i actually dk how popular an opinion this is so like lmk if u guys like them or not but the guacamole takis??? are really good
unpopular opinions
your reluctant optimist
Barbieash wrote:
To me idk if this is different but none of my friends agree? Heterochromia is gorgeous to me like I would love to have that, people seem to love it in cats but not when people have it? Idk I think its GORGEOUS.I've always thought so too!!! When I was a kid I actually wished I had it, A LOT of my OCs from my teen years were created with it as well xD
I have come full circle and I do not hate minions anymore. Minions are cute. I hate what capitalism did to minions.
·̩̩̥͙＊*•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚ ew ˚*•̩̩͙✩•̩̩͙*˚＊·̩̩̥͙
Honey Kelly wrote:
I have come full circle and I do not hate minions anymore. Minions are cute. I hate what capitalism did to minions.I honestly couldn't wrap my head around why Karens in their 40s and 50s felt liberated to freakin' obsess over a silly ass cartoon character aimed at the 6-12 demographic because "teehee I'm so hip and quirky" when those same bitches are the EXACT type to turn around and tell me I'm "getting a little too old for Pokemon" at twenty-five but hate is a strong word I guess
AlienPrinceFromVenus wrote:
I'm sure I've ranted about this somewhere on bimboland before, but it's worth repeating.
Natural cosmetics are not better. Skincare in particular. Because like, what does natural even mean??? I don't know if white middle class women who think they're being smart drowning their face in food grade coconut oil know this, but nature consists of chemicals. Everything is a chemical, Karen. Even the synthetically created chemicals still come from nature. Whoever said it first was so right, NaTuRe Is A cHeMiCaL!
"Natural skincare" implies that components that are heavily treated, you know, in a sanitary environment in order to be made stable and clean and safe to put on your face, are inferior to less treated plant extracts and what is essentially a bottle of essential oils with some glycerin sprinkled on top touted as a toner.
I hate it. There are genuinely good and innovative cosmetic companies that really do the research and even find new less used sources for skincare ingredients, but a lot of these companies just wanna sell you a less stable, more irritating and more smelly product because "natural is better". The components in skincare are clinically treated for a reason. And it's so stupid that skincare has been artificially sectioned based on how treated the components in a product are. It's exactly like when toy companies decided to split toys into boy's toys and girl's toys. It's a marketing gimmick.
All skincare is natural. The only thing that really differentiates prducts from each other are the ingredients. I recommend learning to look at ingredient lists. There's this website which has a dictionary, that gives you an explanation of what most skincare ingredients do, that's really helpful for spotting lousy products.
I'm inclined to agree 110% but it's also important to remember that not all skincare ingredients, whether they be naturally occurring or synthesized, are beneficial or even remotely safe to be slathering all over yourself. This is especially true in the United States where cosmetic regulations are a lot more lenient than in, say, most of Europe or South Korea. In fact, many chemicals utilized in American-made beauty products are unsafe, unhealthy, even downright carcinogenic - toxic heavy metals, minimally-refined mineral oils, potentially asbestos-contaminated talc, and volatile parabens that exhibit a positive correlation to breast cancer, just to name a few. And some ingredients, like the previously mentioned petrolatum products, do very little for your skin even if they do happen to be safely and thoroughly refined. Vaseline and the like serve as a "meh" occlusive agent at best and are for the most part just cheap fillers used by conglomerate corporations looking to squeeze every last cent of profit possible out of the fossil fuel industry. Yuck. So tl;dr no, a little silicone in your primer or synthetic retnoid in your wrinkle serum isn't going to kill you and may actually prove beneficial to your beauty routine as a whole, but if an ingredient seems suspicious it's probably best to do your own research and decide for yourself whether or not it's something you're willing to put on your body. Thx for coming to my TED talk <3
P.S.: Whether you're in the market for a new serum, a new regimen or anything in between, one brand I seriously can't recommend enough is The Ordinary. They offer the perfect blend of clean beauty sensibilities and pure scientific innovation. Straightforward, honest formulas with clinically-proven actives, a wide variety of products that can be mixed-and-matched to suit almost any skin type, amazingly affordable (and that's coming from someone on a full-time student's budget. Seriously, I've had to do a double take on some of their prices. I don't think they carry a single item over $20 and most are in the $5 to $10 range! You'd be paying double for half the quality almost anywhere else!), and most importantly 100% cruelty-free! Hop on over and check them out, I promise you'll be glad you did.
i think people should just be meaner to each other
scapegrace wrote:
i think people should just be meaner to each otheromg yes <3 fuck you
they/them | (in a thick new yorker accent) ey im meowin ova here!!
torrenoia wrote:
scapegrace wrote:thirded .. u both smell * beats u up(i think people should just be meaner to each otheromg yes <3 fuck you
your reluctant optimist
Probably gonna get hate for this but most emo kids today try way too damn hard to be edgy and will never rock it as hard as the effortless OGs did in 2005-2010. Also half the point of that whole scene was the sense of rebellion, individuality, and community that came along with belonging to a marginalized subculture, now that all things "alternative" are actually mainstream af it just doesn't feel as sincere idk. Maybe I'm just getting old. This must be how 80s punkers felt when Green Day hit the bigtime and everyone started going around thinking they were hardcore
people who go on about hating taylor swift are just as annoying as swifties if not more so like just get a personality instead maybe
Ximboland stats
-
Population:
Prime Ximbo:
Treasury (USD): $0.00
Next Prime Ximbo election: 01.01.1970
Next State Minister elections: 01.01.1970
State in Charge:
Social media: | |
-
Best State Warriors this month:
nullplayer
- 2592261 points
Legal Alien - lvl 44
mbbybbby
- 555319 points
State Minister - lvl 270
CarCrashBimbo
- 343302 points
Senator - lvl 57
Susan Slutzky
- 275409 points
Senator - lvl 260
Eunyce
- 272687 points
Fashion Manager - lvl 260
-
Sexiest this week:
AikiraSora
- 24714 points
Senator - lvl 77
SinksTears
- 19709 points
Citizen - lvl 163
Sandi Lut
- 7584 points
State Minister - lvl 289
Mollie Mollie
- 5062 points
Citizen - lvl 139
lillyfee
- 4942 points
Citizen - lvl 182
-
Most reputable this week:
liza 5
- 821 points
Citizen - lvl 108
gum
- 595 points
Senator - lvl 23
AikiraSora
- 593 points
Senator - lvl 77
Yariman
- 529 points
Senator - lvl 19
glamourGIRLLLLL
- 496 points
Citizen - lvl 56
-
Best fighters this week:
Spiffyfunpants
- 88 points
Senator - lvl 301
AikiraSora
- 77 points
Senator - lvl 77
SilentlyScreaming
- 67 points
Citizen - lvl 59
Slick_D
- 45 points
Citizen - lvl 114
Eunyce
- 37 points
Fashion Manager - lvl 260
-
Best debaters this week:
Kyele
- 26 points
Citizen - lvl 196
califlower
- 24 points
Fashion Designer - lvl 75
AltAcc
- 18 points
Legal Alien - lvl 30
sachele
- 17 points
Legal Alien - lvl 19
Hick Punk
- 16 points
Citizen - lvl 36
