/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>6898276
>"Shh anon. Shh, my kit"

I always kind of want to post an outfit here, but so many times people get thrashed for their physical looks and not about what they're actually wearing. All I want to do is see cute outfits and discuss where to get cute clothes. Some people need to freaking relax.

>>6690780
>I feel like threads talking out scammers in the cosplay and lolita community get deleted for being a form of singling out

I think as long as they remain relevant to the topic of what the scammer is doing and if they're up to no good, that the scammer general threads should remain.
The reason why they go to shit is because people focus too much on personal attacks. Like if the scammer has a bad outfit on their FB they'll post that, or post something stupid they did instead of focusing on how they scammed someone and what's being done to prevent it.
But so many people try to justify those personal attacks as not singling out that the seriousness of the situation gets lost in between those lines.

If people aren't going to talk about the scamming activities and just want to make fun of the scammer, then it doesn't seem to be very relevant to the topic of 'scammer general.'

/my two cents

>>6673209
I wanted to at first, but this is getting out of hand real fast.

>>6637612
There were westcoast trips there? I felt so alone.

Also, it was really strange finding out that there are CVSes and Walgreens and Safeways and 7-11s that don't sell alcohol.

Oh god, I went through a phase 17-19 where I was so. fucking. awful. about accepting my natural appearance and lying.

I used to bleach my hair every month because I was so insecure about strangers at my job commenting on my growing roots, which they did. So eventually my hair became so short and damaged that I got clip in extensions and put them in my head everyday over the course of three years. Forked out $150 for a set every couple months after they were damaged from heat and useless. I don't know why I got into this habit, it was the worst thing I've ever done. But anyway by the last year my hair was thinning in most places, was getting so short you could tell I wore extensions, and I frankly couldn't keep up with the cost.
Most people believed it was my real hair up until this point. They began to see the wefts and the discoloration through my damaged hair and then I could no longer keep up with the charade. I came into work one day and told them I had "cut my hair." Most embarrassing shit ever.

In regards to makeup, falsies, and circle lenses: I didn't get into circle lenses until this past year and I actively choose not to wear them. My eyes are big enough on their own and whenever I wear them people say I look possessed. So not so much. But makeup? Again I was super bad about saying it was my "natural" complexion even though the truth was I had horrible acne. I was a cakeface, but in photos it always looked good. I went on acne medication recently and now I barely need makeup anymore beyond undereye cream and mascara. And again, the falsies were the same deal, I used to wear those everyday. But after awhile I noticed that more and more people could tell they were fake so I just stopped.

I'm mostly natural these days compared to how I was, and it's much less stressful and easier on my wallet.

>finally able to get on Bodyline webpage
>no new 'fairy kei' items
>everything still as it was
>pastel vomit layout is the only change

Cgl this is the most anticlimactic thing you've ever done.

Half my facebook cosplay friends are models, the other half all like Homosuck.