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*looks about self* nope, not bite marks!

chocobo: Do you mean by not posting in your thread recently? I would never ignore you. I often just check the crane game when multi-tasking, so I'm not entirely here. But often I don't have anything to add to a conversation or talk about. Or I don't want to disrupt the flow of the conversation that others are having.

mdom: My make-up video? It was industry experts instructing the models on what to do, over a Zoom type of setup.

;3; it's never a disruption!

Your makeup video inspired by the one of you watched |D

chocobo: My extreme anxiety will always tell me otherwise.

mdom: Why would I want to make a video, though? The makeup wasn't noteworthy, and Jazzelle doesn't have eyebrows so I don't think you'd be interested in me shaving my brows.

tell your anxiety that cho is only upset when someone tells him terfs are valid. you are golden!

On the contrary, I'm very interested in seeing you with no eyebrows!

My eyes are way too deep set to pull it off. I'd look even more menacing.

menacing isn't a bad thing!severe ladies are very in~

Not when you're regularly told you should smile, or asked why you look like someone died.

psh, those are the words if dillweeds! if someone tells you that you should smile more you should tell them to be less ugly and you will >/

just say 'I'll smile when you're dead' and then give a menacing smile, mwahahaha

I'll make sure to apply these tips next time. I've been meaning to say, "but this is my smile" or something similar.

oooh you can do that and then pretend that you're glitching!

dude, don't give people with no boundaries an invitation to a conversation about your body. they WILL take you up on it and i am not sure you'd be much for listening to someone explain how you can smile better for their enjoyment. shutting those types of statements down are best whenever it is safe and possible to do so and if you rattle the person doing it they may reconsider doing it to someone else

I've never given them an invitation to a conversation. Have always ignored them. It's not really an issue now because I never really go anywhere other than for groceries and probably because I'm an old lady. But my mother's cancer doctor actually had the audacity to tell me to smile, while she was in the same room getting treated. Of all places where not smiling is expected.