It’s like an entry rule for MAGAt women:

  1. Fuck up your face.
  2. See #1.
  • FairycorePhoebe@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    I’m also a bimbo, and I’ve decided that if I get plastic surgery, it’ll be only for me and nobody else. I ask myself if I’d still want x surgery even if nobody else would ever see me again. Not that I’ll probably ever have the money for surgery, but I think it’s a good way to test whether surgery is the right option. I’m all for body modification if it’s for self-expression.

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      18 hours ago

      Hey I’m curious, what’s your definition of bimbo? I always thought it was like dumb but beautiful, the latter often done artificially via makeup, clothing, and beyond.

      But neither of you seem dumb, so just looking for an update on the lingo.

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        I think when women self identify as “bimbos” these days they’re usually referring to the purposeful reclamation of hyper feminine aesthetics, interests, and behaviors and not so much the original pejorative. It’s an aesthetic choice. The aesthetic is frequently referred to as “bimbocore” Examples would include lots of pink, heavy makeup, heels, false lashes, bleach blonde hair, etc. It’s sort of a subversion of patriarchal beauty standards since the intent is self expression and not conformity.