hi i'm dahyun (or dubu), comedian and resident gemini of twice (sry).
do you prefer your orange juice boneless or bone-in?
chats is tatercrocs
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dulce — actress, solo artist, and 1/5 of a little latin pop group called rbd. we’re pretty cool for a band who started because of a telenovela. fan of reading, journaling, and collecting anything with a peace sign on it. most likely to laugh at dumb tiktoks (but also still plays candy crush in 2024). let’s be friends @ dvlce.amargo
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My husband thinks my unshaved legs are sexy. I know this because I was lounging around on the bed one day recently with bare legs, and he said, "Your legs are sexy," with no prompting whatsoever! I don't think he likes them MORE this way than when I do shave my legs (he likes that too!), but it just... doesn't seem to make a difference to him. Anyway... I feel like this SHOULD be normal... Like, big deal! Right? But for some weird reason it seems like that's NOT the norm, so... I just wanted to share this thing that I probably would have kept private otherwise. Because if anyone tries to tell you that certain attitudes towards body hair are "universal," just know that they're not.
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i know i'm young but if i had to choose her or the sun, i'd be one nocturnal son of a gun.
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I'm Charlotte but you can call me Char or Charlie! I help out the boys in Baddie Omens and I'm one of those hockey guys sisters.
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For my entire life people have told me I am "naturally athletic". I am not "naturally athletic": I am an asthmatic with historically really poor cardio health and joints that partially dislocate themselves if I put pressure on them slightly weird. What I *am* is naturally tall and slender, even more so when I did absolutely no physical activity and ate very little because my neurodivergent body didn't give me hunger signals, which most people mistake for "naturally athletic".
That's not to say I don't have the potential for athleticism. My mother, who has never been under 250 pounds my entire life, is built of sheer farm girl muscle, has stellar blood pressure and cardio health despite her weight, and could (and has!) bodily haul me and my grown brother around like we weigh nothing. When I was a kid the woman was biking triathlon distances before we were even awake for school. The woman is an ATHLETE, and her whole life she has been obese (and heard from everyone and their dogs that she needs to lose weight).
I'm not sure where I'm going with this long piece of anecdotal evidence, except to say: my whole life I heard I was naturally athletic, until I actually became athletic. Because the thing is, I put on muscle like my mom. It fills out my shoulders and arms and makes me look big, thick, and barrel chested. "Genetically beefy", as my brother puts it. And suddenly I wasn't getting comments about my athleticism anymore. I'm quite literally the healthiest I've ever been. I can run for miles, lift my weight, my balance and heart health are excellent. I'm just bigger now. And not one stranger has a comment about my physique since I got fit. Because I don't look like what they think "naturally athletic" is.
I guess what I'm saying is, maybe don't let your perception of what "athleticism" or "health" LOOKS like color your perception of like. People's actual health.
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real 'glow up' advice i wish i had
Imagine getting to the point in life where YOU are your own vision board; where you are that girl who has the life that you want, and you don't have to seek it out through other people. That should be the ultimate goal.
Here are subtle things that you should be doing to channel your ideal person and improve yourself for the better FROM THE INSIDE
take care of your hygiene: brush your teeth every day, wash your face with soap, wash your hair, take meaningful showers
be kind to yourself: speak nicely to yourself, treat yourself every now and then, love yourself exactly the way you came
make the effort: do your hair and wear something cute, even if you're only going to the supermarket. I bet your ideal self looks stunning wherever she goes, so make that effort if you really want to become her
move your body: dance to some music for just 5 minutes, take a walk, get off the bus a (reasonable) few stops earlier and walk the rest of the way
romanticise the hell out of your life: wear those bows, create that vision board, play that aesthetic background music even if you're just washing the dishes, wear that outfit!!!!!
admire yourself: look at yourself in the mirror and remember what you look like, take a million selfies to look back and smile at, give yourself a compliment every time you pass your reflection
get creative: if you want cute decor, make it! if you want cute clothes, find some easy DIYs!
focus on what you can control: if you cannot change the situation, let it resolve itself. don't waste your precious time obsessing over something you cannot change
get to know yourself (again): rediscover your hobbies, try new activities, learn to appreciate your solitude, get out of your shell
I really wish I was part of a community like this when I was going through a really insecure and lonely phase of my life.
Instead of deciding to wake up a 3am every day from now on, and trying to reach 20k steps every day, start small and walk your way up to greatness!
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It's well established that many artists genuinely don't seem to know what fat looks like, but I'm convinced a lot of them have no idea what hairy looks like, either. If I see one more artist who's like "oh, I love fat hairy guys!" and their work is just a solid wall of dudes of average build with a neat patch of hair in the middle of the chest, nothing on the belly, nothing on the forearms... well, I'm probably not going to do anything about it, but I'll definitely keep on complaining.
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Stretch marks are normal. Cellulite is normal. That place on the abdomen that doesn't lie flat is normal. Pimples are normal. Body hair is normal. Wrinkles are normal. You do not owe the world a version of you that is free of these things.
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