@itsnoriella: lol that angle tho 😂 #facetime #facetimechallenge #fyp

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idamoltke
Ida :
Omg so goofy😂
2021-12-27 19:00:30
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freddy.norway
Freddy.norway :
Lol asf, so funny, super lolz, crazy quirky angle
2021-12-30 17:11:32
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2papathicc
Thicc dad :
Wanna ft?
2021-12-27 02:38:06
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justintsteffen
Amrapzone :
Mid
2021-12-28 22:06:04
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saskemaskee
Jule :
Pick me vibes
2022-01-09 11:27:32
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taomi_xoxo
taomi🥄🧚🏼‍♀️ :
needs to try using the other nostril next time even things out😭
2021-12-27 19:05:40
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kit.kattttttt
Kit Kat :
where is that play suit from omg 😍😍
2021-12-27 05:10:46
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kristinafusco
kristinafusco :
how does it feel to be god's favorite?
2021-12-27 22:40:41
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hanysmily04
Hanysmily3😀 :
Yall all simps
2021-12-27 09:27:03
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ban007 :
perfect 10 !!°
2021-12-27 03:09:52
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eli.corum
Eli Corum :
Prove it
2021-12-27 06:31:28
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itsbacon3
Bacon :
Gorgeous, simply gorgeous
2021-12-27 02:52:54
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1magzy
magzy :
How
2021-12-27 02:39:08
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poisonouscum
aniela :
Not all the pick me’s in the comments judging you, you’re gorgeous
2022-01-05 12:36:56
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likea_gsmith
Greg Smith :
*gasp* the romper girl! We meet again
2021-12-27 10:55:03
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gracelovesgrass
Grass McMahon🇺🇸 :
OMGGGG literally saw this pic of u in this romper on Instagram and searched 4ever for it and found it and its my fav thing I've ever worn it's my
2021-12-27 19:00:17
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ay.veeeeee
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Das würde auch jemand anderes sehen ohne face time wenn ihr versteht was ich meine
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smavek
smav :
Auf Klo bleibt die Kamera aus
2021-12-30 23:54:23
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Strich ༽ :
Gibts leute die diese Strampler wirklich heiß finden??
2021-12-29 13:21:18
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nougatbitsmyonlyone
no :) :
niemand ist ehrlich bei dem trend
2022-01-07 18:47:19
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Beep boop :
Oh great heavens
2021-12-27 05:00:15
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sharontayylor
Sharon Taylor :
Where is your blue outfit from ?? 🥰
2021-12-27 04:31:09
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aaku_13
Aaron :
Ich sehe einen schönen Berg in ihrem video 😂😂
2021-12-31 18:51:50
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Tarcau Bogdan :
Nope
2021-12-30 09:04:42
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wow
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I always wonder what hope the next generation have when women are still so often reduced to our appearance. Watching the World Cup, so much of the conversation around Shakira wasn’t about a performer who’s spent decades entertaining millions of people, it was about how incredible she looked. Madonna, on the other hand, was criticised for looking “too different”, for having cosmetic work, for refusing to “act her age”. The message is the same. However a woman looks, that’s what we’ll talk about. We do it with Shania Twain. We do it with Adele, arguably one of the greatest vocal talents this country has ever produced, yet somehow the conversation always ends up being about her weight. We do it with Ariana Grande. We even do it with female MPs, analysing what they’re wearing before we’ve even considered what they’re saying. And I think that’s worth reflecting on because we’re all navigating beauty standards we didn’t create, but every time we comment on another woman’s body, whether it’s her weight, her wrinkles, her cellulite or how “good she looks for her age”, we’re helping to keep those standards alive. That’s why my children never hear me criticise my own body or another woman’s body. I don’t want Ada growing up believing her value lives in her appearance or that external validation is something she should spend her life chasing. I want her to believe she’ll be remembered for the way she made people feel, the things she created, the ideas she had and the life she lived. And I don’t want Alfie growing up thinking a woman’s appearance is the most interesting thing about her either. I want him to listen to women, to respect women and to admire them for their character, their ideas and their contribution to the world. I want to live in a world where we’re praised for our achievements over our appearance ❤️ #fyp #feminism #bodyconfidence
I always wonder what hope the next generation have when women are still so often reduced to our appearance. Watching the World Cup, so much of the conversation around Shakira wasn’t about a performer who’s spent decades entertaining millions of people, it was about how incredible she looked. Madonna, on the other hand, was criticised for looking “too different”, for having cosmetic work, for refusing to “act her age”. The message is the same. However a woman looks, that’s what we’ll talk about. We do it with Shania Twain. We do it with Adele, arguably one of the greatest vocal talents this country has ever produced, yet somehow the conversation always ends up being about her weight. We do it with Ariana Grande. We even do it with female MPs, analysing what they’re wearing before we’ve even considered what they’re saying. And I think that’s worth reflecting on because we’re all navigating beauty standards we didn’t create, but every time we comment on another woman’s body, whether it’s her weight, her wrinkles, her cellulite or how “good she looks for her age”, we’re helping to keep those standards alive. That’s why my children never hear me criticise my own body or another woman’s body. I don’t want Ada growing up believing her value lives in her appearance or that external validation is something she should spend her life chasing. I want her to believe she’ll be remembered for the way she made people feel, the things she created, the ideas she had and the life she lived. And I don’t want Alfie growing up thinking a woman’s appearance is the most interesting thing about her either. I want him to listen to women, to respect women and to admire them for their character, their ideas and their contribution to the world. I want to live in a world where we’re praised for our achievements over our appearance ❤️ #fyp #feminism #bodyconfidence

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