genuinely at a loss for words.”

Every Person In America Needs To Listen To This Video About What Really Happened In The UK, This Is Horrifying “Let me see if I got this straight. In the UK, you had roaming bands of Muslim migrants carrying pipes, machetes, and knives. And they were running around attacking British citizens for doing British things. And don't try to gaslight me and tell me that didn't fcking happen because I saw the video. I saw the many videos of it happening. So it fcking happened. The you had Muslim migrant groups running around attacking British citizens for just doing normal things. But they were attacking them because the things that the people were doing, the Muslim groups didn't feel was in line with Sharia law. They didn't feel that British citizens should have the right to drink beer, eat swine, and they attacked them for it. Like, right out and open in the street. They grabbed machetes and pipes and knives and waited outside pubs, daring people to drink beer. And your police didn't do a f**king thing. K. But then British citizens started posting about it on Facebook and X, and then your police took action. So even though they hadn't arrested any of these migrants who had cut, stabbed, or beat people, they managed to arrest the people who posted about it on Facebook and Twitter, and within 3 days, they managed to charge, process, try, and convict them while sentencing them to 20 plus years in prison for a Facebook post about the migrants attacking people and about the fact that the police aren't doing anything. And the British citizens who posted about it are going to prison for 2 decades because they said it was a bad thing. I am genuinely at a loss for words.”

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