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My goodness, you all look amazing.  I'm wearing marinara sauce, drats!  I am the quintessential tomato sauce magnet.  Every single time I have tomato sauce some of it invariably ends up on my blouse or my skirt.  Fortunately, I look good in tomato red.  My wife says I need to carry a bib.  

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18 hours ago, Sally Stone said:

My wife says I need to carry a bib.

I was going to get a box of disposables one for a co-worker. Apparently new clothes work as food magnets. 

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1 hour ago, ElizabethStar said:

My wife was rummaging through some old clothes last night. Gave me this cute cardigan. 

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Oh that is cute!

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1 hour ago, JustineM said:

Shows what hair I’ve managed to naturally grow so far. 

It’s such a painfully slow process. 

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Out of curiosity, am I in a minority for embracing the bald?  Back in my early 20's I had a lovely multi-coloured Mo-hawk and cried like a baby when a dying accident took my hair away (Of course, a tough man hid that from everyone). But when I first started dressing, I felt really fake. And wearing a wig seemed to make that worse. I love a hat though!

 

 

This is my work look, at home I'm full Punk.

 

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3 hours ago, LusciousTheLock said:

Out of curiosity, am I in a minority for embracing the bald?  Back in my early 20's I had a lovely multi-coloured Mo-hawk and cried like a baby when a dying accident took my hair away (Of course, a tough man hid that from everyone). But when I first started dressing, I felt really fake. And wearing a wig seemed to make that worse. I love a hat though!

 

 

This is my work look, at home I'm full Punk.

 

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You go girl!  Bald totally works for you.

 

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The first even vaguely femme things I've worked up the nerve to buy for myself has arrived!

It's a tiny first little baby step, and I'm still nowhere near confident enough to show my face, but between lockdown having left me with longer hair, these little hair barrettes are both cute and comfortable and make me feel the same, even if I still get twitchy whenever I hear people around. Also kinda just threw the first one on when it came because I was excited, my hair does need tending to. Also I'm not too good with taking pictures yet. (There's a bunch of other ones, but I'll be keeping them back as rewards to myself for doing stuff to get more in shape)

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, BlueNails said:

 

 

 

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I got one of those little bods in the top left corner. I to hang things from him. Small world huh??

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4 hours ago, LusciousTheLock said:

Out of curiosity, am I in a minority for embracing the bald?  Back in my early 20's I had a lovely multi-coloured Mo-hawk and cried like a baby when a dying accident took my hair away (Of course, a tough man hid that from everyone). But when I first started dressing, I felt really fake. And wearing a wig seemed to make that worse. I love a hat though!

Bald can be beautiful, if you embrace like you have. You look great, girl!

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5 hours ago, LusciousTheLock said:

Out of curiosity, am I in a minority for embracing the bald?

 

I personally just don't like the way it works on me. I mean bald women can be gorgeous (remember Alien Nation? Heck, remember Zahn from Farscape?), but I don't think it works for me.

 

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See? Not a great look for me. My head is just... wrong.

 

Hugs!

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3 hours ago, BlueNails said:

The first even vaguely femme things I've worked up the nerve to buy for myself has arrived!

 

I really like that. I need to find something similar, but that's more me. Maybe something with a praying mantis theme.

 

Hugs!

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6 hours ago, LusciousTheLock said:

Out of curiosity, am I in a minority for embracing the bald?  Back in my early 20's I had a lovely multi-coloured Mo-hawk and cried like a baby when a dying accident took my hair away (Of course, a tough man hid that from everyone). But when I first started dressing, I felt really fake. And wearing a wig seemed to make that worse. I love a hat though!

 

 

This is my work look, at home I'm full Punk.

 

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Wow! It so works on you. Just beautiful. 
 

 

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2 hours ago, Jackie C. said:

See? Not a great look for me. My head is just... wrong.

I think a pair of Bajoran earrings would work great with your look.

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