Anime Eyes, Please Don't

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Oh, it bothers me that some people are having fun by copying an "anime eyes" through make-up. Well, I understand the funny side but actually, it's horrible. It's okay to dress like them(anime), praise their personalities, but doing this,
oh, HOLY SH*T! Anyway, the girl in the middle is kinda cute...I imagine my ultimate crush having this,

Jennifer Lawrence is such a beautiful creature but she can't possibly posses an anime eyes. But guess who can have it?

"introvert"

Comments

  1. Anonymous7/27/2012

    people are idiots to think you have paint anime eyes on on face to look like the character why dont DUMB people get it.

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  2. Anonymous10/06/2012

    i dont know some people have diferent opinions some people think its cool doing that and others think its lame but in my opinion not trying to say anything but to me its pretty cool.

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