It's so true that what we often find not our cup of tea is really what is truly sought after by someone else. Over the weekend I made friends with a lady who's a foreigner living in the country. She's got fair skin and for some strange reason she hates that. She's always wanted skin colour like us Asians, tan and all.
She was saying that she used to go to far extends to get her skin colour looking like ours. She would buy tanning bed lotions and sometimes get spray-ons too. Of course it doesn't last for long and she has to go back over and over to get it done consistently.
Since living her, she was hoping that the sun can help her get tanned more naturally but it hasn't been working that way.
For us we just want to more fairer than what we are. How ironic huh? I wonder if we were in each other's shoes, would we still want what we don't have?
She was saying that she used to go to far extends to get her skin colour looking like ours. She would buy tanning bed lotions and sometimes get spray-ons too. Of course it doesn't last for long and she has to go back over and over to get it done consistently.
Since living her, she was hoping that the sun can help her get tanned more naturally but it hasn't been working that way.
For us we just want to more fairer than what we are. How ironic huh? I wonder if we were in each other's shoes, would we still want what we don't have?
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Thank you for these good times on your blog. I am often at the station to watch (over and over again) these wonderful articles that you have shared. Really very interesting. All the best !
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