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I'm a feminist, but when I sat down at this computer to do this Zoom call and discovered I was

backlit, I realized that I have what women's magazines and shampoo bottles called Fly Away Hair,

and that is because this morning I washed my hair and I did not do one thing to it. I just let it dry

because I don't see anyone and I don't go anywhere, so what the fuck is the point of trying?

That sounds like a really good feminist, I think you're finally correct.

The issue, huh? Come on. No, you're hairy, Fly Away, no effort, potato.

It's not because I've got an attitude about it, because I hate it. I hate it. I've got an attitude

about it. Oh, I hate it. I want to sit down and look lovely and I'm like, you didn't try. That's

why you don't look lovely. Now you've all these amazing people that look lovely. I can't like myself

in the back because I've got such a hairy face. I have this chin halo that you can, if there's anything

even if it was like daylight coming in, it's like fibroids, it's all on my face. I think

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