In Russia, tagline wears you.
What is this from??
I am riffing off Yakov Smirnoff.
Actually, I am ripping of my friend Leonard, who always riffs off of Yakov.
The thing is, after three years of therapy? You start to feel things.
Tom, lots of love. You'll get past this.
I only had action from 21-26.
Also, m job involves measuring people, and I do get a kick out of the fact that the only person I have measured that at ahe 19 had a smaller waist than me (24) was a man. His chest and hips, also, are very much smaller. But it seems that a small waist is not s much in fashion.
Steph, I see what you mean. At 21, you look, not unatttractive, but somehow unfinished. Some of that is probably the glasses, but not all.
Now? Mrow.
And if I measure my attractiveness by "action", or options for such, I'm definitely much better-looking now than I was at 19. I'm not sure, myself. (Links: removed, because I noticed they have my full name in them, and I'm not so into that.)
Well, you definitely look much happier. You have a very wry smile.
I am riffing off Yakov Smirnoff.
Actually, I am ripping of my friend Leonard, who always riffs off of Yakov.
Huh. I feel like I've seen that "In Russia, X Ys you" around a fair amount.
But it seems that a small waist is not s much in fashion.
Mine was quite freakish. I still can't imagine how that worked, and where my internal organs went. One of the instructors at krav was saying that his biceps, when he's exercising, are 18.5" I'm okay with the idea of guys having thighs close to the size of my old waist, but ARMS???
Admittedly, he's a freak of nature himself, in a very pleasant-to-look-at way.
In Russia, X sees you around a fair amount.
Steph, I see what you mean. At 21, you look, not unatttractive, but somehow unfinished. Some of that is probably the glasses, but not all.
Those glasses really *were* hideous leftovers from the 1980s. Heh.
Better glasses.
And if I measure my attractiveness by "action", or options for such, I'm definitely much better-looking now than I was at 19. I'm not sure, myself.
Lyra, I think you have the same "unfinished" thing going on at age 20. Because in the older picture, you still have the same lovely face, but you look more like it's the face you're meant to have, if that makes any sense.
Actually, not really. I seem to be stubbornly dragging this moment out far longer than what seems possible.
I can easily see myself posting six months from now complaining about exactly the same thing.
Totally legit. I have (paper) journal entries from my fetal-position phase that can basically be summed up as: "Fuck, I do NOT want to feel this. I would give ANYTHING to not feel this." I get it.