posted January 23, 2021 07:02 AM            

Although I have not worn any facial-makeup since my grandmother’s funeral June 2017, I’m asking because I have begun to notice, how many people don’t understand why l find looks important. Is it abnormal to spend money on facial cosmetic surgery, new skin-care products every 2 months, a full-face & full-body wax for $90 every 4 weeks, and new clothes every 4 months?

posted January 23, 2021 04:07 PM            

Never mind, I'm just going to let them cancel each other out and not say anything.🤐

(Whoo boy, we both dodged a bullet there).

posted January 23, 2021 04:14 PM            

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Originally posted by GalacticCoreExplosion:
Do you want a Libra Moon and Pisces South Node in 7th answer, or a Leo Rising with Sun in Capricorn trine a Virgo Mars Jupiter conjunction with Jupiter retrograding back into the 1st House answer?

Never mind, I'm just going to let them cancel each other out and not say anything.🤐

(Whoo boy, we both dodged a bullet there).

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posted January 24, 2021 01:59 PM            

i groom myself, i pay attention to what i eat (i have to because eating the wrong thing will **** my life up for days) i exercise but that's just normal life stuff no?

hate clothes shopping find it boring and clothes should last longer than 4 months otherwise why buy them? frivolous waste and it means you're likely just buying to follow trends which is stupid imo

wouldn't get plastic surgery unless it was reconstructive because it's not worth the risks, i've seen botched **** firsthand and i'm comfortable with myself anyway

posted January 24, 2021 02:06 PM            

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Originally posted by GalacticCoreExplosion:
Though ultimately, I think a person's inner state/appearance is far, far, far more important than what they look like on the outside.

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i agree with them, what's inside is way more important than what's on the surface ultimately, actually working on yourself is going within not paying someone to hack your face up and rearrange it or some ****

when it comes to other people i judge them far more on who they are than what they look like because looks are just something people are born with ultimately

sure i can appreciate looks too, who can't? but they're not everything

when someone is too obsessed with their appearance i actually find it offputting especially at the cost of other ****

i'll look in those cases but beyond that there's no appeal

posted January 24, 2021 05:32 PM            

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Originally posted by Leo-Cancer98:
As in, needing to improve, beautify, and/or symmetrize your own physical exterior, but not other peoples?

Although I have not worn any facial-makeup since my grandmother’s funeral June 2017, I’m asking because I have begun to notice, how many people don’t understand why l find looks important. Is it abnormal to spend money on facial cosmetic surgery, new skin-care products every 2 months, a full-face & full-body wax for $90 every 4 weeks, and new clothes every 4 months?

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posted January 24, 2021 05:35 PM            

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posted January 24, 2021 06:14 PM            

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...when someone is too obsessed with their appearance i actually find it offputting especially at the cost of other ****

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Similar here. I'll likely still be friendly to such a person, but in an impersonal way. I have no interest in developing a closer connection with such people.

According to my partner, when she first met me, "you dressed like a homeless bum". And then I say to her, "and with your Sun in Aquarius and Mars in Pisces, it was love at first site."

I ended up starting to dress a bit nicer because of certain jobs where I had to more so, and I don't have a separate "work" and "play" wardrobe, so by virtue of that, I started looking nicer over time.

And, I started to get into flax linen clothing, not because of looks, societal opinion, or anything, but because of comfort and how well it dealt with odor (don't need to wash it as much). Found it was one of the most comfortable, cooling and least odor holding clothes in this hot and humid, long summer climate. Well, most flax linen clothing can only be found in the form of collard bottom ups and nicer trousers. Most of which I either bought at thrift stores, or on clearance.

But that doesn't just apply to clothing for me.. I also have a linen towel and bathrobe, and I love how it NEVER ends up smelling bad, literally (once did an experiment and didn't wash either for a few weeks and still smelled fine). Still wash it occasionally but really, the stuff is amazing in that sense, and feels drier faster than cotton towels and bathrobes while also being very absorbent.

I later realized that it wasn't just solely practical either, but a hearkening back to the past. Edgar Cayce's guidance indicated that the ancient Egyptian priests and priestesses often wore white or purple flax linen clothing, as well as many of the Atlantean priests and priestesses of the Children of the Law of One also wore a lot of flax linen.

Our past, always influences us to some degree, however unconscious or conscious to that pattern we are.

posted January 24, 2021 06:28 PM            

Turns out, if you graphitize (expose to high, high heat under very low oxygen conditions), that crystalline cellulose coverts into a VERY HIGHLY electrically conductive form of graphite. Even the more carbonized forms (less heated) are somewhat conductive. All because of that highly crystalline nature/structure.

(I was working on a battery-super capacitor hybrid that would have been mostly biodegradable and that would have used a lot of graphitized crystalline cellulose--specifically in the form of concentrated/high percentage levels of cellulose nanocrystals, which is why I got into this stuff).

posted January 24, 2021 08:02 PM            

i used to let my ex dress me because it was easier than picking my own clothes out

i find it really tedious and frustrating to make a bunch of decisions about things i don't care about and too many options just sort of overwhelms me anyway

only thing i care about is color though im inclined to mostly just wear black, grey, olive or sometimes blue or red but sparingly and not navy or really bright shades either

my clothes tend to be indoor/outdoor so i can just be ready to do **** if it comes up

i wash stuff frequently though not even a matter of smell it just will bother me if i don't, can be neurotic about that

whenever i'm back in nyc it's worse though change if ive gone outside feel like i need to shower and wash myself and my clothes every time i get back in

that's just me being neurotic though, but it makes me anxious otherwise

i also wear clothes to smoke weed in then change out of them when i get back inside because i hate the smell 🤷‍♀️

my ex had a pisces mars

relevant to the thread: she was pretty appearance obsessed to the point of offputting and had venus conjunct pluto (exact conjunction) square her aquarius ascendant

posted January 24, 2021 08:03 PM            

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Interesting fact (lol maybe not). The bast plant fibers commonly used for clothing, such as hemp, flax linen, ramie, etc all have a very high percentage of what is called crystalline cellulose. Anything that is crystalline in nature, is very ordered and structured on a molecular level.

Turns out, if you graphitize (expose to high, high heat under very low oxygen conditions), that crystalline cellulose coverts into a VERY HIGHLY electrically conductive form of graphite. Even the more carbonized forms (less heated) are somewhat conductive. All because of that highly crystalline nature/structure.

(I was working on a battery-super capacitor hybrid that would have been mostly biodegradable and that would have used a lot of graphitized crystalline cellulose--specifically in the form of concentrated/high percentage levels of cellulose nanocrystals, which is why I got into this stuff).

I have wondered if there was any connection between this high amount of crystalline cellulose and structure of same, and why the intuitive priest/esses of very ancient Egypt and Atlantis would wear so much of this stuff. Everything has a vibratory pattern/signature, and maybe the vibratory pattern/signature of flax linen is at a faster rate than other materials used for clothing? In a sense, sort of like wearing a certain mineral/rock/crystal for it's resonating effects?

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posted January 25, 2021 03:05 AM            

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Originally posted by GalacticCoreExplosion:
Though ultimately, I think a person's inner state/appearance is far, far, far more important than what they look like on the outside.

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Yeah, that's what I think too, though I just wanna reiterate (not saying that's what you mean) that people should not neglect their "external packaging" as well...should still upkeep though exercising, regular skin care (I guess this is more for the ladies) and choosing clothes that compliment them, bringing out their best assets.