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yeah, I have seen worse but they are still pretty bad, ok.

seriously, they are so bad, i don't know whether to laugh or cry.

lol at those "modelling pictures"

sex is pretty amazing. sometimes it's not, though, and that's ok. because it's great, but it's not what i base my value as a human being on.

oh oh oh my gosh i want the bottom middle dress. i am in love!

i got a vintage coat really similar to this the other day, except it's much longer. i am undecided as to whether i should take it up or not. long, it looks very noir femme fatale, but shorter it would be more practical and modern.

Is it geeky/awkward? Because that's ok as you are the cute and awkward lead guitarist, which girls like, trust me.

oh, so me? :p

Oh yeah, girls with great legs are the fucking hottest. I also really care about voices - male or female, they must have a nice speaking voice.

Yeah, I think stubble really looks best on boys who are quite scruffy. Pretty femmeboys can look a bit like bearded ladies which is not hot. I do love me a proper femmeboy, though, like young Bowie. Yum yum.

Yeah, stubble is fucking sexy. I don't actually find it too scratchy, either (but I do enjoy pain so perhaps my view is warped.)

haha no, don't worry, you are not my type AT ALL and lol, as if you grow decent facial hair.

well i don't really tend to think about girls so much these days as i'm lucky enough to have a boyfriend who exactly fits my description of what i like in males and is also an amazing person.

this too i especially like awkward boys

Boys: dark hair pale skin slender/small fairly large, distinguished nose not too hairy but with the ability to grow decent facial hair imperfect teeth interesting eyes long eyelashes thick eyebrows Girls: pale skin long, slender legs imperfect teeth thick, dark eyebrows moles/freckles...

lovely taste! My favourites are probably Margaret Atwood, Donna Tartt, Bret Easton Ellis, Chuck Palahniuk, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Kennedy Toole, Truman Capote, Sylvia Plath, Nancy Mitford, Agatha Christie, Oscar Wilde, Enid Blyton, Evelyn Waugh, Nick Hornby, the Bronte sisters... for...

Sci-fi? Haha no. Essentially I would say she writes feminist literature.

Moral Disorder by Margaret Atwood. I love anything she writes. This is a gorgeous little story about family, women, growing up, and the emotional ride that is life. I can always relate to so much that she has to say.

first song for me was Man-Size by PJ Harvey. I started teaching myself it as soon as I got my guitar. 3 chords, so easy, and sounds pretty good with me singing.

coffee toast baking smells old people/attic/op shop smell second hand books plastic/new thing smell