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[ SECRET POST #3637 ]

⌈ Secret Post #3637 ⌋

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"You have such beautiful large eyelids" (told to me by a clerk at Sephora). I had to laugh at myself because I thought she was going to say "beautiful large eyes" and was prepping myself to say thank you, and then that "-lids" suffix stopped me up short.

My mom used to gush over my beautiful hairline at the nape of my neck whenever I'd wear my hair up. I'd always laugh and say, "That's like saying, 'You have beautiful elbows,' or something! What does that even mean???" She'd always say, "I can't explain it! You just do!" I still don't know what she meant. I've seen the back of my head in pictures and my hairline doesn't look remarkable in any way.

I have short hair, and my hair stylist friend trims it, she always compliments my hairline at the neck too. That always struck me as odd.

Actually, speaking of hairlines, one of my friends in high school-- who as very beautiful, and I kinda had a crush on her-- said she wished she had a widow's peak like I do. Which was weird to 16-year old me, who was very self-conscious about that feature.

I have a widow's peak, too, and my mom always complimented me on that, as well, but I was just like, "Whatever, you and your hairline obsession!" Fast forward to adulthood and finding out people get their widow's peak plucked or lasered off.... tbh, I think that's kind of weird, but apparently my mom wasn't some kind of outlier in caring about hairlines!

go to Japan. they LOVE that.

Widow's peaks are so cool!!

I have a bit of a complicated relationship with mine. Someone once said it made me look like a vampire (I'm very pale, and had long dark hair and wore a lot of black at the time), which I didn't appreciate. I have bangs again now, but I'm okay with the widow's peak.

My friend was already gorgeous, she didn't need one to make her looks more unique.