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 Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 2:15 pm
Magical Girl Yossy 
I've attempted to live the life of a princess for all of my life
before I realized that there was a collective group of people
who do the same - and even have a name for it!
xd
My spare cash seems to go towards dress-up jewelry
and bedroom decor intended for those far, far younger than myself.
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I adore the sweetness and innocence of the human heart.
I want to live that role and encourage others to embrace their inner magic.
The encouragement part is hard because I'm such a shut-in
(and I'm not yet brave enough to show my lolita self in public),
but I make up for it by being kind and courteous to everyone I meet.
By the by, has anyone here heard of or read the childrens' novel, Fancy Nancy?
That girl is, like, a deity in my eyes.
But I ended up reading it and thought it was SO CUTE!!! heart
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:28 pm
*glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread"
I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant.
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:34 pm
Razeasha *glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread" I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant. Heh he saw that, huh? But anyhow, I think anyone can be beautiful. I judge people by what they act not what they wear smile
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:39 pm
firelily808 Razeasha *glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread" I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant. Heh he saw that, huh? But anyhow, I think anyone can be beautiful. I judge people by what they act not what they wear smile I think that anyone can be beautiful too. I said that I felt elegant, not beautiful. I said that the clothes were beautiful. I rarely ever feel beautiful, but I feel "at home" in lolita. And that's close enough to beautiful for me.
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:48 pm
Razeasha firelily808 Razeasha *glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread" I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant. Heh he saw that, huh? But anyhow, I think anyone can be beautiful. I judge people by what they act not what they wear smile I think that anyone can be beautiful too. I said that I felt elegant, not beautiful. I said that the clothes were beautiful. I rarely ever feel beautiful, but I feel "at home" in lolita. Ant that's close enough to beautiful for me.
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Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2009 7:03 pm
firelily808 Razeasha firelily808 Razeasha *glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread" I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant. Heh he saw that, huh? But anyhow, I think anyone can be beautiful. I judge people by what they act not what they wear smile I think that anyone can be beautiful too. I said that I felt elegant, not beautiful. I said that the clothes were beautiful. I rarely ever feel beautiful, but I feel "at home" in lolita. Ant that's close enough to beautiful for me. Sure, I'd love that. I really like poetry.
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Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 12:50 pm
Razeasha firelily808 Razeasha firelily808 Razeasha *glides quietly in from the "What really ticks you off?" thread" I wear lolita not only because it's beautiful and it makes me behave, but also to hide. I use the ruffles as a shield and a scapegoat for all the stares I get. I tell myself, "It's because they've never seen a lolita," instead of, "It's because they've never seen a legally blind person." But I wear it mostly because I feel elegant and wearing it makes me act more elegant. Heh he saw that, huh? But anyhow, I think anyone can be beautiful. I judge people by what they act not what they wear smile I think that anyone can be beautiful too. I said that I felt elegant, not beautiful. I said that the clothes were beautiful. I rarely ever feel beautiful, but I feel "at home" in lolita. Ant that's close enough to beautiful for me. Sure, I'd love that. I really like poetry.
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Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2009 2:45 pm
Well, I was an awkward tomboy before I found out about lolita. I was also just starting high school and didn't fit in with most of the Catholic school girls (Prior to that, I went to public school) who sported minis, teased blond hair (I was also the only Asian in my class), and knew each other. I wanted to be as pretty and less awkward as those girls, but I came to realize that I'm not them and it's nearly impossible; I needed to find out who I was - who could I be on my own and have something that only I would love, and feel comfortable in?
The frilly fashion was so elegant and feminine - something I've lacked during the awkward middle school years. I know sounds cheesy, but it was sort of like my calling. Lolita helped me regain some of that confidence and it eventually introduced me to other fashions.
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Posted: Thu Jan 07, 2010 12:14 pm
I lolita because I want to be a kid forever and wearing lolita makes me feel that way. Plus when i wear lolita I'm myself. Everyone I know thinks I'm more me when I dress like that. They think I'm weird and different but me. I don't lolita all the time, didn't have the money. Now I found a good site and will try to buy stuff every month so I can dress like that everyday unless it's cold. lol
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