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Can confirm. I use clinique products, particularly the eye cream and face cream.
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Finally done with my American Psycho routine.
...mixed feelings; feel cleaner, sexier, but highly introspective. I realized, for me, the source of my insecurity and lowered self-esteem comes from the realization, no matter how beautiful some of us strive to be on the outside, it will never change how ugly we are on the inside. In particular I have an psychoemotional scar from a memory. So for me, I'll never feel more beautiful than my ugliest moment. NA teaches us to make amends for our wrongs. To forgive ourselves, learn from the mistakes in order to not repeat them, and to move on. I made my amends and the target of my ugliness clealry forgave me, but I never forgave myself. For me, it's not enough to have learned from a mistake, it's about implimentation of the lesson(s) learned from them. Since that memory, I haven't had the chance to impliment that growth. So on a very real level, I'm stuck in that mentality.
>You learned your lesson?
>Prove it.
>so no proof then?
...mixed feelings; feel cleaner, sexier, but highly introspective. I realized, for me, the source of my insecurity and lowered self-esteem comes from the realization, no matter how beautiful some of us strive to be on the outside, it will never change how ugly we are on the inside. In particular I have an psychoemotional scar from a memory. So for me, I'll never feel more beautiful than my ugliest moment. NA teaches us to make amends for our wrongs. To forgive ourselves, learn from the mistakes in order to not repeat them, and to move on. I made my amends and the target of my ugliness clealry forgave me, but I never forgave myself. For me, it's not enough to have learned from a mistake, it's about implimentation of the lesson(s) learned from them. Since that memory, I haven't had the chance to impliment that growth. So on a very real level, I'm stuck in that mentality.
>You learned your lesson?
>Prove it.
>so no proof then?
>his routine was considered comically obsessive 25 years ago